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Remember the memory crystals in the "Superman" movies? Well, something similar is already a reality here on Earth
by Jethro Mullen
01 Researchers in the U.K. have developed a way of storing digital data inside tiny structures
02 contained in glass.
03 The storage technology is so stable and safe that it can survive for billions of years,
04 scientists at the University of Southampton said this week.
05 That's a lot longer ................. your average computer hard drive.
06 Sadly, the human inventions don't look like the glittering crystals that Superman uses to
07 generate holograms of people from his home planet. Instead, they take the form of small glass
08 discs that have already been used to store historic documents, like the Universal Declaration of
09 Human Rights and the Bible.
10 "This technology can secure the last evidence of our civilization: all we've learned will not
11 be forgotten," said Peter Kazansky, a professor at the university.
12 Each disc can hold up to 360 terabytes of data -- the equivalent of 22,500 basic iPhones.
13 The wizardry involved is invisible to the human eye. The scientists use a sophisticated laser
14 to encode the information into minuscule formations, known as nanostructures, inside fused
15 quartz.
16 The structures alter the way light travels through the glass, allowing the data to be read
17 by special optical devices.
18 The researchers call the data storage 5D, because the information is translated into five
19 different dimensions of the nanostructures — their height, length, width, orientation and position.
20 The scientists from Southampton, who are presenting their research at an international
21 conference in San Francisco on Wednesday, say they are looking for industry partners to further
22 develop and commercialize the technology.
Fonte: http://money.cnn.com/2016/02/17/technology/5d-data-storage-memory-crystals/index.html
The article “the” (l. 01) is used
to refer to something which has already been mentioned.
to refer to people or objects that are unique.
to refer to a whole group of people or things.
with names of geographical areas, rivers, mountain ranges, groups of islands, canals, and oceans.
with countries that include the words "republic", "kingdom", or "states" in their names.