How Does the Internet Work? - Glad You Asked S1

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For most of us, the internet is virtual, made of Instagram posts, emails and RU-vid videos. And, access to the vital utility isn’t guaranteed across the world. Glad You Asked host Cleo Abram wants to know: What is the internet actually made of? And, how does it work? Answering that question involves discovering how internet cables are laid in the sea, if 5G is really the future, and how balloons in the stratosphere are helping people connect.
Key Sources:
Submarine Cable Map - www.submarinecablemap.com/
Code, Charles Petzold - www.amazon.com/Code-Language-...
Tubes, by Andrew Blum - www.amazon.com/Tubes-Journey-...
Internet Cable Protection Committee Report - cdn.arstechnica.net/wp-conten...
Pew Internet Fact Sheet - www.pewinternet.org/fact-shee...
How Does The Internet Work? - web.stanford.edu/class/msande...
Basic Radio Theory and Introduction to Radio Systems - www.sciencedirect.com/science...
Federal Communications Commission Broadband Map - broadbandmap.fcc.gov/#/
InterTubes: A Study of the US Long-haul Fiber-optic Infrastructure, SIGCOMM - pages.cs.wisc.edu/~pb/tubes_fi...
Rural Broadband Economics: A Review of Rural Subsidies, COSTQUEST - www.ntca.org/sites/default/fi...
RuralBroadbandEconomics-AReviewofRuralSubsidies_FinalV07112018.pdf
Worldwide Broadband Pricing, Cable - www.cable.co.uk/broadband/pri...
Exploring the Relationship Between Broadband and Economic Growth, World Bank - pubdocs.worldbank.org/en/39145...
Exploring-the-Relationship-between-Broadband-and-Economic-Growth-Minges.pdf
0:00 Intro
1:10 How Does The Internet Work?
3:37 Finding The Internet
6:43 An Internet Hub
8:45 The Internet Backbone
14:03 Greater Web Access

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7 янв 2020

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@ashishghodake8653 4 года назад

"There is no such thing as cloud. Cloud is a marketing term" Truth has been spoken. Best definition of cloud i have came accross.

@AlexisSmithFilms 4 года назад

Ashish Ghodake wait do people actually believe there is a literal cloud full of data?

@ashishghodake8653 4 года назад

@@AlexisSmithFilms i was talking about the way some people in IT industry perceive it as. They too think that cloud is like single place where we can store data when actually it's just someone else's computer 😉

@b3nisrael 4 года назад

@@ashishghodake8653 Internet has always been about someone else's computer, mostly corporates to be more specific. The term cloud isn't marketing for sure... because we want to access our data from anywhere and this has become possible only recently, thanks to fast internet.

@manishgoyal7677 4 года назад

@@ashishghodake8653 ummmm.. I think everybody knows cloud is only a server or a harddrive sitting somewhere with your data connected to a computer which is connected to a network running all the time so that it is accessible by everyone 24*7!

@Eugenetra7 3 года назад

@@manishgoyal7677 A server IS a computer, so the further connections is some network equipment I quess.

@Openfilmmakerstalk 4 года назад

A moment of appreciation for the intern, who had to cut up all the ones and zeros for that one shot...

@XTom3645 4 года назад

you know its photoshop right?!?! xD takes a bit of detail to see it but they made it work

@MelenaSoleil 4 года назад

Or.. Editing maybe lol smh

@AkariInsko 4 года назад

@@XTom3645 r/woooosh

@AkariInsko 4 года назад

@@MelenaSoleil r/woooosh

@fHaNtOm07 4 года назад

13 days without the internet ? We have been completely barred for 7 months and even after the 7 long months we can only access 2G now. 🥺🥺

@pierrerossouw6083 2 года назад

Been in IT for 20 years now (I specialize in cloud-based "stuff" now) and I love to see it broken down in such a simple way. I think this was a job well done. My mom, at 80 got the concept of "how does it get to you so fast?". I also showed her a light pulse through a fibre optic cable - actually I used the fibre on my compound bow sight - and sent her the word "hello" through binary. It's all pretty amazing when we step back and think about it. It's robust but yet so delicate.

@celsojoven3525 2 года назад

parish office

@jeffstowe4860 Год назад

Ditto!

@ikthedarchowdhury8947 Год назад

Wow.. I want to do that too. What tools do I need?

@deepspacecow2644 5 месяцев назад

@@ikthedarchowdhury8947A year late. But check the websites of any ISP in your area. In the US, billions are going to fiber optic expansion. Everyone needs splicers.

@wcsdiaries Месяц назад

that's a lot of 1s and 0s to flash even to say hello right?

@herlocksholmes-uv5qw Год назад

Meu professor de Programação Web me recomendou este documentário, e ele foi muito bem feito! Nunca consegui entender alguns conceitos mais voltados ao hardware das máquinas, é uma grande dificuldade pois não sinto nenhuma afinidade com a parte elétrica da computação, mas consegui entender perfeitamente o que estava sendo dito. Meus parabéns para a equipe!

@Bargasss 7 месяцев назад

Foi o Guanabara né safado

@herlocksholmes-uv5qw 7 месяцев назад

@@Bargasss Pior que não, foi meu professor do curso de Ciência da Computação presencial mesmo

@simarkarmani4034 7 месяцев назад

My Web Programming teacher recommended this documentary to me, and it was very well done! I could never understand some concepts more focused on the hardware of the machines, it is a great difficulty because I do not feel any affinity with the electrical part of computing, but I was able to understand perfectly what was being said. My congratulations to the team!

@herlocksholmes-uv5qw 7 месяцев назад

@@simarkarmani4034 You do know that RU-vid offers an automatic translation, don't you? I just didn't feel like writing in English that day

@isaquesimoes4338 7 месяцев назад

@@Bargasss opa rsrsrs comigo foi o Gustavo Guanabara,

@OtsileM 4 года назад

You could say that shark took a megabyte out of the internet.

@tcijo 4 года назад

that smoothh man~

@carmeleneclores7715 4 года назад

😂😂😂

@andre5454 4 года назад

this joke is so underappreciated

@dexter.c7281 4 года назад

well played there

@anesukafesu7875 4 года назад

😂😂😂

@arbien1763 3 года назад

"it takes a long, long time" me: expected years them: 13 days

@jiyaullhaq3454 3 года назад

Lol yeah

@arbien1763 3 года назад

I had, actually, during Typhoon Haiyan, aka Yolanda, in the Philippines. I don't think I can ever explain how excruciatingly painful those few months without electricity and internet were. lol

@MrAgentTurner 3 года назад

@@arbien1763 Electricity loss is FAR worse than anything else. No internet would be easy as long as you had some good company.

@arbien1763 3 года назад

@@MrAgentTurner definitely, without internet you can still play offline games or whatever on your phone. Without electricity, you'd wish you were dead, it takes a long time to adjust.

@ishworshrestha3559 3 года назад

@len50pac 5 месяцев назад

Vim pelo curso HTML/CSS do Gustavo Guanabara, este vídeo é sensacional. A lógica, os princípios e o fundamento do conhecimento é tudo !!!!!!

@sr.bola8953 4 месяца назад

comecei o curso dele a poucos dias e vim por lá também.

@Cs_Israel 4 месяца назад

Estamos juntos nessa,@@sr.bola8953

@user-ch3rw6mf1m Месяц назад

eu também vim por ele

@lolitaharris4475 2 года назад

These People Are Wayyy Too Happy!!😂

@mcmacshalfilya 2 года назад

Yeah. Let's GET 'EM 👺

@VictoriaSobocki 2 года назад

Yup

@sirmontecristo2808 3 года назад

As a network engineer, you have told my story in layman's terms in less than 20 minutes.

@jociscocr 2 года назад

Well, then you did it wrong rofl

@ledon26656 2 года назад

I am back in education age 34, I plan on being a network engineer like yourself. Got about 4 years studying left (I am in community college as Americans would call it). Can you provide any wisdom or advise? I have a real passion for learning about networks, TCP/IP protocols etc. and cannot wait to learn more. I am also doing my Cisco CCNA. I am really excited about this change in career, before I am wayyyy old! Thanks for any advice, pointers, even guidance you might be able to provide!

@sinuslebastian6366 2 года назад

Liam Don take your CISSP and CompTIA certifications seriously. Learn deeply about all the things in the syllabus. And just have an open mind regarding learning abut new technologies.

@oldman2800 2 года назад

As Abraham Lincoln said "don't believe everything you see on the internet"

@burnstick1380 2 года назад

i agree but honestly im not sure whether people really have a cohesive picture of it

@FlyEnri 4 года назад

I'm a telecom engineer and i was fascinated by how entertainingly simple and well edited this video was, congratulations! And also so surprised by so many nonsense comments about everything but the topic itself... :o

@kennethpaul3384 4 года назад

This video is supper annoying TBH

@ChrisGroggyCreaser 4 года назад

So am I!!.... :)

@tbpp6553 3 года назад

Seriously. These 'annoying' comments are super annoying.

@luisgomes5069 3 года назад

So am I too!!.... :)

@vishnuprasadp5906 3 года назад

True..it is a super difficult topic to visualise without a video aid. Kudos to the presenter for making it simple and easily understandable...

@TidePodJesus 2 года назад

I've been across a few things that tried to explain the internet but nothing as close to being simple yet informative and easy to understand as this. Well done! Great vid.

@user-jh4rq6je4s 2 года назад

It's something I was curious about, so I came in and watched it. It was a better video than I expected. This video explained the principles of the Internet using various visual materials, so it was really interesting and easy to understand. And it was nice to think about the importance of the Internet as well as the principle of the Internet. (It's terrible just thinking about the internet being cut off😂) I get more than the intention of entering this video. Thank you for making this great video!!

@mohdsifan5768 Год назад

❤️❤️

@late2school835 2 года назад

This is truly amazing. It's so crazing to think humans came up with this. It's so complex, yet we take it for granted. It's quite beautiful

@f0rl0ve68 2 года назад

yessssss

@littlemeg137 2 года назад

I wouldn't call it beautiful. Internally, it's a huge mess of half-measures, permanent temporary fixes, and vulnerable relationships between entities with conflicting interests.

@kntran8637 Год назад

I doubt that many would take it for granted. We have to pay bill every month and it’s not cheap

@tetomariano Год назад

@@littlemeg137 like human relations

@EVERYTHING1-1M Год назад

If this is what Humans did and you are so fascinated by it, imagine how the Lord of the Worlds created Heaven.

@indirabendesai4598 4 года назад

How does the Internet work? Vox: makes a 20 min video Me: It works nicely.

@oneflowerninjamagic1912 4 года назад

Me : too slow

@dipanshusingh436 3 года назад

Naaice

@KaWiReloaded 2 года назад

My dad was always into new tech, even tho we were poor. Back in the 80s he bought a camcorder (my grandmother got it for him using a credit card). It was $2,000. We were dirt poor back then, yet now in 2022 I have videos of myself as a child, videos of me and my grandparents, my cousins, aunties, etc. i cherish those memories. He did the same thing when CD players became the thing, then with DVDs. Even tho we were poor, we had those devices years before they became affordable for our friends and family. And in 1997 he bought a Compaq computer. I was 11 years old. And my life was forever changed. I was there at the forefront of Napster, i used MSN messenger almost like the old school social media, yahoo chat rooms were all the buzz, and the MSN game chat rooms were also popular. I remember when we had an internet game where u had to help Austin Powers get his mojo back, we had QuePasa for those of us who were Latino. BlackPlanet. Then later MySpace. I have lived inside the internet since the moment i got access to it in 1997 and i never looked back. Even met my husband (almost 15 years together now) online.

@briantruck2284 4 месяца назад

Upload videos

@teroblepuns 2 года назад

I've been offering free fiberoptic internet to people in Germany for three years now and the main issue is that most people don't know anything about how the internet works and mostly don't even care about massive technological improvements in infrastructure as long as the running system somewhat works. I am so excited for more fiber, 5G and Starlink and hope people will have more informed judgment in the future. Thanks to everyone who helps building the infrastructure. Our contribution will be forgotten just as quickly as we forgot the names of those who built the highways we drive on every day, but this is for the greater good of the centuries and generation to come. Kids of the future, reach for the stars. You have the whole world to connect with.

@Eriknorth87 4 года назад

As a network engineer, It's nice to see this explained in more "layman terms". However, all the information in this video is just a fragment of what goes on with your internet traffic. In every ISP, major corporation, and sometimes small business there are teams of us that maintain and improve your network connectivity. We're arguably the most important team in any company, yet we sit in the background. We're often working when the business is closed, we're the ones that get called at 3 am when there's a major outage, or malicious attack was detected by the security systems we put in place.... But I still love my job!

@somalikanye8642 4 года назад

Thank you guys for all your hard work. You are unsung and appreciated

@trevorross1311 4 года назад

Don't worry about the recognition man,just continue to keep up the good work.What should bring u pride and joy is knowing that ur bring millions of people joy and keeping all of them connected!!!.

@thoyo 4 года назад

You the man!!

@VHari-mw2cr 4 года назад

Thx.

@Chewi_ 4 года назад

*tips fedora*

@Justinniklaus 4 года назад

30% of that wire traffic is apparently adult content.

@vindersingh25 4 года назад

💪👍

@sudarshan3965 4 года назад

More than 50%

@brod515 4 года назад

How could they determine that?

@LordTankian0 4 года назад

Duh, the other 70% are kids. What did you expect?

@andrewpaulhart 4 года назад

MrBrN197 easy to determine. Statistics on traffic are extensive. All you have to do is identify the main adult sites. nowadays it is even easier with AI being able to identify pornographic images with a fair amount of accuracy, so you can do sample studies. I imagine google has already done that.

@marcksonful Год назад

Que vídeo bom, a internet se tornou algo cotidiano nas nossas vidas, mas pouco entendemos sobre ela de fato. Parabéns a iniciativa do vídeo, aprendi muito com ele!

@leah-nz6gl Год назад

i loj

@bere1692 Год назад

O comentário brasileiro que eu procuravakkk

@Yosetime 5 месяцев назад

Just before you mentioned the Tonga internet disaster, I was thinking of it. When I heard that the cables under the ocean had been cut I was astonished! Because I did not know that is how the internet got there. I remember telling my very savvy friends about it and even they did not know that there were literal, physical, lines on the ocean floor that were providing the internet. It seemed like a magical piece of knowledge that I should have already known about. Great episode!

@andimitris24 4 года назад

Definitelly a spark between her and the cable lady.

@jenniferwooten6554 4 года назад

I came here for this comment. 🤣

@warframegame 4 года назад

I guess there was a connection Ta dum dish

@clairedaniellemcadams8191 4 года назад

An Dimitris bro I thought the same thing

@winnietsui4253 4 года назад

Cable lady in love

@bimbrawkeshav 4 года назад

So true

@YTM965 4 года назад

This video is so weird, the guy just seems mesmerised by her beauty

@barbatvs8959 4 года назад

There's a guy? I couldn't tell 'cause I was mesmerized by her fakeness.

@aussiebob1315 4 года назад

@@barbatvs8959 ditto she's full of promoting balloons and 5g , 1 minute spent explaining actually how it works using little figurines? pretty sure i've seen her on naughty america or brazzers :D

@daviebayawa7079 4 года назад

I know right😂 like he aint listening cause he already knew it and hes just der to look at her lol

@tharii314 4 года назад

Mesmerized 😅 We're died😁

@Detownrebel1 4 года назад

It's her boyfriend

@astrydalicea9110 Год назад

Hurricane María hit us pretty hard -comunication wise- People would drive hours away just to find a bit of signal to talk to their loved ones (mostly on the mainland) & let them know they were ok. This had a huge impact on our recovery. I had no idea this is how we got access to the internet. Great video! Thanks!

@dr.mohammedsirajuddin9822 3 месяца назад

When a writer needs a reference or an explanation, the definitely depend on internet. This way it feels like research is done. It saves a lot of time and efforts. I am grateful!

@meghz8889 3 года назад

I did Electronics and commination engineering what she explained we read it in text books but looking it practically still amazes me, I literally watched It thrice 😅 I really appreciate them traveling and collecting data and presenting it in so simple ways that even common person can understand it Thank you, like always the best explanations 🔥

@mechamicro 2 года назад

In generall way for people, it was a well inpromptum

@LibinBabykannur 2 года назад

Great information

@king_prashant 2 года назад

@vishaljaiswal754 2 года назад

And both people to who she shown they were Indian

@SeekTheTruthAndTruth 2 года назад

Desh Baghat University?

@vitoriacaroline1385 3 года назад

Quem esta aqui por causa do curso em video, obedecendo nosso mestre GUANABARA ♥️♥️

@anacarolinacaldeira 3 года назад

Euuuu hahahah

@ocarlosjunior1 Год назад

Vitória, não sei se você vai ler esse comentário, mas você já está trabalhando na área?

@TheGuiCosta Год назад

eooooo

@alisondiniz9417 Год назад

euuuuuuuuu

@musicjoy2024 Год назад

🖐

@noface____ Год назад

i work as a permit coordinator to place fiber optic cable (or replacing/overlashing on old copper cables) so this was cool to watch to feed onto what i already knew ☺️

@Aerish369 8 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for this engaging and easy explanation to complex connections of network.

@lucasfelipedesousa8006 4 года назад

what is happening why is everyone flexing premium ? i dont have it and can still watch it.

@FadingPixel 4 года назад

I don‘t know. I thought it was sarcastic flex.. but seems like it wasn‘t when i scrolled more down.

@islandsunset 4 года назад

Premium users watched it 3 weeks ago. We are watching 3 weeks after it first premiered. So yeah, that's what they were flexing

@FadingPixel 4 года назад

@@islandsunset Really? LOL. I don‘t care how old videos i‘m watching.

@islandsunset 4 года назад

@@FadingPixel the premium videos are here for a limited time.

@ezzatluqman 4 года назад

this video doesnt have ads in the middle. didnt you notice that?

@alhozni9060 3 года назад

I love that she loves doing her job and that she is determined to learn more things.

@MechyPaula 2 года назад

i really love her too she seems so curious and dedicated to bringing that information in the best package

@jiayuanwang1342 2 года назад

I'm just honest: I love her.

@jamesbuttery3862 2 года назад

She's hot too🔥🔥🔥

@ChocoWest1 2 года назад

“She is determined to learn more” if the rest of humanity was just as determined the world would be a better place.

@angusfs5226 2 года назад

Her first love is herself

@dragonborn-oq6kj 2 года назад

This is actually a big eye opener to just how complex the internet is

@sagsun0093 4 года назад

I like the concept and content. But the way it was delivered. I mean, do I really gotta see them flirting with each other? Explained was perfect.

@sawkoeko9712 4 года назад

Glad i am not the only one that feels the same

@seandafny 4 года назад

No one was flirting

@euson7396 4 года назад

I like her but

@shammapalo9628 4 года назад

Bru, it's sweet 😂

@lukasprochazkaprod 4 года назад

I was just looking for this comment, the entire video seems it try too hard to be educative and hype and cool....

@longidude7048 3 года назад

So the internet doesn’t just metaphorically connect the world but literally connects them. Noice

@mirtacia 7 месяцев назад

Vim através do Gustavo Guanabara. Beijos do Brasil!

@Paulossantos Год назад

Esse canal é maravilhoso, cara. Meus parabéns aos criadores. 🇧🇷

@VinayaROCKS 3 года назад

Its absolutely perfect video for everyone who uses internet. I don't have internet in my hometown and the only way to connect is through mobile device via 2g Edge network.. I spoke with many ISP but they refused to provide the service.. I'm planning to deploy my own internet in the area which will generate a lot of business as there are many Mineral resource mining company and a lot of there work done via internet which is too slow in 2g Edge network.. I have all the skills and plans but unfortunately i don't have funds to afford to deploy a infrastructure.. God Helps.

@namanmishra1030 3 года назад

Bro you've got this, let's go you can do it I believe. You can share this idea and ask ppl for help pretty sure they'll provide enough financial support

@VinayaROCKS 3 года назад

@@namanmishra1030 thanks bro.. I signup with ISP 70 km far and now we are establishing fiber optics over the terrain.. its mountain area so bit difficult but we are doing it. 😀

@CKTVDoesALot 3 года назад

Good luck on your journey!

@icanpooptwiceadayyay8771 3 года назад

@@VinayaROCKS how is it going now

@VinayaROCKS 3 года назад

@@icanpooptwiceadayyay8771 what a good time for your comment. Tomorrow is the testing for the first time.. 😊😊

@primened1616 4 года назад

"How does internet work? Glad you asked" No I didn't, RU-vid recommended it to me

@noblesseultimatejudgeofthe8950 4 года назад

Ken Noynay same

@PalppokaUca 4 года назад

Just like me

@rougeleroux6803 4 года назад

But in the end you still clicked so stop acting like a baby and grow up

@jerrytang9514 4 года назад

hahahaah

@barbatvs8959 4 года назад

"Glad you asked" is racist because it excludes the ebonics speakers who would prefer "Glad you axed." REPORT VICE FOR RACISM!!!??¡¡¿

@silveralpha3630 2 года назад

Talking in a way that all people of all educational backgrounds can understand is a talent. And she's very talented.

@kadasibm4 2 года назад

It an incredible Video. As it involves lot of tools and team work at the back stage, which provides us the Internet access which makes our daily life convenient. Thank You 👍

@manikmondal2370 2 года назад

Being an Electronics engineer ,I got goosebumps by the amazing things of internet in near future and the how well this video has presented so nicely. Radio waves or Electromagnetic waves became the essence of our life style, with the flow of 0's and 1's. RU-vid should sponser more videos like this ,it is gonna be great.

@e.l.2734 3 года назад

*Vox:* "there are lots of people who still don't have reliable internet access." *Me:* [ _cries in Brazilian ISP transmitted bits_ ]

@Lfppfs 3 года назад

I know that feeling, bro

@mateuscarvalho7463 3 года назад

Brasil 🙋‍♂️

@godanddevil.5331 2 года назад

BUY GOLD AND SILVER. METALS ARE MORE ESSENTIAL THAN CRYPTO. FOR EVERY COUNTRY ECONOMY METALS ARE ESSENTIAL....THEY ARE NEW CRYPTO..

@e.l.2734 2 года назад

@@godanddevil.5331 Solid advice but Bitcoin is groundbreakingly liberating in its own ways too. :)

@godanddevil.5331 2 года назад

@@e.l.2734 AT PRESENT SITUATION JAPANESE BITCOINS ARE NOT TRUSTED...

@craigdeandean4036 2 года назад

I had no idea how the Internet works until now. Thank you for breaking this down piece by piece. I just have to say I wish all my teachers looked like Cleo I wouldn’t have slept through so many classes!

@topofthemornintoya 2 года назад

Creepy

@fordropsescanor9557 2 года назад

This is very helpful. Thanks for the team who work hard to make this possible

@yourstrulytk12 3 года назад

1:33 but now it seems we cant live without it. Man this aged so well more than we could think. whole 2020 was nothing but internet.

@islandsunset 4 года назад

I live in an island which doesn't have submarine cable connection yet. So we get lame speeds at a very high price because they use satellites to provide internet. I'll edit the comment when I get submarine cable high speed internet in a few months after my people waited for 2 decades! . Edit: guys, now I have access to Optical Fibre Cable internet. It's been a couple of month. The internet speed jumped from 100kbps to 10mbps. It might increase in future. The data limit for the price I paid earlier was 25GB but now it's 300GB. More than enough Yaay! 😁

@ethansharma815 4 года назад

Amit Chakraborty what island

@AM-bj7yo 4 года назад

Amit Chakraborty just wait one more year for Starlink to be available. If you don’t already know about it I advice u to look it up, and see when it will be available in your region. Peace.

@islandsunset 4 года назад

@@ethansharma815 South Andaman Island. It's part of an archipelago in Bay of Bengal.

@LFjuniorful 4 года назад

Hey, maybe you don't have fast internet but at least you have neat views of the sea :).

@feyaazad2168 4 года назад

Good luck

@Saksham_5656 Год назад

What a great way to teach a thing that isn't as simple as it seems. Thankyou for making this video.

@ivanl2133 10 месяцев назад

Loved the statement at the end labeling our virtual connectivity a physical one. 😊

@kit4341 4 года назад

Some random diver: *Cuts underwater cable* Whole USA: "Mom, did you pay Comcast yet?! MOM."

@drinkwater9707 4 года назад

would it cause a huge problem for the diver?

@locuspocus3822 4 года назад

@@drinkwater9707 wouldn't he get electrocuted?

@okgfwij 4 года назад

I think they're light cable

@mranonymous5963 4 года назад

@@locuspocus3822 nope, the information travels in the form of light so basically no electricity is used. When the info reaches its destination (a country) it gets converted into electrical signals. If you use a Wi-Fi router the electrical signals reach the router and get converted into electromagnetic waves.

@brianharrigan8821 4 года назад

STRANGE WAY OF TRYING TO THINK ! ?

@luisvelasco2467 4 года назад

Now Surfing the internet makes sense

@Soorajremash 4 года назад

The most underrated comment in this section

@grammarpolice5559 4 года назад

and the Deep Web

@hareeshravis1919 Год назад

this is the best video for how internet works btw good job VOX

@monicamartinezlabranque9393 2 года назад

Guauuu... que equipos y coordinación.... genial 👍

@mcmacshalfilya 2 года назад

Such good coordination, that I can see your beautiful self on this screen!! 📱

@cucuraki5913 3 года назад

I haven't really been interested in things that make our civilization more connected and making our communication simpler. but I'm glad I still pushed myself little harder to not lose any attention. I still imagining myself existing near to nature, because it's just my way of life. but work you've done is just beyond incredible Thank you indeed Vox.

@mobidick5823 3 года назад

Good luck random dude.

@detector_aryan 2 года назад

Yes because at the end all these artificial stff will get destroyed And nature will win

@axelortega7848 2 года назад

But you are using Internet..😅

@gugulothusudhakar710 2 года назад

@gamer-px5cu 2 года назад

Nature apparently wants you to be naked, stop using clothes and technology and go back in the woods...

@oleburovs8061 4 года назад

I didn’t understand anything, but very interesting.

@ShinigamiArya 4 года назад

Same 😂😂

@strex2062 4 года назад

Yeah, the "explaining" is confusing and it misses a lot of information

@tjaigo 4 года назад

@@strex2062 well if they had to explain everything to the level of just a regular non tech-savvy people the video would probably be like 2 hours or more

@strex2062 4 года назад

@@tjaigo 30min if they cut off all this "acting"

@oscarlopez1813 4 года назад

Actually he explained very well, English is not my first language and I felt the most of the information clear

@plagapong Год назад

Worth every single penny I've paid for this channel.

@remixtap8829 3 месяца назад

Firstly, you are be favourite type of people that I like ❤ them because as you explain this internet theory so easy and practical manner that was amazing 👏 🤩 🎉🎉 and The energetic expression, explanation was mind blowing.

@samhouston2000 4 года назад

The only way Internet can be better explained is the way Internet evolved. Start with two computers communicating and then explain how the whole thing scaled out.

@amanpreetsingh6503 3 года назад

She seems too happy it’s stressing me.

@asd545a 3 года назад

lol

@intravenousradio 3 года назад

Nobody is actually that enthusiastic during the pandemic. She must not be human.

@luciferfallenangel666 3 года назад

Me too

@gowtham0101 3 года назад

Haha

@ryuzinsama1945 3 года назад

@@intravenousradio its uploaded on 8 jan so no lockdown during that time lol

@FernandaOliveira-mu5cx 6 месяцев назад

Quem veio pelo Guanabara da uma curtida aqui 👉

@johnned4848 Год назад

Excellent introduction to the physical infrastructure of the internet. Do you have a similar program on what happens to your data as it works its way from your device to its destination?

@zeron3699 4 года назад

The internet is not wireless, WiFi is.

@donnybro6536 4 года назад

Still use wire tho

@anonymoususer6185 4 года назад

Wires go to router and make WiFi just so you don’t have to plug in your phone

@hiabst 4 года назад

@@anonymoususer6185the router doesnt create wifi, the access point module does, the router only sends data or collects data from or to the Internet.

@anonymoususer6185 4 года назад

Hiabst yes in businesses where lots of people need to connect but in people’s homes it’s usually all in one box

@hiabst 4 года назад

@@anonymoususer6185 yes ,i should have said that

@GilangD21 4 года назад

the creativity on how you guys present information with handmade craft never cease to amaze me

@sayanboks8425 2 года назад

What a great explanation! how exactly internet works with real-life examples. Hats off.

@wojiaobill 4 года назад

"I was expecting something bigger" Yeah I've heard that before

@yt-sh 4 года назад

r/suicidebywords

@animegenre9224 4 года назад

I said that alot

@MikeSandoval100 4 года назад

Intant flashback... o.O !

@YouTubeITSME 4 года назад

Flexing my RU-vid premium here.

@bryan.w.t 4 года назад

The Tech you're everywhere

@lifewithdq1923 4 года назад

RIGHT 😂😂

@andym7165 4 года назад

Who are you flexing it to only premium members can see this

@andym7165 4 года назад

My Number ohh okay i didnt know that

@user-pw4ov9fp3e 4 года назад

👍

@hansakaperera7446 6 месяцев назад

One of the most Creative thing I've seen on the internet for explaining a difficult subject and Kudos to @CleoAbram for doing such an excellent job 🙌

@Carolina-ny4xb Год назад

I've just seen this documentary and I have to say, like somebody who knows NOTHING about engineering (is that the word? sorry, I'm not native speaker), that Im really really IMPRESSED about this. I thought that.. I don't know, but this is really amazing. Now I know how this everyday thing works and I feel really nerd about it haha

@vb9529 5 месяцев назад

Amazing video and the moderation and structure of the video is amazing too

@snowymuffin 3 года назад

I really like this documentary about the internet. I live in a rural area and I really need to move into the city to have a stable internet connection for my job - home based ESL teacher. In this video, we can really see how dedicated and passionate Cleo when she was doing this. I learned a lot! Good job, Cleo! 💯

@LesVertsAlgerie 4 года назад

I can't focus!!!!!

@applenunez3573 3 года назад

Hahaha

@Nikola85ZgCRO 3 года назад

I gave you your 70th like, sorry

@sivasankarans4731 3 года назад

lol

@trackppl9038 3 года назад

literally user that has keyboard: *Press L*

@ishworshrestha3559 3 года назад

@UnknownCode007 5 месяцев назад

Oh great! I learned a lot about the Internet. Many people think the internet is virtual but this video see me that isn't only virtual. I'm technology's student and I can learn more about the internet because he help we so much with many things. Thanks, for this experience.

@amandaleigh7032 Год назад

Thank you so much! Took textbook reading to a comprehensible level!!

@RixMorales 4 года назад

"The 'cloud' is a *marketing* term" OMG this one sentence is eye-opening. I really thought the cloud exists as a virtual world, when really it was just bunches of copper wires and fiber optic cables

@andrewpaulhart 4 года назад

Not really, the cloud refers to the services that are available via the internet, not just the connections that they talked about. The same thing as the “world wide web”. Except people use “the cloud” to differentiate heavy duty services like access to things that were traditionally only available on your local computer . Like word processing, accounting packages, databases, Etc

@andrewpaulhart 4 года назад

Jason Weaver I do exactly the opposite. I store all my important information with spideroak which encrypts all my information so no one ... not even their administrators can unencrypted it or snoop on it while it is being transferred. It stores versions of files so if I have overwritten something by mistake I can get the old version back, and the files are duplicated across multiple data centres so even an earthquake won’t destroy it. Compare that to a local computer or hard drive where you are one corrupted hard drive or house fire away from Losing it all.

@shoubhikrc 4 года назад

The cloud is basically hosting your data on multiple servers instead of one, so when one server goes down, your data remains safe and still accessible. In simple terms, whatever data you save on the primary server, there are multiple clones of the same data saved in multiple servers in various geophysical locations.

@lordturtle8735 4 года назад

I thought this comment was satire until I read the responses and realized how many people don't even know what a server actually is. It's not something anyone really needs to know anyway, but It's easy to assume everyone knows most things you know.

@ankushkoul7912 2 года назад

As a network engineer, I liked this type of teaching. We call it layer 1 to layer 7 , layer 1 being physical layer and layer 7 is application. At layer 4 (network layer) fragmentation take place. there is lot of switching of packets and routing involved as well. A network engineer works from layer 1 to layer 4 mostly.

@deepspacecow2644 5 месяцев назад

Why is the 7 layer OSI model still used when TCP/IP is what we use?

@tejasraut3550 Год назад

8:01 Great Words "Cloud is a Marketing term".

@mansikumari4954 Год назад

This is one of the best videos I have come across recently

@ersandy4u 2 года назад

This is very well done. I hold Masters in Telecom and Computer Network Engineering and I feel this video should be part of the Telecom 101 classes.

@Spike.SpiegeI 4 года назад

it really is amazing everything that has to happen in a matter of seconds for a text to send or a webpage to load and most of us just take it for granted. Imagine trying to explain this to someone in 1850 or even 1950. It would sound like complete science fiction.

@duh6292 4 месяца назад

Quem aqui veio pelo Guanabara?🌚

@Alexbestbest 2 года назад

Congrats! The quality of this content is awesome, both entertaining and highly informative

@revathiraghavan5214 3 года назад

This video is wow ! Her approach of explaining stuffs makes it more interesting. For someone normal to watch a 20 min video with full interest ...the person speaking should be enthu enough and the visuals they used is amazing

@Starcrash6984 4 года назад

Cleo seems very determined here _(callback)._ Seriously, following the internet is a neat idea. I've heard this explained on channels like Computerphile but have never seen the literal path. Pretty cool.

@hazelstratum 2 года назад

I would really recommend reading a wikipedia page about telecommunications and read all about it especially the history of telecommunications. I am a computer network students and it really helped me make sense of everything.

@nonpareilacademy3244 2 года назад

Thanks for this Cleo. So much details simply put together

@sarahmohdmisri5087 4 года назад

For someone who's not from a technical background, cleo did really well. This is a good introduction video for students to make sense of the whole thing.

@noeltam75 3 года назад

I watch this video more than once. Just wanted to say the extra mile u guys took to explain this in plain simple English, is amazing. Thank you.

@commonsense8789 Год назад

Amazing. Did not know till now how the internet works. Thanks for the video

@TheVivienne1990 2 года назад

That’s unexpected amount of joy and excitement in this video

@KimberlyKills 4 года назад

People that consistently present themselves this bubbly and happy frighten me.

@djknight00 4 года назад

Guy: *stutters* Her: that's poetic

@itsMohak Год назад

You are always comprehensive.

@user-vg1gw4ht5f 6 месяцев назад

This was so informative and well-done, thank you.

@suvrosudip 3 года назад

The way you presented this Cleo is amazing. You are so positive and you did a great job :) Thank you for breaking down such a complex concept into very easy and understandable pieces.

@souv1k985 3 года назад

simp alert

@filliperodrigues4354 4 года назад

0:09 "That's what she said" - Michael Scott

@MegaGothan Месяц назад

eu sou do brasil, e fico impressionado, como a internet revolucionou a forma de comunicação atual. basicamente, hoje podemos nos comunicarmos, acompanhar em tempo real o que esta do outro lado do planeta e comunicarmos com qualquer pessoa, utilizando os sistemas de tradução. muito contente com tudo isso!

@somewherefaraway3093 2 года назад

I'm obsessed with this series 😭💖

@pauldomfree 4 года назад

Imagine paying premium for this when there are free channels who offer a better and more comprehensive answer.

@Killykat 4 года назад

I personally like the way they present the information. It's quite engaging. If I'm looking for details, I'd buy a book or take a class instead.

@katekyojp6338 4 года назад

This is more fun to watch as an Electronics and Communications Engineer

@Chris-oz5md 4 года назад

katekyo JP sure you are. You’re noting but a janitor

@katekyojp6338 4 года назад

@@Chris-oz5md how I wish my work is that simple....actually not, I need the money

@JeandrePetzer 4 года назад

Just recently two of these cables supplying access to South Africa had breaks in them, and due to heavy winds, the ship sent to repair them couldn't go out yo repair it. So we were left with extremely limited, congested, and slow Internet access to anything outside of the country. Think pings high enough to not be able to play your online games. We need more backbones to countries like this. Honestly.