How Good Is Your Geographic? [5]

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Originally Posted by gadjo_dilo

Why? I'd like to visit those rocks ( in case they are in Russia). And Hermitage Museum. And the Red Square. And Kremlin. And Lenin's mummy ( if still available :p). And St. Basil's Cathedral. And for many many other such reasons......
:crazy:

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She will be long dead by now, as will his Daddy :)

Anfield, you did a good job pretending to be D-Type. Now can you pretend you're me and ask the next question? :p
I really don't know what to ask and I'm not a thinker......

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Originally Posted by anfield5

She will be long dead by now, as will his Daddy :)

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:arrows: :angryfire:

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Originally Posted by Starter

There's no good reason to visit Russia these days.

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Give it a while and in some places Russia may decide it will visit you. :p

Yeah, that's the problem.

Seriously, any of you may ask a q on my behalf.

What is the smallest sea in the world?

Signed,
gadjo_dilo

I know the North Sea is quite small, but there is probably a smaller one?

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Originally Posted by Starter

What is the smallest sea in the world?

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The Sea of Dirac.

It explains anomalous negative-energy quantum states of relativistic electrons - and also predicts the positron.
In quantum mechanics we can only talk about the probability of finding an electron; that gives us position and zero size.

The smallest sea in the world is 0.0nm across.

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Originally Posted by Rollo

The Sea of Dirac.

It explains anomalous negative-energy quantum states of relativistic electrons - and also predicts the positron.
In quantum mechanics we can only talk about the probability of finding an electron; that gives us position and zero size.

The smallest sea in the world is 0.0nm across.

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That's a very ingenious answer, I'm impressed (and would not have thought of it in this context myself). Unfortunately it is not a real sea but a theoretical model and I'm looking for a real one.