Why isn't your country on this list?

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update it, element 113 is Nihonium

Is it the best claim to greatness Sweden has when it comes to science?

>America making the heaviest elements

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>>72355045
ftfy

>>72355139

nah, we invented the revolver, too. A little known fact. America stoel the credit, though.

We've contributed a lot to your women happiness to be honest

>>72355214
Why did you steal the texas state flag? Couldn't you come up with something original. Jeez.

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>>72355244
DELET It's ours they copied our design

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>>72355045
Merica discovered plutonium.

>>72357480
yes 14.12.1940

>>72355045

We have even more if you update it..

>>72355214
Lol chink dick

>>72355045
The table itself
should have Russian flag on the background desu

Polonium

>>72357733
>Tentatively called "radium F", polonium was discovered by Marie and Pierre Curie in 1898,[29] and was named after Marie Curie's native land of Poland (Latin: Polonia).[30][31] Poland at the time was under Russian, German, and Austro-Hungarian partition, and did not exist as an independent country. It was Curie's hope that naming the element after her native land would make the polish people feel like they had accomplished something in all their pathetic history.

>>72357820
what's with the anger Sven?
that's not how you banter you silly goose

>>72355200
Same for dynamite?

>>72358028
We don't "banter", that's what British people do. We're always 100% serious.

We had Ernest Rutherford

>be sweden have a huge landmass stretching a great distance vertically with all kinds of climates, areas ranging from great forests to huge mountains

>be netherlands, be small and have flatlands as far as the eye can see

ahh, yes.. we could clearly have also easily discovered (most of) these elements on our soil

>>72357820
We can spare one to the poles, we have other ones.

>>72355045
Everytime it's a Swede that makes these threads.

>>72359092
This is how swedes try cope with their "utopian country"

>>72359088
2*