The ultimate survival resource is now open for business on a remote Norwegian island.Svalbard, Norway – already home to the Global Seed Vault – is now home to the Arctic World Archive, which is being billed as the keeper of information to rebuild civilization following a societal-ending apocalypse.The vault located in an abandoned coalmine on the island of Svalbard is designed to be the ultimate data storage solution, The Vergereported. Data will be recorded on special film that can last as long as 1,000 years and stored 984 feet (300 meters) underground. The film is expected to last that long because of the extreme cold on the island, which is 1,172 miles north of Oslo.
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