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I would like to represent all that is underrepresented on the table. That’s hard to do with just 5 elements, but this would be a good start:As such, I’d like 119 to be Africium, because Africa is not on the table at all, despite being the birthplace of our species.120 would be McAuliffium, for Christa McAuliffe, a hero to women, to teachers, to scientists, to me, and for us all.121 would be Alvarecium, for Luis and Walter Alvarez, Latino scientists, a Nobel prize winner, and developers of the theory that an impact from space killed the dinosaurs.122 would be Lovelacium, for Ada Lovelace. Without computer programming, and people who were unafraid to break from convention, we would know far less than we know now.And 123 would be Johnsonium, for Katherine Johnson, the woman who put Americans into space with the power of mathematics.Three women would bring the total number of women on the table to five. Johnson would be (to my knowledge) the only person of African descent on the table, and the Luis and Walter the only Latinos.I’d love to hear suggestions and comments on my choices!

Discovery of new elements of the periodic table: flerovium (Fl), livermorium (Lv), nihonium (Nh), Moscovium (Mc), Oganesson (Og), Tennessine (Ts)Development of semiconductor heterostructures used in high-speed- and opto-electronics (joint Nobel Prize between a Russian and an American scientist in 2000).Development and axoiomatization of the ASM Method by Gurevich in 2000 (used in systems engineering).Space tourism: making space flight available not just to professional astronauts, starting in 2001.Development of the superconducting nanowire single-photon detector (SNSPD) in a joint project between the Moscow State Pedagogical University and the University of Rochester.Creation of the technique to develop graphene by the Russian scientists Novoselov and Geim, awarded the Nobel Prize in in Physics in 2010.Development of the nginx web and post proxy-server by Igor Sysoev. Nginx is behind the operation of a large part of the internet, being the second most-widely used web server in 2016 across all active sites and the million busiest web sites. Quora uses Nginx.Development of the orbitrap, a special ion trap based on a novel concept of mass analysis with the conceptual development by a group of scientists headed by Yuri Golikov and the practical realization by Alexander Makarov.Development and building of the world’s largest nuclear icebreaker in 2007.Discovery of the Homo altaensis (the Denisova hominins) in 2008. Homo altaensis lived over 40,000 years ago.Development of http://chatroulette.com to have video conversations with random people worldwide.The world’s largest mobile (sea-based) nuclear power station. Developed in 2011. Docked at the port of Murmask in July 2018. Reactor launch in November 2018.Nordstream, the longest underwater pipeline as of 2011.Launching of the RadioAstron (Spekt-R) satellite with radio telescope to perform research on the structure and dynamics of radio sources within and beyond our galaxy.Development of the gas turbine locomotive with the main gas turbine locomotive entering rail service in 2017.Development of the world’s first oil-less contactless transmission for the auxiliary power unit of passenger aircraft.“Hard water” project for the irrigation of barren land. Developed at the University of Voronezh.Development of the Anker-R system of the detection of explosive vests to prevent acts of terrorism.Developing a method of printing holographic images using an inkjet printer (ITMO University, Saint Petersburg).Creation of the world’s largest colorless grown diamond by New Diamond Technology, Saint Petersburg.Development of flashsafe, world’s first unlimited smart flash drive.Development of carbon fiber command module for a space craft (presented in 2015).Development of extremely short-growing cotton suitable for colder than normal climate (2015).Development of the new method of resource exploration on the basis of electromagnetic and seismic noise (Siberian Federal University, Krasnoyarsk). The technology has the potential to cut the costs of oil exploration by up to three times.Development of the GamEvac-Combi Ebola vaccine.Development of liquid amber (2016). Liquid amber can be used to remove water from car engines and to remove impurities from fuel filters.Development of the device capable of shooting an electron beam in the atmosphere (Tomsk State University of Control Systems and Radioelectronics, 2016). This will allow to create new devices to improve 3D printing.Development of pulse-detonation rocket engine, dubbed “the future of space travel” by some sources in 2016.Quantum blockchain technology developed at the Russian Quantum Center (Moscow) in 2017. How the Russians used quantum mechanics to secure blockchainsDevelopment of porous floating aluminum alloy (unsinkable aluminum) at SPbPU (Saint Petersburg). Russian Scientists Develop Porous, Floating Aluminium Alloy – Aluminium InsideFlying motorbikes! Russian startup to provide flying motorbikes to Dubai policeThis list is not exhaustive. I have purposefully left out military research and development from this list.

Completely different… No.Followed different technological paths… Yes.Here's the thing. The periodic table is the same everywhere you go in the universe.So scientific development has to follow a certain established path.And not just the periodic table mind you. Math is also the same throughout the universe.In some alien world a wheel is still a wheel.So math as well needed to be followed. They couldn't simply bypass what we had to go through.What you can say is that they focused their technology in areas that we aren't even considering.For example… Biology!Unlike us they may have never put limitations in genetic engineering and they could've even arrived at a point where their technology is both cybernetic and biological.Maybe instead of building structures, they grow them. Maybe instead of assembling a vehicle they grow them.It isn't as far fetched as you might think it is.If we humans hadn't put so many limitations on genetic engineering and gene therapy, COVID might have never been a problem in the first place.But it was and it is a problem.Maybe their technology is both physical and mental. Which is something people also don't think about.Another possible scenario is that because they aren't as divided specie's like we are, they have come together as a species and have discovered new elements that aren't even part of the periodic table.Perhaps they are so advanced, that to them Quantum Physics is something they have already mastered. While we are still scratching our heads trying to understand it.In the end we should of course look first to ourselves. Seeing we are not heading down a good path.As a species we are divisive, conflictive, and sometimes downright lunatic.