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It contains different topics, cultures, nations, languages, genres, time periods, in short everything you can imagine about our world; “Moon Library” with 30 million pages, It was sent
It contains different topics, cultures, nations, languages, genres, time periods, in short everything you can imagine about our world; “Moon Library” with 30 million pages, It was sent to the moon in April 2019 on the Israeli spacecraft “Beresheet”.
future generations, human history and to ensure that it never loses its civilization This library is designed to last more than 6 billion years. When you put on your astronaut clothes, let’s take a trip through space.
It looks like a 120mm DVD and only 100 grams The library is contained within a nanotechnology device and consists of 25 nickel disks, each 40 microns thick. First 4 layers; consisting of photographs, books, illustrations and documents; It contains more than 60,000 analog images.
Since all this content would have no meaning if this object did not survive, a superstructure called “Nanofiche” was created. a robust data recording technology developed. 10 times more heat than on the moon, data can survive without being damaged.
The first layer contains 1,500 pages of text and images, as well as holographic logos and texts. It can be read with an optical microscope with a magnification of x100 or a magnifying glass. Each of the next 3 layers at x1000 magnification 20,000 pages of text and each letter is the size of a bacterium!
In fact, there are pages that teach more than 1 million concepts and corresponding words in languages, as well as 1.5 billion sample translations and translations. Guide to 5000 languages is available. What else are we talking about? The full English version of Wikipedia is also on this disk. Yes, all this information; engraved on 25 discs, each only 40 microns wide!
Since people in the future will not have a DVD player and will not be able to speak any language currently in use, the Lunar Library thumbnails of books and other documents describing human language and instructions engraved.
“How do you read the library?” After reading the instructions, the said introductory part can be read under a simple microscope. for the rest of the library they will have easy access. Do you think something like this would really be possible in the distant future? Even if it doesn’t happen, the possibility is very exciting!
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Ashley Johnson is a science writer for “Div Bracket”. With a background in the natural sciences and a passion for exploring the mysteries of the universe, she provides in-depth coverage of the latest scientific developments.
