Re: How many bits are necessary to store the universe?

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From: Tristan Beeline
Date: Wed, 30 Nov 2005 02:07

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Not many, the universe is mostly vacuum, so a use good compression
algorithm and it will fit on one 3.5" disk.

Good luck.

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