First off, this is a game of asking questions. The one who asks the first question will need to state whenever someone answered his or her question correctly. Then it's the lucky winner's person to ask a new question. This can go on forever, but I doubt it will, as theoretically, our server will fill up with an almost infinite amount of MySQL database info.

Remember, you NEED to write the question yourself! You are by no means allowed to use anyone else's work for this!

Anyway, here is my question:

Assume that you have an amount of perfectly spherical containers with the radius 96.8 vendekometers, and your Physics' teacher want you to find out how many of these spheres it would take to hold (or contain) exactly 548.47169 xennalitres of Einsteinium in plasma form. How many whole atoms can you get into containers, and what is the amount of containers neccesary for this process? Write the answer in binary form.

"Stephen Wolfram is the creator of Mathematica and is widely regarded as the most important innovator in scientific and technical computing today." - Stephen Wolfram