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From what I remember from physics lessons, going with more elementary particles might be possible eventually, but not in any foreseeable future - (most/some) at
by Anderkent 15y ago
From what I remember from physics lessons, going with more elementary particles might be possible eventually, but not in any foreseeable future - (most/some) atoms are fairly stable by themselves, while keeping a hadron-based structure stable will probably be very difficult.
- cot6mur3 15y agoNice response. As for ultimate limits, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bekenstein_bound https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bekenstein_bound. Of course, this bound doesn't really give bits per quark/particle limits - just an overall limit based on the spherical radius of the information-storing system.