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The mass memory of tomorrow store data in the light beam.

The mass memory of tomorrow store data in the light beam. 

In the Finnish storybook "Goofs" is an interesting story about the situation, that some persons, what are called "Goofs" tried to carry the light out from the house in sag. That story brought my mind one thing, what people might usually don't know. That thing is that the researchers have created a method, where the beam of light would jump between two mirrors without external energy. That thing is possible when the space between those mirrors is cleaned, and there are no particles in a total vacuum.

Those particles like dust would suck the energy of the light beam, and that's why the space between those mirrors must be extremely clean. And then the temperature of those mirrors must decrease to absolute zero kelvin, that there would be no oscillation of those mirrors. Then the mirrors must equip the mirroring layer, what is outside of the glass, which removes the light absorption when it travels in the glass in regular mirrors.

The thing is that if the mirroring surface would be outside the mirror, the mirror itself would be made by using as example steel and that steel-plate would be covered with silver. In this case, the light could be trapped between the mirrors, and if we would make the sag or bottle, what has this kind of mirror surface, we can carry light. 

And if this device would store the laser-light, that would make it the ultimate tool for data storage, and this thing would be safe. If the other mirror would open, the laser ray would be released, and that data can be read by using the light cell, what transforms that data to the binary code. This can be the safe data storage of tomorrow. Maybe in the archives of tomorrow, those mass memories can be stored in the storage building like some book rolls, what ancient Egyptians used. But in this case, the text is stored in the light, what is jumping between mirrors.

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