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Could it have a practical use in space? Which is both already a vacuum and close to absolute zero temperature wise?
by kolanos 2y ago
Could it have a practical use in space? Which is both already a vacuum and close to absolute zero temperature wise?
- idunnoman1222 2y agoA practical application of storing data in space that could just easily be beamed to earth to be stored?
- r3trohack3r 2y agoFrom everything I’m seeing so far, all protocols for space are stateful to deal with the incredibly high latency. I can see a future where the space between earth and mars is a constellation of massive caching servers.
- worthless-trash 2y agoPlease, we can only get so excited.
- m463 2y agoyou could have rotating disks that can encode data as they turn towards the sun. Or the sun's light could drive the rotation using magnetic force.