Is there a difference in weight (kg) of hard drives: 1TB empty and 1TB full of data (data weight 1TB)?

Question

Hard disks

Is there a difference in weight (kg) of hard drives: 1tb-empty and 1tb full of data (data weight is 1tb)?

Answer 1

Weight in kilograms? Why not immediately measure it in liters or parrots?

Answer 2

No. Information is just magnetized areas of the surface. That is, dipole structures deployed in a certain direction under the influence of an external magnetic field.
Accordingly, when recording information, nothing increases and does not decrease in quantitative terms - the mass does not change.
It's just that the dipoles turn in the right direction and encode a unit of information - a bit. Bits are added to bytes, and actually form information in digital form, printed on the magnetic surface of the disk.

Answer 3

))) no, there is no difference

Answer 4

Of course there is, depending on what you weigh, it is one thing to weigh with a thermometer, another with an ammeter.

Answer 5

no it will always be the same weight twist disk hard it is a magnet