Now, we save information on hard drives, which wear out in a few decades.
Dr Grass added that just likecomputers use binary codesa DNA too has its language.
Thus, researchers have successfully demonstrated the method to preserve DNA synthetically for long longer periods of time.
Right now, we can read everything thats in that drop.
But I cant point to a specific place within the drop and read only one file, he added.
This interest in preserving information is something we have lost, especially in a digital world, he says.
source: www.techworm.net
