How The Internet Travels Across Oceans

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Название	:	How The Internet Travels Across Oceans
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3:23 sooooo this is the reason my games lags when I am gaming with my friends from overseas
Comment from : Mochachloe

Philippines: 🗿
Comment from : asian

Amazon is so rich they own their own cable installing company lol
Comment from : Just another guy

In the communication world they call “repeaters” LE’s or Line Extendors, they also have higher output ones called amps
Comment from : Kyle Pope

Were I live in Manasquan NJ a lot of of these cables supposedly come ashore
Comment from : ox man

Ocean protocol is Satoshi Nakamoto creation What is next will be something
Comment from : Miguel Mejia

To think of all this so called high technology is all controlled and dependent on cables buried under the ocean and ground Ridiculous
Comment from : John Bascom

This whole time I thought internet was all through satelites
Comment from : Hurpa DeDurpa

Me: bgetting ping spikes during a ranked game/bbr0:13 Meanwhile this mf biting a cable
Comment from : Jasur Yusupov

Thanks for this
Comment from : Acron Project

So what happened to Satelites transmitting the Internet Um, this seems like a flat earth vs global earth situation
Comment from : Allen W

100000 trillions dollars of business in China
Comment from : jaswinder kaur

I always wondered how internet got across oceans, this answers a lot of questions
Comment from : Mr Nibbles

Great informative video
Comment from : Chirag Shrimali

It's the Caspian sea, not the black seabrThe black sea is the one right next to itbr0:34
Comment from : Maverick

😍🏞️
Comment from : md roni

We won WW2 because of these bad boys
Comment from : Dev Reacts Movies & TV

5:05 "Vast environmentally disruptive infrastructure projects" What? How is laying some cables on the seafloor even a drop in the bucket environmentally compared to so many other things?
Comment from : Kilian Balter

Narinder Singh Kappany 🇮🇳🙏brFather of Fibre OpticsbrDidn't get Noble Prize 💔😢
Comment from : Jirachi- Wish Maker

That modest sea you mentioned is not black sea, that is Caspian Sea!
Comment from : PY

Just a Stoner that fell into another rabbit hole
Comment from : Elijah Furst

F to Facebook
Comment from : Draugnaustaunikun Hymnphoo

thats the caspian sea not the black sea u nitwit
Comment from : eyebrow

It is greatly
Comment from : VIPENDAR KUMAR DUBEY

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Comment from : Levi Jude

We can remove this cabels from ocean and use satellite connections to all data centers, smartphone, pc Today isp have planned to provide internet from isp to internet users through satellite but it will good that all isp, datacenters connect to each other with satellite wirelessely
Comment from : Techie Osvio

0:38 - that's bnot/b the Black Sea - that's the bCaspian Sea/b
Comment from : 17 cm mittlerer Minenwerfer

Internet puppetry still very much in need if wireshistory of technology loves the old ways and days
Comment from : Alessandro Luciano

It’s a lot more than 400 gb/s
Comment from : greeny

Wait I’m confused by the Marea cable It’s a 6600km cable and only weighs as much as 24 blue whales?
Comment from : Anthony Fonseca

Thus there is no such a thing as satellite in Space
Comment from : RealityTVshow

Hi, iam from India, lakshadweep IslandI want to bring this technology to our country
Comment from : arjun

Id like to think a shark bit into one of those wires and was instantly filled with 10 terabytes of internet and is now creating a underwater base as we speak to begin his evil plans And he wears a monocole There has never been a more perfect villian
Comment from : Gibly 3244

We are so well connected nowadays, yet still not enough for americans to notice that that is not the black sea
Comment from : Nikolay Balimezov

if the internet fails for an hour the world stops
Comment from : stephen Njuru

sharks also want some data to watch insta reel
Comment from : Amit Kumar

Always wanted to know where is the internet from
Comment from : HCIbn

FYI - Crystals make it all work
Comment from : Ray Morris

last
Comment from : Saturn V

The cable from Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan mentioned in this video goes under the Caspian Sea NOT the Black Sea Needs to be corrected
Comment from : VM

COULDN'T UNDERWATER LASERS WORK AT INTERVALS ACROSS ANY OCEAN ABOVE ANY OBSTRUCTION WHERE A PERFECT CLEAR PATH CAN BE MADE? I FIGURE ONE POWERFUL LASER COULD CARRY MILLIONS OF BITS OF CODE AND NO STORM COULD INTERFEREJUST A THOUGHT??
Comment from : norm lor

This might be a dumb question but how does the pressure not fuck with anything?
Comment from : Glocc Lesner

0:35 Thats not the Black Sea!!!
Comment from : The Unkown Ape

Most people think that the data come and fro are via satellites Satellites are fraud, The real data comes from these cables but the charge are satellite level virtual cost
Comment from : Marlon Brando

This cable network business own by company that launched fake satellites
Comment from : Zakaria Jamal

This is only one small aspect that exemplifies the fragility of modern civilization Electrical, fuel, Water and Health care systems all sit atop equally fragile foundations that when seriously disrupted, can severely impact everyday life Think about stuff like this before you vote for one of those politicians with "easy" solutions to everything They don't know much
Comment from : Alan C137

Amazing how our world is wired and how scary it is that a few control it A fragile world We take everything for granted now
Comment from : Spirit

"yeeting" 💀💀🤣🤣brbrThat comparison to the telegraph at the end, though, was pretty overwhelming for mebrbrI've already had to watch a lot of technology go from being "the next big thing" to "so obsolete the younger generation doesn't even know it existed" It's crazy to think even more drastically advanced upgrades to technology may be around the corner
Comment from : OkashiiAmerican少女

By magic
Comment from : djtomoy

I thought the internet ran thru satellites
Comment from : Nathan

Now it makes sense why it calls wavelength
Comment from : Aർjun

Might sound stupid, but how did we get internet before these cables were laid?
Comment from : NotABadCow

Can u just speak slowly🙂
Comment from : shajerul islam

Always thought the internet worked with satellites
Comment from : mario vargas

caspian sea, not the black sea
Comment from : carlos31613

And yet we're supposed to believe theirs satellites in space
Comment from : Hilton Morris

how are they laid perfectly at the sea bed with the immense pressure down there 😮
Comment from : Israel Mumpe

The fact that many people take the internet for granted is shocking for me
Comment from : Mister Fra

👀👀👀😳
Comment from : Kari Wallace; MS, BS, EP

Remember a satellite failure is just sharks eating the cables There's no space signal other than unreliable, weak balloons That's what happens when there's no space People are waking up
Comment from : Phi1618

ty for the video!
Comment from : JeyJonsan

Beautiful
Comment from : reeshad

Goood Article
Comment from : ABDULLAH SHERIFF

This is how the 21st century works So go & get yourself plugged🔌 up
Comment from : Ken Sherman

The wire running from Azerbaijan to Turkmenistan runs under the Caspian Sea, not the Black Sea Turkmenistan is nowhere near the Black Sea
Comment from : bapinney

Lifi lesser 5g internet faster than cable internet and value for money Indian ladakhi scientist engineerin make lifi lesser 5g internet connection Sonam wangchuk
Comment from : Shubhi Atram

I don't know this personally, but I believe it works the same way as how wheelchairs and prosthetics workbrbrRofl brbrThe "Oxford" accent
Comment from : MCO Creations

satellites are a big lie
Comment from : A L

minecraft repeater refrence
Comment from : Infinite

I’m excited for 2Africa
Comment from : Kory Hardy

Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan do not have access to the Black Sea Between them is Caspian Sea
Comment from : Svetlin Boranoff

It's called Deep web
Comment from : PHILADELPHIA SPORTS

0:36 the water body isnt Black Sea It's Caspian
Comment from : Abhishek Dhar

❤❤👍
Comment from : ELITE HUMAN SUJITH

0:33 the only one problem is Azeybarjan is washed by the Caspian Sea, not the Black Sea
Comment from : MadBliss

How The Internet Travels Across Oceansbrthrough tubesyou see, it's not like a truck
Comment from : Derrick Moses

Would be nice if miles was also used
Comment from : Dan The Man

This looks so complicated I thought it was Miecraft!
Comment from : Haru Kun

Thanks to "DR NARINDER SING KAPANAY" for discovery for optical fiber A MAN WHO BENT THE LIGHT One of the unknown INDIAN legend❤❤❤❤
Comment from : LETS CRACK NEET 2024

I have understood nothing 😂😂
Comment from : Rowansteve

Thanks I got New Youtube Channel from this video to learn more knowledge
Comment from : Saniya Sachin

صار العالم قريه صغيره كل شي صار في متناول اليد في هاتف ذكي فيه انترنت تقدر تشوف الافلام و الاغاني و الفيديوهات المختلفه التعليميه و غيرها و تتواصل مع من تريد في اي مكان في العالم سبحان الذي علم الانسان ما لم يعلم
Comment from : Anwer Abdallah

سبحان الذي علم الانسان ما لم يعلم
Comment from : Anwer Abdallah

Shark biting submarine cables That's added to 1 megabite (1mb) of speed per shark
Comment from : Lawrence Van Intoy

I appreciate work u done for this video, but please don't use maps where Georgia is part of Russia please Thank you for information tho ❤
Comment from : razma

He my good sir is a distinguised gentleman
Comment from : What a LEGEND

Don't forget the telephone cables we laid down decades ago Archeologists will be digging these up thousands of years later
Comment from : Faith Black

I stop watching video just at the beginning - it is NOT Blacksea between Azerbaijan & Turkmenistan! 🤦‍♂️
Comment from : Ismail Cifci

It’s really crazy to think how far civilization has come in terms of technological advancements and yet in the future, people will look back at our technology and think we practically lived in the Stone Age
Comment from : Călin Prodan