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Un ancien ingénieur de la NASA scelle des photos à l'intérieur d'une montagne arctique pour qu'elles durent 1 000 ans

Veröffentlicht: 20.03.2026 um 01:55 Uhr, prnewswire.co.uk

Eternity Photos Inc. Norway

Site internet : https://eternity.photos/press

Archival film reel used by Eternity.Photos to preserve customer photographs for over 1,000 years

 

Eternity.Photos team transporting customer photo archives for storage in Arctic mountain vaults in Svalbard, Norway

 

Interior of the Arctic vault in Svalbard, Norway, where Eternity.Photos stores customer photo archives

 

Pavel Machalek, former NASA engineer and founder of Eternity.Photos

 

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