How Much Does The Internet Weigh?

[@AniSky759]

This makes me wonder: How much does a thought weigh?

[@TheBlaze4000]

Oooooooooo!!!!

[@louisholden5127]

***** *clothes

[@UnordEntertainment]

LukeDude759 From a literal weight point of view, probably not much. From an information point of view, it depends on how complex/detailed the thought is as well as how complex/detailed the thoughts/conceptions it is built from are. That's what I think would be a fair guess anyway.

[@matvas22]

Well I mean I don't think that's a valid question. A thought is billions of neurons firing off in your brain( action potential) and those don't have any weight to them so...nothing. It would be the equivalent of asking how much does happiness weigh or how much does the color purple weigh.

[@accruenewblue]

Matthew Vasquez Well, think about the weight of the purple dye or of photons. By the way, if an electron has weight, why would a photon not?

[@alexbaribeault]

The yo mama jokes on the web must be pretty damn heavy.

[@AlhassanGuitar]

lol xD

[@w12ath040211]

awww yeah

[@murun_]

Alex Baribeault yeah. Especially the yo mama so fat jokes

[@samalass466]

Nah shes just about 0.5 grams

[@ryanmahon1]

yo mama must be pretty damn heavy

[@hastley64]

he dropped the strawberry...

[@sambalsillie2599]

NASA what type of strawberry weighs 50 Grams

[@Creativeplaying]

WASTED

[@psychotimorphinecroneuroto6149]

So he dropped the whole internet

[@child2534]

Reimon noooooooo

[@lstx1977]

And i don't get strawberries here in my country

[@dabj9546]

Fun fact: It will be 200g very soon if it still doubles every five years.

[@SkimBee]

Imagine if it managed to get to the weight of yo mama

[@Pranci]

@@SkimBee AHAHAHAHHA

[@mikeock3164]

is that related moores law?

[@deepw3bs]

Da BJ what about now

[@neal3672]

@@SkimBee lmfaoooooooo I cant

[@Calistunt450]

I'm sure half that weight is darude sandstorm comments

[@tayushi7625]

lol true story

[@darkgames-minecraft2234]

Darude - Sandstorm

[@thermickestrel9435]

Sarude-Dandstorm

[@leoleonvids]

+YbotCubing joke=/=funny

[@thermickestrel9435]

ME=/=Not Funny

[@aboubacaramine8689]

It's funny imagining Micheal crouching behind that podium waiting for the operator to go "Action!"

[@Jeremy974]

+Aboubacar Amine xD But that could be true imagine a small display somewhere when the operator writes action it's displayed on the said display^^

[@OneBoundMusic]

director*?

[@OurDailyMeme]

Aboubacar Amine xD

[@thepip3599]

I love the titles of his videos. "How much does the internet weigh", "the speed of dark" " " and "dord"

[@eeryglo]

i think my favorite is Guns in Space for best title

[@guywhocommentsoneverything]

The Pip mistkaes is the best

[@redsalmon9966]

The blank title is the best

[@ViIvaNunner]

+The Pip I like " "

[@rtx2080ubermacht]

"Balls of James May"

[@richardcao7390]

friend: how much do u weigh? me: **about 1100 internets**

[@tahmeedsikder5111]

i didn't expect that

[@Masaaee]

Basically 55 kg

[@fierceeagle3458]

R u a child?

[@richardcao7390]

FierceEagle nah just skinny asf

[@fierceeagle3458]

@@richardcao7390 or skinny af and a child...

[@FLOODEDxOUT]

Why school when you have Vsauce

[@riddickganja1987]

*Why go to school when you have Vsauce, but i see the point you are making.

[@FLOODEDxOUT]

Brian Gange I know I was saying it like to that because some people say it like that to be a bit funny and make a point

[@riddickganja1987]

***** oh lol, my bad.

[@Kryptic712]

***** ye u jus karnt english

[@FLOODEDxOUT]

Blake Place u jst kant inlis fajt

[@god-son-love]

Basically, the dust and oil on your kindle weights more than the information easily.

[@samarium1934]

lol that dust and oil weighs more than the info of a good portion of the entire internet

[@sparrowfire9305]

R.i.p strawberry Brutally eaten by Vsauce then fallen a 300 foot fall

[@COCmcGameSupport]

SparrowFire Blurryface I'm dying

[@rute_awakening]

+GameSupport We're all dying slowly

[@zanamitevska816]

TEDD the bus driver Or are we? *music plays*

[@maksimdrobysevskij9309]

And it is too late for the 5 second rule 😰

[@BaxterCash]

@@rute_awakening dang bro, don’t get all Vsaucei on us

[@avocado7415]

Quick update on this stat here, Vsauce stated the estimate that the size of the internet would double every 5 years, this how turned out to be a little off. At time of writing the internet should be about 25 000 000 terabytes according to the estimate, however it is currently at roughly 128 849 018 880 terabytes, so roughly 5000 times larger :P Couldn't be bothered to work out the new weight lol but if the weight is just 50 grams x how much bigger the internet is now compared to then, its possibly about 1288kg.

[@Pinks_Home]

Roughly 0.895% a hydraulic press can crush, which is 144 tonnes

[@arthurnaut-1]

my god, thats even more than exponential growth

[@NijeBitno72]

Sooo, no one's gonna address the elephant in the room? ...the fact that we're all here after 12 years at the same time? 🤯

[@poochyenarulez]

Thanks. I knew that number sounded waaaaaay too small for modern day

[@tae_taeee]

i could have done the math wrong but based on the data i found i calculated about 1,410 lbs (based on the 64 zetabyte estimate of 2020)

Makes my head hurt when you use grams and ounces one after another. Just use grams and everyone will be fine.

***** I must say thanks to you. 😉 If you ever come and visit my land I'll be glad to pay you a coffee.

[@redneckboy459]

Da fuck is a gram just use ounces...........jk im not retarded.

[@voicelessglottalfricative6567]

Then hes measuring Mass not weight

[@soggabossfight7171]

Use both

[@knightmare6619]

I'll rather go for Celcius

[@GenuineDunkaccino]

Wait only 5,000,000TB? That seems really outdated in 2019. People have “homework” folders that large now of days.

[@Nemsesis3624]

I mean every film ever existed can be found in the internet multiple times on multiple platforms. This alone should be more...

[@blankbackgroundimage457]

You do realize that a single terabyte is 1000 gigabytes? And this video is from 2011 so it is much bigger now.

[@Gamer-uf1kl]

Doubling every year

[@alphag4mer909]

@@Gamer-uf1kl every 5 years*

[@Gamer-uf1kl]

@@alphag4mer909 that was shown in the video

[@headshotfrenzy8]

this comment made the internet heavier...

[@alexander_g6671]

yes it did lol

[@ewstap9040]

Max Davis yes it did

[@thertist1225]

This one too !

[@quazar-omega]

But what's evia, a kelegram of stew or a kelegram of fedahhs?

[@mercuryblack]

This one too

[@dylanshepherd7351]

See you again in 8 years when KZbin putts this on our recommend

[@killerqueen9113]

I'll edit this comment every year to count the years. 8 years left before KZbin recommends this video.

[@zhanjie9305]

@@killerqueen9113 gl then

[@UppedX]

Timothy Ao. K I will remind you

[@SomeGuy-my7en]

Getting tiring to see such repetitive comments

[@Mike-739]

Yes

[@PascalBrax]

I don't understand why you start the video talking about grams and in the end you switched to ounces.

[@Flugs0]

Because it doesnt matter

[@Horny_Fruit_Flies]

@@Flugs0 Well, it certainly doesn't matter now, 3 years after OP posted their comment.

[@SgtKOnyx]

@@Flugs0 I agree that what units you choose to use are largely irrelevant, but consistency matters

[@jbed6]

It's necroposting time!

[@ramade9040]

Flugs it does fucking matter because american imperial is a retard way to measure something.

[@ckarladones]

E is actually the most used letter in English, I’m shook there’s a book without E

[@urmomlol6051]

another commenter here said that his friends found 6 e's in the whole book!!

[@StarBoySCL]

I just built a script without consisting of a known part of our abcs. Cmon I tried my best to make a sentence without the letter e :(

[@skitzyfizz]

ah the cover page has an e

[@deOliveiraFilipe]

@@skitzyfizz It has 8 "e", but I guess You were refering to the big "E" in quotes. But it would make sense not having a single e. Gadsby Word novl without th lttr "" rnst Vincnt Wright

[@cheesechasers1650]

books are just the alphabet rearranged if you think about that too

[@sylviasoleil4979]

You could have fed children in africa with that half a strawberry.

[@FetzenRndy]

xD

[@poseidongaming8322]

+Elaine Tang damnit dude i commented the same thing and then i saw your comment exactly below.

[@joshuakruger1045]

+Elaine Tang Do you eat meat? If you do, then the children in Africa could have drank and eat all the water and food used to make meat.

[@sylviasoleil4979]

tfw people can't take jokes

[@KynceShadowsong]

Raichu pls XD

[@xod851]

5 million terabytes oh boy it’s much bigger now

[@ShadowGaming-xw8zj]

Probably closer to a billion terabytes

[@AkAmE762]

It’s 7 million now kids

[@aurelia8028]

K

[@xod851]

@@AkAmE762 thanks grandpa

[@plazmikpond]

well yeah, this video is almost 10 years old

[@MrNerd-ll9my]

At the dinner table, I've sometimes tried to explain to my parents and oldest brother that everything is physical. Nothing is actually digital or virtual. At the root of it, it's just electrons and whatnot moving through bits of a computer. My dad understood. My mom began to go on a tangent about the human "soul", and my oldest brother said that I was just trying to boost my ego by showing off how smart I was.

[@petergriffin9931]

Older brothers right

[@MisterPlague]

Yes, you are trying to boost your ego.

[@avcomth]

Well information about something is "digital" and "virthal" because they're represented by binaries which could be transported instantaneously over distance and even more importantly the original information at the source is not displaced or destroyed--this makes them virtual, like a concept. The soul that your mom mentioned is something physical too, they are energies that just exist in a different level/dimension than our physical world but I'm sure that human will eventually be able to break barrier on all these frontiers in the distant future.

[@Coppermeshman]

​​@@avcomth where does the understanding of higher dimensions come into the subjectivity of the human mind? There is not enough elaboration. Are you talking about quantum mechanics?

[@SeaShrimp]

​@@avcomthWaht are you on about, the information is stored as electrons, when you transport it, its not instantanious, its transported at the speed of how fast the electrons can move through the ethernet cable / speed of light through the network, light is also a physical thing, it can be measured, its not an "idea", and they carry energy. And your "more importantly" fact makes even less sense, just because you can copy something without destroying or misplacing the original informatioin doesnt make it "VIRTUAL". My printer can print out 2 identical photos, and i can write 2 identical letters containing the exact same info, every book of the same type contains the exact same letters, that info is still phyiscal, its a book / letter / photo. Youre a goofy bofoon.

[@itsdoug7814]

Oh so that means I have about 35 pounds of hentai on my computer.

[@xsxckfljkhb]

Jesus fucking Christ

[@katchper948]

@@xsxckfljkhb lmao

[@riveendxup6855]

@@xsxckfljkhb ...

[@arandomguy3526]

Its weird to see such recent replies in a 2 years old comment....

[@JAY-zf6jw]

A Random Guy same

[@Lexyvil]

It's amazing how we can now store the known world's entire encyclopedia and have it weigh only a few grams.

[@Phoenix-jd4yf]

The tools required to store it actually weighs something ie. HDD and SSD's etc. We dont have something that can store millions of terabytes that can easily be accessed weigh only a few grams

[@insaincaldo]

Imagine the size of the library containing all that in books and physical media video formats.

[@GameOver-nm2us]

​@@Phoenix-jd4yfI am pretty sure scientists have found a way to store things in dna

[@__Pre]

This guys oldest vids are more interesting than what’s going on in the present

[@manoxgarg]

Information is finite sadly.

[@mubasshir]

The new videos are a piece of art really. They're more polished

[@cessnafun5385]

@@mubasshir True, but they lack the diversity of his older videos. Maybe he is starting to run out? Of topics? Of energy? Of interest? We really don't know. And on that open-ended note, thanks for reading.

[@mubasshir]

@@cessnafun5385 I agree. They do lack diversity.

[@andrewbledsoe131]

@@cessnafun5385 no he's dialed into a style he enjoys and he puts hella time into researching for his recent stuff. He tours with Adam savage for brain candy and runs an entire staff. Hes just busy and passionate about his educational videos now.

[@stevenohenries5127]

The lack of IT Crowd jokes in the comments is deeply disappointing

[@Ferarri1123]

Of course it’s light Jen! The internet doesn’t weight anything!

[@RipraptorGaming]

I just thought of something. If information on the internet has weight, wouldn't the information that you have in your brain have a weight too? I would love it if you answered that question on a video.

[@MrFischi123]

I presume it does, but in a different way. Because our Brain doesnt store Information as it is, more like the relationship between those informations makes the information itself. And these connections are made out of nerves...so the information in our brain weighs too.

[@MrFischi123]

***** don't get me wrong: I'm far from a specialist! But when you start remembering your daydreams...yes I think it gains weight

[@jamieheneghan]

Yet again a kid comes up with more sophisticated questions than me.Better at spelling as well.

[@ramy5421]

kids the much more fast learners and focused ,its great to find them here learning as well as listing to music or what ever :)

[@jamieheneghan]

Ramy Alhosiny Still a shame how most of them act though

[@cloweee__]

Jen from the it crowd: pfff the internet doesn't way anything!

[@Ganjatraining]

I was looking for this lmao

[@chillman1807]

This says a lot about society

[@AmalgraemeV]

I thought of this immediately, too.

[@ryanexx5250]

Unlike other consoles, stadia doesn’t take up any space

[@lessthan3714]

yeah cause nobody uses it

[@ExDud]

MonoBrug no shirt shitlock

[@jeff-hd9og]

ExperimentalDud “no shirt shitlock” lmao

[@theoneknownasj6407]

HE ATE THE INTERNET!!! :P

[@lilfizz1619]

+You XDD

[@jamilhneini1002]

+You came for this wasn't dissapointed

[@OscrC]

+You No he ate the ads on the internet and all them bad videos xD

[@impandaguymcpe3616]

+Oscarfretanza * i would be alright if theres a porn ads

[@OscrC]

Lol

[@RaizenEx1]

I believe internet is much much bigger than 5 mil terrabytes

[@DatFuzzyFeelin]

is that god goku? haha that dope. awesome lookin channel man visit mine :] OverLordFreshGains

[@liamcanale1565]

It doubles every 5 years or something:P

[@emielverbeeren8181]

Raizen 5.000.000 Terrabytes, that looks bigger right? And over now its 10.000.000 Terrabytes

[@Jeremy974]

+Emiel Verbeeren Public internet exists since 1992 so in 1997 there was 10M Terabytes in 2012 20M Terabyte so in 2 years 40M Terabytes. And in Terabyte the is only one "R".

[@paran315]

+Liam Canale (Hatty Hattington) Ehhh I would guess more like every year..

[@DavetheBrave420]

why would you throw a half strawberry like that? :c

[@michael.youtube4076]

It's half a strawberry chill the hell out

[@Esajas11]

2:58 crazy that it was just 5 million terabyte back then, now we're up in zettabytes

[@PersonCuber]

Look at us watching 12 year old vsauce content

[@Green_Lightning]

We do be watching

[@TheEpik200]

Damnit... Now I cant post videos without thinking my channel looks fat.

[@MySharif1]

actually in speaking in youtube being "fat" in youtube's way is actually a good thing

[@faintear4373]

Me niether

[@frankfarmer3853]

"Does this channel make me look fat?"

[@TheEpik200]

Lol I thought of that one^

[@urmomlol6051]

@@frankfarmer3853 lmao i know im 5 years late but thats so perfect

[@itskillacakes512]

Michael your Amazing. You always leave me in awe to what I never known

[@calvin8264]

*you're

[@robert99902]

+jhazeel martinez Now it's time to learn grammar.

[@aidanteall7186]

+Sir Cumference *yore

[@ExDud]

Yur

[@yakovlychik1567]

My brain has just malfunctioned.

[@NormadYT]

Title question answered in first 15 seconds without click bait. Now thats golden era youtube

[@dotdankory]

Me filling in my resume : Resume : what special abilities do you have? Me : I can lift the entire internet

[@ozzykilian7140]

I love the music that always comes when u ask a exciting question

[@yeetyoot5265]

Michael has, once again, successfully raped my brain.

[@CanyonF]

+Ryan Hodges but you clicked on the video, wouldn't that be considered consent?

[@ExDud]

Wait that’s an actual fetish tho

[@ShadowGaming-xw8zj]

Woahhhhhh bud I’m from the future you can’t say that word anymore

[@outlaw8379]

and what’s scarier is the data is there FOREVER. And whenever someone wants it, it doesn’t take much digging to get it. Depending on how old it is.

[@squidwardop]

0:24 the authors name literally begins with “e”

[@sambenmoser1240]

Lmao

[@nikosucksatskating]

Yes but the novel doesn't have an E in it, you could say the same about the title having an E in it and it would be equally as unfunny

[@LM10GOAT84]

@@nikosucksatskating r/woooosh

[@flatterswhite]

@@LM10GOAT84 he noticed that there was joke he just thought it wasn't funny, and it isn't

[@duo9732]

BruhBoi DEAD MEME

[@CarbonComp]

Yikes! my son’s laptop became so heavy with his homework folder, are schools pressuring him too much?

[@LyfeFPS]

Jesus christ help this mans son

[@igorz3551]

U should be proud of ur son

[@grod6333]

Thats not his homework folder....

[@ghostboo8584]

Teacher: there are no stupid questions!... Me: how much does the internet weigh?

[@simonenagal4258]

Remember, the glass of water that you use as a phone stand when you're eating while watching, is HEAVIER THAN THE WHOLE INTERNET.

[@lapaii8faith]

I've watched too much of your videos in one night that I feel like my brain's about to explode. How do you come up with these questions and answer? It's just amazing! Keep posting bro!

[@MindForge446]

Still out there?

[@RSCB]

@@MindForge446 he ded

[@ConnerInColour]

@@RSCB the Heavy is ded?

[@turun_ambartanen]

2:30 yes i totally can imagine that weight

[@Potenti4lz]

YOU JUST WASTED A PERFECTLY HEALTHY STRAWBERRY!

[@dylxnhvh4266]

I’m a bit late but shut up

[@ruripapi]

@@dylxnhvh4266 hahah

[@ThatOneGammaRay]

Me: I just want sleep My brain: You never know

[@han-gk4ko]

Vsauce: Could you make a video talking about makeup? If you think about it, makeup (especially eye makeup) looks really weird, yet when a girl wears it, she looks SO much nicer. How does that make sense? Why are we attracted to long eyelashes and colorful eye shadow?

[@JellybellyWaffles]

Why are *you*, not we.

[@han-gk4ko]

Riley T Well, most people like it Which doesn't make sense, it's ugly when you think about it, but when you look at it, it looks nice why?

[@jeroenconinx6121]

It's very logical from an evolutionary standpoint; it covers a lot of imperfections and skinconditions like acne, pimples, blackheads and all kinds of spots and can make it seem as if she has a perfect skin. It can give the illusion of a better structure of the cheekbones and it can make you look more vital and healthy. If two girls have the same personalities. We willl always choose the one who is the most perfect to make sure our genes have a better chance of survival. (we don't consciously think of it this way though, but that's the way we're hardwired, without selecting the most optimal mate to reproduce with, a species wouldn't be alive today). Excuse my English, it's not my first language.

[@MrAlex3461]

Jeroen Coninx oh don't worry. Your English is far better than some people I know. I think this is an interesting concept - but I Agree with Riley T , girls do look better without lots of makeup.

[@jackwolf131]

Riley T Yeah, I agree. I wouldn't want any girl to wear as much makeup as TBN's Jan Crouch. I think she has a little too much. ;)

[@rutyroo]

Noooooo! U did not finnish your strawberry!

[@dexterWES]

he swedish it >:D

[@johnrubensaragi4125]

@@dexterWES ah yes

[@kyzer42]

"Hey, Vsauce, Michael here, but how much does here weigh?" He actually made that video!

[@wargamulaya-816]

I seriously can't believe that this video is 9 years old.. Such quality content.

[@CoffeeByMichael]

Does this include the deep web?

[@okie9025]

The deep web itself are the servers, the dark web is a small part of the accessible internet, so all 3 are included

[@Monkey-l8s]

What about Oof?

[@geckyume5981]

@@okie9025 no this is wrong the deep web is 96% of the Internet ,Google and other browsers like it only have show you 4% of the entire internet e

[@okie9025]

@@geckyume5981 that's literally what I said

[@xxp0siZlayr]

@@okie9025 no the fuck it wasnt

[@jojogpt]

According to one of the best sources, the internet doesn't weigh anything and it is a tiny black box that sits on top of the Big Ben for best reception.

[@oonmm]

You make me feel so smart when you say that 'we' know this or that :) Other kids in school don't understand me when i tell them about Russia. Another way of calculating the weight of the Internet is by dividing the amount of information stored in kilobytes ny 1000. This will give you the answear in grams

[@bottlemanepic3781]

Bro how much videos does this man have, i keep finding videos from 9-12 years ago that i havent seen before

[@ZeusAndKiller]

I love this video! I remember watching it when it first came out. Vsauce is a legend!

[@themixedmaster]

5 million terabytes sounds like such a small number for today. My laptop can hold 2 so I feel like it’s definitely way more now

[@TheAbele992]

Yeah honestly

[@dheerajvirgo3]

wonder how much it weighs now 12 years later 2023 November 22nd

[@Unclenose]

Michael should do this video again with today's statistics

[@craiginzana]

i feel like that number is small. however you have to take into account that files on the internet are much smaller than files one would traditionally store on their computers. I'm left thinking that this may not account for the massive increase over the last two years of HD video, which is considerably larger than previous formats. The 'doubling every 5 years' might not account for the constant increase in image size in both still images, videos, and motion graphics.

[@MachineGunX2]

"Hey Vsauce, Michael here, and this strawberry weights about 50 grams, which according to Russell Seitz also happens to be the weight of the entire Internet. And as always, thanks for watching."

[@Macrouck3426]

if my calculations are correct, in exactly 8373773248375725 years, 8 months, 2 days, 3 hours and 1.4 seconds, it will weigh half as much as your mom

[@adraedin]

12 years later, it now weighs *about* an ounce.

[@Akruzhael]

This is so amazing! Does our brain get heavier everytime we see something? Or is it wiped once we forget? Or is everything we have ever seen stored, but we are unable to unlock the contents? So when we learn something does our brain get heavier from the information? Do we forget, or is it just that we don't know how to access the info?

[@sanoanon5996]

Bro these strawberries look so good

[@JohnSmith-cg3cv]

VSauce and Carl Sagan both went to the University of Chicago and are/were excellent communicators of scientific knowledge. These great individuals continue to inspire minds all over the world. VSauce’s last sentence in the main body of this video is reminiscent of Sagan’s pale blue dot quote… VSauce is the new Carl Sagan.

[@hybbfr727]

The Carl Sagan of KZbin

[@Jamal55412]

I was waiting to hear the Vsause signature music bud it did not come

[@OnSightDroski]

This has aged very well! I wonder what its like now that it's been 12 years

[@corlee6113]

Vsauce is the only KZbin channel that I press the “like” button for before even watching the video because I already know that I’m going to have my mind blown - in a classy way of course.

[@lol-f7c6n]

I can just imagine how this information can be used for some super impressive deductions in a show lol

[@SubhanArchived]

Would love to see an updated version of this (2023/4)

[@mistify5501]

the internet has gained weight, INSERT weight here.

[@user-kx5es4kr4x]

Homework folders make up 80% of the weight

[@TrueLifeRetelling]

Sometimes I like to go back and rewatch old Vsauce videos and I always learn more everytime. :)

[@TheGrandBrand]

It's rather obvious that digitally stored information is extremely light per se. What's interesting, if you calculate it, the Internet stored as a binary number (bit off = 0 bit on = 1) would have almost 10^20 binary digits (based on the estimate you quoted after Eric Schmidt). How much is that exactly? Well, assume a single digit is a millimeter wide, millimeter tall, and you have a tape with the "Number of the Internet". Then you could stretch the tape from the Earth to the Moon 100 000 000 000 times, so if you wrap it side-by-side, we'd have a 100 000 kilometers wide tape connecting the Earth to the Moon. 100 000 kilometers around 8 times more than the Earth is wide (diameter). Not bad, considering the digits are so small. You could do a video estimating the maximum amount of information the universe could store. You could estimate the degrees of freedom for a single particle in your "universe computer" and log2(degrees_of_freedom) is how many bits 1 particle can store. That'd be an interesting estimate! And I'm not even touching storing information as waves, energy, or fields...

[@faradaycycles9668]

*no strawberries were harmed in the making of this video.*

[@TracerMusic420]

KZbin recommended me this in 2020 and it’s some what interesting

[@user-te6kb3cg6p]

2:13, should have said the pictures, the cat videos, the wikipedia

[@brandonwoohoo]

What blew my mind was when he said 3 times larger, because numbers on Vsauce usually don't make sense to me.

[@Brutikuh]

But we could never store all combinations of a deck of 52 cards digitally, even if we use up the entire universe to create one big digital storage.

[@Sauor]

1:42 did anyone catch that ( one sigma )

[@sauliusvitkauskas8741]

i did

[@Enter_a_name69]

Dude sigma is just a name of a math equation not cringe andrew tate ass shit

[@marlin5213]

A 4 minute Vsauce video *I M P O S S I B L E*

[@RePlayQ]

I don’t feel like I’m watching a 10 year old video

[@Cerberus03]

He bit into the strawberry in the beginning and I was like, “CUT IT UP THERE MIGHT BE A NEEDLE IN IT!”

[@urmomlol6051]

oop

[@rhiisabean8144]

0:15 go in peace, my brethren

[@rabidtred2783]

“So let’s get bigger, Russel came up with this measurement by googling it”

[@Stick-things]

It probably got heavier by now

[@yanromano33]

Yeahhh.. thinking about this

[@higorss]

with AI and bots spammin trash everywhere its probably much heavier than 50grams

[@ellzIno]

Vsauce: How much does the internet weigh. 4million people: well well well, let’s see then

[@kamalkumar7133]

My internet service Provider : 100$ this month. Me: Why r u charging so much to flow 10^-??? Grams of electrons.

[@TrollDude3]

I've rewatched a lot of the vsauce videos several times, but I have never seen this video before. It feels odd.

[@BG-dq9pp]

The question is answered in the first 20 seconds But of course ima watch the entire video

[@travisvillines3264]

This video was posted while Glee was on the air

[@thayki6260]

we are in 2023 and we are currently at 64.000.000.000 terrabytes circulating in the internet which means that the accual internet weight 0.007 grams

[@2b2tbot60]

This is actually incredible, see how much it will weigh when I will have grand kids

[@bcunningham3718]

It's 3 am on a wend day night and I'm sitting in bed watching a video on how much the internet weighs, what has my life come to

[@bcunningham3718]

James Moody better in some ways worse in others so overall evens out, but thank you for asking

[@alisa2728]

I hate how this is me rn down to the 3 am

[@osku2290]

My life

[@radib.415]

See y'all in 8 years when it gets in our recommended again

[@liljoeytraks9479]

Thank you for giving me topics to talk about to my friend

[@wildanS]

Screw ounces, calculate everything in metric units Vsauce!

[@Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1024]

Wildan screw ounces pounds tons and grams are better. Also screw you.

[@brandonmcneill3635]

i’m good with grams⛽️

[@voicelessglottalfricative6567]

I hope you all realize that mass and weight are different measurements

[@arnavjain7566]

0:25 irony (or stupidity) is that the cover contains the letter 'e' 6 times.

[@nazonrev5087]

The title doesn't exactly count as the novel itself so.

[@souldc23]

fun fact you probably never heard of a kindle

[@waflefreak4385]

bro this is freaking crazy. I just searched up how much information is on the internet and it turns out there is about 120.000.000 times more information than 12 years ago.

[@FabianC907]

When he said 5,000,000 Terabytes I was like: there isn’t no way it’s that much in today’s standards. *Uploaded 12 Years ago* There it is.