Planetary Spacing and Macro Planck Structure

This paper explores the possibility that planetary distances, such as that between Earth and the Moon, reflect a larger-scale version of Planck-length-like spacing—suggesting that planetary distribution across a solar system or galaxy may follow a harmonic or field-based structure. By analyzing planetary diameters and orbital distances, the paper proposes that macro-scale spacing rules echo quantum geometries, revealing a hidden coherence across vastly different scales. This framework could help model planetary formation, orbital stability, and galactic architecture with new predictive tools grounded in geometric field resonance.