Huh. I thought Planck mass was a lot smaller than that?
Apparently not! One Planck mass is 0.00002176 grams. Multiply by 505400 and we’re back to 10.997504, or just about 11.
I used WolframAlpha to convert to each thing. The only bullshit Interlude number I provided that wasn’t converted from 11 grams was the cubits one, which was converted from 11 meters. (I could’ve used millimeters, since grams aren’t the base unit despite the name of the actual base unit, but it’d create an uglier number.)
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