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Israeli Jeweler Works With Nanochip the Size of a Rice Grain with Entire Hebrew Scriptures – The Wilmington Journal

The 24-book Hebrew Scriptures contain 929 chapters and 1.2 million letters. A new line of jewelry from Israel, TANAOR, puts all of that on a tiny silicon chip incorporated into rings, bracelets, necklaces and accessories. The [...]

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