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If the Planck length is 0 and the observable (or infinite) universe is 100, what value is the Earth?

Just curious as to size comparison between the smallest and largest things possible.
gpt
Assuming you're using a logarithmic scale (so that each factor of 10 is a constant distance on the scale), that earth is about 67. 

The radius of the observable universe is 10^26 meters, the plank length is 10^-35 meters, and the radius of the earth is about 10^6 meters. So the range from plank length to observable universe covers about 61 orders of magnitude, and the earth is 41 orders of magnitude along the scale, so 41/61 is about 0.67, and thus on a scale from 0 to 100 the earth is at about 67.