How are memories stored?

Answer 1

base on my words or explanations.memories are stored through our senses and it goes down in a part of a brain called Hippocampus which is the storage of our everyday memories located in the medial temporal lobe. It belongs to the limbic system.but im not sure of it.no one knows,even Einstein cannot answer that question.Its only my theory.

Answer 2

F.A.M

The random access memory comprises hundreds of thousands of small capacitors that store loads. When loaded, the logical state of the capacitor is equal to 1, otherwise it is 0, meaning that each capacitor represents one memory bit.

Given that the capacitors become discharged they must be constantly recharged (the exact term is refresh) at regular intervals, known as the refresh cycle. DRAM memories for example require refresh cycles of around 15 nanoseconds (ns).

Each capacitor is coupled with a transistor (MOS-type) enabling "recovery" or amendment of the status of the capacitor. These transistors are arranged in the form of a table (matrix) thus we access a memory box (also called memory point) via a line and a column.

Answer 3

There are three main types of memory. These types of memory include sensory memory, short-term memory, as well as long-term memory.

Answer 4

You could form memory by earasing some stuff you don't want?

Answer 5

Visual and audible cues.