The Planck length is a scale formed from fundamental physical constants. It marks a regime where present theories of gravity and quantum physics are expected to need a unified description.
A theoretical scale formed from the speed of light, reduced Planck constant and gravitational constant. It is not experimentally established as the smallest possible length. The area and volume are derived mathematical scales.
The observable universe is the region from which light or other signals have had time to reach us since the early universe.
About 92 billion light-years across in present-day comoving distance. Space expanded while the light travelled. The 13.8-billion-year age is a time, not its radius divided by light speed. The total universe may be far larger, possibly infinite.