The Gigantic Underwater Cables Essential For The Internet

[@ShootingDrive]

The internet is just a worldwide LAN party.

[@chrisashford1571]

LAN, Ethernet, and Wi-fi are all different. I learned about it in CIS class in college & BOOM, I couldn’t tell you the difference 😅😂

[@thaedleinad]

Which is kinda cute if you think about your friends playing games with you.

[@brentsaner]

*WAN. it has a name, lol. you can't send ARP over the internet, not a LAN.

[@thetravellersboots]

​@@brentsanerIt's local to earth.

[@brentsaner]

@@thetravellersboots Now ARP over it. GL;HF.

[@RyanSurfsYoutube]

Me to Internet company: My Internet is out... Internet company: Got it sir. We're sending a diver down now.

[@viperdemonz-jenkins]

you do know them cables are redundant, one breaks another still works.

[@darrellbruce3212]

​@viperdemonz-jenkins you do know he said the internet was out so in that hypothetical scenario the cables all would have been comprised. Either way you took this dudes joke and tried to teach him something lol. Good job

[@viperdemonz-jenkins]

My point was them underwater cables would not be the issue

[@vdeovisuals]

Yes. That's exactly right

[@vdeovisuals]

These are baby cables. There are cables that are more than a metre thick

[@UK2K1990]

Can't even wrap my head around the number of man hours that took. It's truly a colossal achievement

[@efrenbernardino6704]

Just like paved roadways..

[@QioAsi]

Its a cable. You know they built ships 1000 years ago.

[@EarleTKG]

@@QioAsiA cable that stretches to the moon and back. Every inch of that cable has to be perfect or it won’t function properly.

[@shahriarchowdhury7871]

wrap you head : I see what you did there

[@lukeGGlee]

@@EarleTKGa factory you know Machines build em

[@Matriarchy_Feminism]

Respect men's hard works

[@GalacticBadger]

That’s right, it’s the men in the infrastructure industry that have allowed women to go #2 on their toilets and tell us just how awful the patriarchy is, and women’s rights, and how they are strong and don’t need us.

[@cobusvanzyl5206]

I understand it’s only women on these jobs …. 😂

[@GOD.KALKI.]

Respect women for giving birth to men or men are not doing any favours to women

[@Broccoli-m9h]

​@@cobusvanzyl5206what?

[@chilledcoke]

Respect

[@oldladyfalling7844]

My dad laid down the first transcontinental fiber optic cables along the bottom of the ocean! He worked for At&t/ Bell labratories - we have slices of the cables framed around the house!

[@AZ-rg3rf]

what year did it happen?

[@coha348]

interestingly my dad struck the first official telecommunications deal in china that lead to the laying of the cable (after a few years of helping with similar projects in japan. )

[@bruceobrien6604]

Cool

[@Gecko17k]

That's a really cool bit of history!

[@mrdee6076]

My uncle brokered the deal with Namor to keep the whales and sharks out of the area.... No one was bit.

[@prachurjyagogoi1545]

Respect to these brave men for doing these kind of jobs!!

[@AC6PILOT]

nothing brave about it .

[@dictionplacement5467]

Silly

[@soundbite290]

I'm going to cry with Jordan Peterson

[@Bilal_is_joking]

What about women?

[@k.jagadish2916]

Nothing brave.. those who failed in their education got these type of jobs

[@mightyvictorious]

A serpent wrapping itself around the earth.

[@truthhurts9394]

That’s deep!

[@johan-johariabdulmajid9748]

​@@truthhurts9394👍

[@donaldmills4340]

 Leviathan In the Old Testament, Leviathan appears in Psalms 74:14 as a multiheaded sea serpent that is killed by God and given as food to the Hebrews in the wilderness. In Isaiah 27:1, Leviathan is a serpent and a symbol of Israel's enemies, who will be slain by God.

[@dr.nintendo]

​@@donaldmills4340Interesting.

[@JesusFollower596]

SMH 🤦 take off your tin foil hats smh 🤦

[@corydallas7279]

My fiber optics instructor use to install fiber runs in the ocean. He said they were sometimes out at see for 3-5 months at a time… He made bank doing that work. This was back in the 90’s. Now he’s retired but still consults and works pt as an instructor. Very knowledgeable guy.

[@RicardoTeixeiraCarromeu]

We are still doing it 😄

[@corydallas7279]

@@RicardoTeixeiraCarromeu my instructor said that sharks loved chewing on the lines. So they were constantly laying new lines down… Job security…

[@alejorojas9563]

​@@corydallas7279😊

[@stoborking]

​@@corydallas7279 What they don't tell you is that they pay the sharks to chew the lines. Smart really

[@kimalexschwartz]

Downtime in months are very unusual, when the cable is down the owner makes less money. The biggest repair delay is the transport time for a cable repair ship including PU of repair kit and then it is delay due to weather. Mist cables i would say is repaired within 2-3 weeks.

[@ajrroman1227]

This is one of the Greatest telecommunication achievements of mankind.

[@boomer150]

When you Google something on your phone. It starts with a radio signal sent to a cell tower. That tower is hard line connected to a nearby server center that distributes your connection to a data center that has the data your looking for. Connecting these data centers together with cables like this. Is what creates the internet we know and use everyday.

[@paragdas8719]

Good information, appreciate

[@freemygrandma8752]

So are those cables for power or does my pornography actually run through those cables?

[@Terrestrial..1]

Like a big spider's web enveloping the Earth, wait till AI takes over, it will prevent anyone from turning it off, people may laugh, for now.

[@NarwahlGaming]

I googled on my phone once. The repair tech wouldn't touch it.

[@Terrestrial..1]

@@NarwahlGaming 🤣

[@motobazuka2535]

They're fiber optic cables. These AI voice videos sometimes don't give even the most basic details.

[@stickynorth]

Yup. Lazy future videos from AI suck...

[@rodenreyes6320]

There's not only "On Air" thing... there's also "Under Sea"? So it's not only "airing" shows, it's also "wetting", "diving", "submarining" shows?😂😂😂

[@AmurTiger]

The ones at the start aren't fiber optics, those are power. 3 Phases looks like copper conductor insulated then surrounded by concentric neutral. This also means this isn't part of a global network as no power cables cross the oceans.

[@brentsaner]

and you don't cross them for 99% of your OWN traffic, either. this video, in fact, did not reach me through submarine hops, lol

[@brentsaner]

​@@AmurTigerThey multilayer submarine data too, but they are *definitely* not that wide lol. They're like, 6"-1' diameter depending on generation. Yet another AI slop grift channel, man

[@ryanharber3062]

I work for a diving company that constantly inspects those cables. Some cables are as old as the 80s.

[@snakeeyes3733]

Some are even much much older than that

[@freedompioneer4311]

Yeah what's that job like sounds a little dangerous?

[@SRT92]

​@@snakeeyes3733 Wait so this isn't new? Underwater cables and fiber optic cables are old?

[@snakeeyes3733]

​@@SRT92They've been around since the 1980's

[@purposeinabundance6063]

Them look like the machines from the Matrix

[@trueneese8080]

@@purposeinabundance6063 they’re are the cybernetic overlords arms

[@Mshi-]

Lmao

[@YELLTELL]

THEY ARE

[@himanshusingh5214]

Worm.

[@Neildo430ci]

Yup. In due time them's will be on the surface and we be underground. Just like you be saying, you dig.

[@Sven1401]

Great respect for those who are involved in the invention of the internet

[@goodpeople83]

You mean the Aliens

[@Sven1401]

@@goodpeople83 yes

[@autumn948]

​@@goodpeople83 never has a dumber comment been made on this website 🤝🏅

[@goodpeople83]

@@autumn948 I guess you are new to the internet.. now go to your room kid

[@thomasschwab1727]

Al Gore invented the Internet. Just ask him

[@misslora3896]

The 1st communication cables were laid in the 1850's. The trans Atlantic cable connecting North America to Europe was completed in 1858.

[@kupis1408]

Amazing, never heard about this, thank you for the info 💯

[@Jesus_Christ_loves_you_alot]

Fun fact: the first trans-Atlantic underwater cable was completed in 1856. It was used for the telegraph. It was the first time the two continents had a almost instantaneous connection. Before, a message would have to travel weeks by sea.

[@kimalexschwartz]

And it only lated a few weeks.

[@beekeeper7535]

It took alot longer than expected because the cable kept snapping in half

[@peter9962]

An interesting fact, no matter what the problems were. What new thing had no problems!!

[@Tigman66]

The British had used the cable as a submarine detector for the Nazi subs who crossed to the Atlantic Sea so they would know the counts and the specific time. The Nazis knew nothing of it.

[@fepethepenguin8287]

Radio was already reaching from usa to UK ... Normal radio, as in radio stations. That's actually pretty neat. But 1 long ass wire under the ocean.. sounds almost Implausible

[@adrok8644]

i guess thats why they call it a web?

[@nikolascook5146]

😑

[@rutherford5247]

I didn't know it was literally a web

[@redaliceholeden3941]

Witch's wasn't interested in a network.

[@elgoog7830]

World Wide Web

[@may21136]

The web connects them all 🕸️

[@SunzB-pd5gh]

I always wondered why it was so hard for companies to put up new or more towers for more coverage ....it all makes sense its cost them alot with a tower and the cable infrastructure

[@BubblyBob723]

Let us all give thanks to these cables and men and women who install them

[@calambria100]

I think whe are better off without it.

[@muhddanial3576]

​@@calambria100we* also why its better if there is no internet?

[@Flint-Dibble-the-Don]

​@@muhddanial3576did you live, or have memories of the world before the Internet? There was a lot of reasons it was better and there are a lot of reasons it was worse. I would bet that if we had a vote to end the Internet, those who lived without it before would vote yes. One of the reasons it was better before was privacy. Not having some dumb thing you did or said in what would be considered not your best day follow you for life and longer. Also I don't really want to know what people think, who pissed them off, who they vote for. It's nobody but your business. This comment section which just makes me angry 99% of the time but I just gotta look. That's just a small sample.

[@anwarabrahams2413]

​@@Flint-Dibble-the-Don🎉

[@Zinex-u8b]

In fact ,men install them.

[@utmdj]

Humans are capable of extraordinary amazing things

[@GaionSputro]

If you are some person with religion you would be know why God's created humans for.

[@utmdj]

​@GaionSputro people like you don't do shyt always wait for a god.

[@GaionSputro]

@@utmdj My God's "The Mask" bless you!😁👌🏻

[@utmdj]

@GaionSputro yeah god did it as usual. Sounds very ignorant

[@ronaldpadgett2580]

Well I hope you find someone who's about that action. Maybe they won't wait for God to put you 6ft under. ​@@utmdj

[@christabellelysander4392]

Oh wow!! Did not know this!! Thank you so much for sharing!!

[@BabuBhaiya697]

Now I will lower my phone down to my foot when not getting signal rather than raising above my head 😂😂

[@rotkehlchen2920]

ah yes, the good ol' radio towers underneath our feet

[@tainoskater]

😂😂😂^

[@ChaoticMuchX]

​@@rotkehlchen2920loll

[@JoeJoe-wp1vv]

Actually that works, I've been doing that for years.

[@BobCarolgees-p8f]

​@@rotkehlchen2920yup cell l towers and no satellites

[@sterlinsilver]

My mom told me a story about how her and her mom went metal detecting on a beach in Massachusetts back in the 70s and found something. she kept jamming her shovel into the sand until they were finally able to uncover it and realized they had cut open this massive cable. Obviously wouldn't have been for the internet but she said they were afraid they had just broken the transatlantic telephone line lol.

[@Me-qp8vz]

82 likes for a lie what is wrong with you people?

[@sterlinsilver]

@@Me-qp8vz this is literally what she told me. If it's a lie then it's her lie not mine.

[@kwaneryan610]

​@@Me-qp8vzyour a lie move along

[@Shwetaksh]

​@@Me-qp8vz🤓

[@tylerdurden3722]

​@@Me-qp8vzThere's such a cable buried at the beach where I used to live as well. A ship's anchor once damaged it, and we got to see it's been buried under a busy beach this whole time.

[@DWmaniac4n6]

I remember when one of those washed up on Gilligan's Island.

[@DursunX]

did i miss that episode...🤔

[@DWmaniac4n6]

@@DursunX season 2 episode 17 "You've Been Disconnected" from 1966

[@DursunX]

@@DWmaniac4n6 cheers mate. i must've forgotten the plot of that ep.. i always watched with devotion as a child in 80's Australia

[@DWmaniac4n6]

@@DursunX I became a fan of the show as a kid in the early 90s here in the Midwest.

[@hollywood3190]

I'm sure the professor figured out a way to tap the line so he could make a call with his coconut phone....and as usual, I'm sure Gilligan screwed that up 😅

[@alexreid2393]

In the age of wirelessness, didn’t expect this level of dependency on cables.

[@Barmaley80x]

Все магистральные линии не беспроводные

[@Barmaley80x]

@@rudyjaxton3519 все в эфире, тебя легко перехватить

[@sertu1462]

Wirelessness is great for anything that needs to remain mobile, think smartphones, laptops or any system within vehicles. But if you want to transmit large amounts of data reliably and don't need mobility, cable is often still the way to go. It's less likely to be obstructed by bad weather, physical obstacles, noise from other radio waves or even intentional jamming. Even on a small scale, you'll likely get better internet bandwidth if you directly plug your device straight to your router via cable compared to connecting to it's WiFi.

[@Grieyow2384]

@@sertu1462ohh makes sense, thanks

[@Hanno300bc]

A major target in future wars.....

[@leonardodhiambo8801]

Thanks for advertising my company.

[@DanTheZombieGaming]

That's intresting to see what they actually look like. In South Africa we struggle with internet. They say the undersea cables keeps breaking😮.

[@EDWARDG0916pnut]

Breaking. NOT BRAKING. Use spell check & a dictionary to understand the difference.

[@DanTheZombieGaming]

@EDWARDG0916pnut I'm dyslexic so to me, all the same, but thanx.

[@DiceStrike]

Gaddafi wanted to change that after he got the river / power plant built

[@DameWilliams-e7p]

Y’all gotta be nice now people have disabilities 😢

[@sinkorswim-du5xi]

@@EDWARDG0916pnut he is leaving a youtube comment not writing a thesis . common sense should be enough. ju3st u3e 70ur 8ra1n when reading .its not hard

[@BADD1ONE]

Ive been telling people this for 15 plus years. Most people say thats crazy. The real question. What are the 15k satellites for?

[@Omen550]

Spying

[@soledude]

Not for you and me most likely. 🤨

[@NoahHornberger]

GPS and time-keeping

[@Omen550]

@@NoahHornberger What if there were hidden nuclear warheads

[@mccrawdaddy1991]

I don't think there for spying they use spy balloons for that remember

[@IamKaustubhD]

Thank you for these real footages

[@janetwilson3402]

Awesome! Just saw an episode of Gilligan's Island where a large communication cable washed ashore from a tropical storm...

[@SlickArmor]

Did the professor make a phone out of a coconut and tap into it?

[@axeguy3856]

The coconet

[@JerryN7970]

I looked through the comments to see if someone was going to mention that Gilligan’s Island episode!😂

[@teslacybertruck750]

The evolution and intelligence of mankind is truly mindblowing

[@mrdee6076]

Men have not evolved. Humans have just continued to learn more.

[@oscaralegre3683]

combine that with evil and corruption😮😢

[@jholyroller6048]

Evilution is not real creationism is

[@mrdee6076]

@@teslacybertruck750 Evolution does not exist, God does!

[@princessls5151]

Waaaaoo ...so much hard work and unbelievable..😮😮😮😮😮

[@thelaneman]

The professor cut one open with Mrs Howell 's diamond necklace.

[@nyquil762]

😂

[@doe9de995]

Looks like I'm nor the only one here who watches Gilligan's island.

[@Todro101]

Then, the Professor used a fresh coconut to establish a sweet internet connection

[@architecturedraft5559]

And here I though internet somehow transferred through the air

[@l3gendarylag805]

Satellites not what u think.

[@qwertyui221]

​@@l3gendarylag805so what is it?

[@mizan-mq3me]

It is ,we still use tower transmitter to spread singal

[@qwertyui221]

@@l3gendarylag805 what do you think about it?

[@duramaxdad]

@@qwertyui221Google satellites. Did u do it? Any real satellites pop up? Or cgi and fantasy? Imagine a hot air balloon and a “satellite” hooked to it. There’s launch videos of exactly this. Google or KZbin it.

[@SGA01]

A Tech blessing in disguise…

[@SoulFrmTitanic]

My anxiety level when I realize that even these long cables are perishable and will be replaced someday : 📈📈

[@affordablevoices]

The level of effort and expense and 99% performance will outlive you by generations.

[@raymondfryar1533]

Must be a nightmare butt splicing these cables together.

[@DNMEBOY]

It sure is. They are spliced for repeaters along the route to boost the signal, as well as sections spliced together. They use ether precision splicing to perfectly align each end of the optical cables, or they fuse the ends together.

[@Christoph-sd3zi]

Not even butt-spliced just twisted off and black electrical tape

[@raymondfryar1533]

@DNMEBOY thanks for info. Just so many within a small area I guess.

[@kimalexschwartz]

The hard part is to repair the cable, first they have to find the cable, then they have to catch it and then they cut so that they can get it up to the surface, cut out the bad part, splice in the new part and then they have to get the other end do the same and then lay the cable back at the sea bed.

[@raymondfryar1533]

It's got to be one of jobs that seems almost impossible but necessary to do. Has to be thousands of individual fibers that make up these cables and the each one needs to be spliced together. Must be an easier way.@kimalexschwartz

[@estlhm805]

🤯🤯 just when you thought. Here's another mind blowing video!

[@chloemizrahi-jk3uw]

Sooo... It's underwater cables & cell towers! Not satellites! If it was, everyone would have service everywhere and all the time.

[@Omen550]

I always thought it was satellites transfering data

[@johnsmith-ik8il]

@@chloemizrahi-jk3uw Have you not seen the cell towers all around the place?

[@cbruata5198]

😂Internet signal is more vulnerable than I think

[@ericwhitemore5922]

This just shows that there's no such thing as satellites and the Earth is flat and does not move

[@cbruata5198]

@@ericwhitemore5922 where do you know that? What is wrong with the western mind🤣

[@snowbum6861]

Going to have crack heads diving in the ocean looking for these now

[@snowbum6861]

​@@leetjohnsonYou can literally see the copper core in the middle of it

[@Nevets66]

NO , ,,,WE Won't,,,,WE jus pissabout on land ,,,,, Who gave U that Idea ?,,,Why would U Say that ?,, , U Need to get your facts, Right,,, Right ? ,,,Cmon I'm waiti

[@evelynosorio8225]

And again... thank you Men for this masterpiece❤❤❤

[@SD.EviL.EsKiMo]

The Internet is a series of tubes

[@smeefbeef367]

I absolutely should not have had to scroll this long to find this comment, this is truly disheartening and makes me worry for the future of my generation.

[@anderscomstedt3064]

Almost all cables pictured are NOT fibre cables but POWER cables. Fibre cables are more like a heavy garden hose, even the reinforced versions used close to shore.

[@ombrepourpre7562]

Yes and no. Yes, the broken cable we see is clearly a power cable (we literally can see copper central cable), and some of the other are the same. But no, International submarine fibre Optic cable are Big. Really big. Not at all "like a hose" like you see. Bam, even the one between city are bigger than that. Only the little one for connect house and building are so little 🙄

[@brentsaner]

​@@ombrepourpre7562i mean, they're only about 6"-1' and the vast majority of that is structure spine and insulation/sheath layers. i don't know if we want to call that "really big"

[@kimalexschwartz]

In my experience double armoured fiber cables is around 8-10 cm thick, however the armouring varies depending on the sea bed and landfall.

[@sirbuleletideas1137]

Technology is really amazing, especially in the sea ⛵🌊

[@gama-gaeru8344]

Wow I mistook the cable for arms of Cthulhu hahaha

[@jefffisher-uf7bc]

Known this for at least 10 years and people never believed it

[@03056932]

I didn't think anyone DIDN'T know this

[@qwertyui221]

​@@03056932So you think anyone knows this?

[@DursunX]

people didn't believe you? you're hanging around the wrong people

[@sliderdriver1]

We had a phone cable between us and the USA from ww2! It ran out of a dummy ice cream parlour on the south cost. It's still intaxk.

[@mccrawdaddy1991]

And now they're all just nonchalantly acting like is matter of factly about it. I bet you 75% of these guys would argue to the death about satellites 10 minutes ago.

[@slicknicv1362]

2nd Timothy 1 Verse 7 We Declare For The Lord Has Not Given Us A Spirit Of Fear But Of Power Love And A Sound Mind ❤️ 🙌 💜 Amen God Bless You And Your Family And Let His Power Love Peace And Grace + Shine Upon You And The FamLove You

[@Aqui77aO]

So why do we all think it's in satellites when it's literally in huge cables run throughout the world? 🤔

[@aquinas7855]

Globe earth conspiracy propaganda with the heliocentric fiction model were brainwashed to believe

[@jeromeeromes]

To push the space narrative when in reality we're in trapped under the firmament

[@wandilenyawo3996]

You've been indoctrinated to believe that satellites provide internet connection and that they also provide DIGITAL SATELLITE TV .

[@NoahHornberger]

satellites are for GPS and accurate clocks for cash registers

[@BigDaddyDru]

To make the moon landing more believable

[@deosiewilson732]

Wow .... i had no idea there were so many cables laid around the world

[@Mr._Ramos]

Wow that was actually cool to learn!!

[@HiHello-ht1cl]

So we are technically traveling underwater everyday

[@kgaogelopitsi5819]

Satellites 😅

[@hassnur497]

😅They are cgi images. Nasaa means to deceive

[@cd3949]

​@@hassnur497Don't you dare use GPS.

[@shannonjaensch3705]

Well said. Took some scrolling to find someone that has eyes to see the truth

[@shannonjaensch3705]

Well said. Took some scrolling to find someone that has eyes to see the truth

[@mizan-mq3me]

It's called STARLINK pals

[@YouandLife5.0]

The internet’s real MVPs: massive underwater cables! 🌊📡

[@NFINTTERNTY]

So this is what video Kohima was trying to say with “Death Stranding” ……..

[@nelsonlanglois9104]

And the Chinese Navy has submarines with giant cutters on them... ✂️

[@Wolfclaw-ht7ob]

If they work without imploding

[@nelsonlanglois9104]

@@Wolfclaw-ht7ob Those would be the Russian version

[@Wolfclaw-ht7ob]

@@nelsonlanglois9104 ahh ok

[@MediumBang]

China - hold my drink

[@Melvin430]

Can you imagine the scrap value on half of one these cables?

[@sliderdriver1]

Don't think many travellers will be nicking it anytime soon😂

[@walterbrunswick]

It's likely fibre-optic

[@smileychess]

It’s mostly not copper.

[@zuzuzaza98]

It's fiber optic, I don't think there's any value in fiber scrap.

[@Thebattler86]

I've heard they're working on a new amphibious caravan now.​@@sliderdriver1

[@trueneese8080]

What? No satellites? Wth?

[@lancecarter1888]

Because space isn’t real.

[@trueneese8080]

@@lancecarter1888 whaaat? Are you saying space isn’t a vacuum with giant balls of burning gas flying in every direction?

[@lancecarter1888]

@@trueneese8080 exactly

[@professorfinesser232]

Lol I knew I couldn't be the only flat earther here

[@mizan-mq3me]

​@@trueneese8080we have internet satellite it's called STARLINK. But only rich people who can afford with same internet speed

[@belloahmad5347]

May almighty God bless those who are involved in this great work

[@Mrcometo]

The cables at the begining are power cables, not data cables

[@ombrepourpre7562]

Maybe the old telegraphic one, at best. Totally for power, more probably. Shitty short 😑

[@frankiebflat5728]

The globe?

[@walterbrunswick]

No, the cube

[@Specialckm]

Yes tq 🙏

[@acex727]

Nah, those cables are surely intestines of optimus prime💀

[@williamsadewuyi8234]

😂

[@GitsumSaus]

Imagine in a billion years, when we're no longer here. Another world will discover a distant planet which is wrapped in cables and they'll start to study why and how we went extinct.

[@sheromanysooklal775]

❤That is Amazing and Incredible.

[@Frequency-e5u]

If a shark took a huge chunk of it, it will be known as MEGA BITE.

[@seany_mobentertainment4070]

😂😂😂

[@dauntlessoperator41]

Wait....thousands of satellites...yet 99% cables for connectivity.........🤔 almost like this pace is not a spinning ball in space with curved water. Hmmmmm

[@fonimer]

This "pace". Stupid flat earther.

[@kevinrice7635]

Wowsville 🎉🎉🎉Amazing 👏 🤩

[@John_Buck]

And people think there are thousands of satellites floating around us.

[@vincentrivera4350]

Flat Earth! 😂😂

[@jaddyrose9318]

Gives a whole new meaning to surfing the web

[@TheAnantKashyap]

Just for few hours of entertainment & money making jobs we have ducked entire Marine Life 😢

[@smoakpipe]

satellites are not even real because the earth is flat and motionless

[@SahilP2648]

You better be joking

[@naterose3671]

Room temp IQ

[@mizan-mq3me]

STARLINK enter the chat

[@hxppythxughts7149]

Satellites are multi-billions scam

[@Thebattler86]

​@@naterose3671Is what you have if you believe that the earth is a ball

[@shaun5944]

I didn't realise this. Thank you

[@jadencresser]

today is whenn i realized one of my childhood villians was underground internet cables

[@debbieturnbull23]

Thank you very much !!!!!

[@JDOTVegas]

Anyone that didn't know this has been living under a rock. But it's cool to see it.

[@damodaraomalley3974]

I love this voice, I play it on loop every night when I sleep 😪

[@Abdul-irft6304]

Great job, great video

[@SatantonioRaider]

fiber optics and the sailors and engineers that work em are fucking cool AF

[@erictalkington5674]

First video with this voice that isn't complete bullshit. Interesting! Never would've guessed that the phone/cable/internet providers own the cables lol {SARCASM!} Who else could afford to do it??? I watched a documentary on the first transcontinental cable ever laid between the US and Europe.

[@cruzrosasjr.385]

Me to internet company: My internet is out… Internet company: Got it Sir. We’re sending scuba Steve down now.😂

[@MNGolfChannel]

They look like they were from the movie tremor

[@bemciplays9556]

Now y'all just gave Galactus a nice idea... "just pull the ropes"

[@gloriouse4458]

AND HERE WE THOUGHT 💭 THAT WAS A LARGE OCTOPUS 🐙 😹🤷‍♀️

[@JBPalmer]

All I heard was “free copper in the ocean”

[@Joe-cn9gm]

It's not copper plastic fiber no metal it's in water

[@D4RKxHOR1ZoN]

this must be how landline phones worked too for overseas calls back in the day

[@ArifIbnSayed]

one of the best human innovations.

[@user-om6if1nv3d]

That's why Elon's Starlink is so pivotal now !

[@LORDSAMZYGAMING]

Is it not those cables that Spiderman was removing in spiderman 2 when doc Ock was electrocuted 😂😂

[@jamesolive1300]

I thought it was like one of those things from King Kong 😱

[@HannahRoot55]

Olive

[@BetterLifeCreations]

Luka like the planet Dune 😂❤

[@golaboi8081]

Created and maintained by hard working under appreciated men

[@Hanno300bc]

Why are they underappreciated? Do they work for free?

[@loyal6604]

Wow they let you get away with saying this but others are struck or deleted. Salutes to the real ones. NY!

[@tonynice5847]

those spools are crazy!

[@DragonSlayerRealThinker]

This bad boy can provide data speed, which can round the globe 7 times a second.

[@khangembamkumar7274]

Great informative 👍

[@yudhajitroychoudhury4475]

That's Jormungander from Norse mythology being no more a myth

[@blampfno]

Thanks to this technology we can accuse people all over the world of being terrible people when we don't get what we want.

[@staym925]

I can see scrapers eyes getting big watching this and telling his buddys, "check this out, get your uncles boat, were going fishing".