That's a very good question. Unfortunately, modern science can't provide an answer. It was once thought that a grain of sand was the smallest object. But then the idea of the atom came along, and of course, then atoms were thought smallest. But then we discovered that atoms have components, and thought that those components must be smallest. And then we discovered that protons and neutrons are composed of quarks. By now, we have learned not to assume we've found the smallest constituent of matter, since we are usually wrong. Among candidates for smallest objects are singularities (minuscule points in space, such as at the core of a black hole), neutrinos, and the 'knots' of theoretical cosmic 'strings.' It's hard to say what the smallest object is.
The range is the difference between the largest and smallest observations.
Well, atoms are the smallest objects in the universe. Everything is made up of atoms. That means that bacteria is made of atoms!
The smallest cell is about 8 microns in size.
The universe is organized in a hierarchical structure from largest to smallest as follows: universe, observable universe, galaxy, solar system, planet, moon, and then down to subatomic particles like protons, neutrons, and electrons.
All of it - to - a single photon.
Everything in the universe have different size. The smallest thing ever is the photon particle, and it is so small that nobody has been able to find it's exact size. The greatest thing in the universe is the great wall- a great sheet of galaxies which is 500 million light years long and 16 million light years thick.
Yes, there is. It is the smallest bra size, actually.
The range is the difference between the largest and smallest observations.
Well, atoms are the smallest objects in the universe. Everything is made up of atoms. That means that bacteria is made of atoms!
the smallest thing in the universe. also its a vibrating string that creates energy. every thing is related though string theory.
There is no such thing. The Universe is much bigger than the Solar System - and there is only one Universe, at least only one that we know of.
Quantum foam(size: 0.00000000001 yoctometers) and String(size: 0.00000000001 yoctometers)
as learned in science class I'd say a Planck is the smallest thing known to man(the plank is so small that if u broke up a millimeter into 1 million pieces you still won't reach plank size and yes it is way way smaller than an atom)
an atom because it is the smallest thing alive in the universe and it would take about 100,100,000,000,000 atoms to be seen.
According to the String Theory. There is a 1D object called a 'string'. It is approximately 0.000000000001 yoctometers.
the smallest moon in the whole universe
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