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Almost all internet traffic is transmitted via submarine cables, which have a total length of around 1.3 million kilometers, or about three times the distance from the Earth to the Moon. Credit: Tyler Morgan-Wall

Wonder of Science

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Фото профиля Mike Doris

Mike Doris3 лет назад

Cool. Love the retro look of this map from 2015 from TeleGeography:

Фото профиля Continuity 🇺🇸 🌎🕊✌️🚀🤖☦️

Continuity 🇺🇸 🌎🕊✌️🚀🤖☦️3 лет назад

Starlink will trump and supercede the cabled internet. Starlink satellite internet is projected to be the first satellite internet provider to equal or even surpass cable internet providers in speed and accessibility

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Richard Lewis3 лет назад

Will @elonmusk and @SpaceX make this obsolete with Starlink?

Фото профиля Pixel Preet

Pixel Preet3 лет назад

Starlink will make this system look ancient

Фото профиля Rapah Ahrayah

Rapah Ahrayah3 лет назад

Psalms 19:3 There is no speech nor language, where their voice is not heard. 4Their line is gone out through all the earth, and their words to the end of the world. In them hath he set a tabernacle for the sun,

Фото профиля Samurai Jack

Samurai Jack3 лет назад

Soon nearly all internet traffic will be by satellite.

Фото профиля Evil Car Stereo

Evil Car Stereo3 лет назад

Like to see how they run that.

Фото профиля ✨Maximiliaan van Velzen✨

✨Maximiliaan van Velzen✨3 лет назад

Didn’t even know that submarines even hád cables 🧐

Фото профиля Buzz White

Buzz White3 лет назад

Why do all depictions of earth make it appear perfectly round instead of its true shape? It's almost as bad as "flat earthers."

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