Digital data, digital data or digital signal, digitized signal. Certain samples are taken from an analog signal and a digital signal is created that is not the exact equivalent of the analog signal. It is obtained by changing the way the data in the input is stored or transferred.
Scientists conducted a research that has never been done before. When we look at this research, we see that it is a very extreme concept. The scientific community is trying to measure how much mass digital data has. It is also stated that this mass is a strange new state of matter. With digitalization, the weight of digital data can reach a terrible size in 350 years. Digital data, which is estimated to outweigh all the atoms in the world, will add to the weight of the earth. In such a case, even the problem of the collapse of the world may arise. Images that look like a scene from the future are actually from a technology fair. Rye Aero is developing an air taxi project in Las Vegas, USA. A flying vehicle was developed and launched, but farmers showed more interest than expected. When the owners learned that the farmers could not use their vehicles in rainy weather and had to walk to their fields, they directed the product to the farmers. According to Vopson’s calculations, today’s “stack of visual images”, that is, about half a billion tweets, countless texts and billions of WhatsApp messages, together with every piece of information created weighs the planet. Their contribution to the Earth’s mass is so small that it has not yet been measured. But the development of technology and the increase in the human population may reverse this in the future. Two assumptions stand out in Vopson’s new paper. The first is the main assumption that information also has mass. According to the second assumption, all elementary particles store information content about them, similar to how living things are encoded by DNA. In other words, each electron carries information. Vopson’s proposal for an experiment is based on precisely this second assumption, envisioning the collision of matter with antimatter.
I agree with the predictions of scientists because today digital data has affected the whole world.