Undersea Internet Cables

In this video, discover the fascinating process of how these submarine cables are laid across the ocean floor by special cable-laying ships. Learn how these ships can unroll between 100 to 200 kilometers of cable each day, keeping the world connected.
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[armandomejiatakara]

As an electrician, I can tell you that it’s not as easy as it looks.

[kirohiro]

Cable robbers are watching how to steal the cables😂

[ziccomokati]

The cable is small we need bigger cable the internet is getting slower

[Sunny_Vision]

so does it take 4.6 seconds for energy to be transferred across 1.4 million kilometers?

[mylesgreen]

So what are space satelites for if we got cables

[danisanchez]

I thought we are connected via satellites? They said that satellites are hooked to helium balloons and are just floating above the skies... Is that true? 🤔👁️

[druid]

So basically a hungry brainless shark cud determine if i do a 1v5 clutch in a cs2 server

[ocsrc]

The Google search mapping satellite showed a LOT of structures on these cables off the shores of America and the government quickly made Google blur out a lot of areas off the coast

I remember seeing the first scans and I was looking at the cables and the structures over them off the east and west coast and the submarine undersea structures and I was looking at them over and over trying to figure out what they were.

A week later I saw all these areas were blurred out

[pitsomoagi]

Finally people with see that setalite are not for internet

[lawrenceChoo-xpwt]

But how if ships anchors get hooked on the internet cables.

[sonnymt]

Internet undersea cable is more reliable , quality wider bandwidth and last longer than satellite as google

[treesamichael]

If it’s connected to the whole world, why do we have to pay for WiFi when we travel from one country to another?

[dubemellit]

Elon Musk is going to stop all these sea abuse.

[ebenezersaahdavies]

African regions are reminded these cables break when eaten by sharks in deep seas

[consuelogomero]

Yea and I just heard that Rusia owns 75 percent of that internet in the world

[MarkAmick]

Fiber optic cable very good pay slicing

[enoricomns]

ELON MUSK HAS A BETTER IDEAS, , , Thanks Mr BIG HEAD 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[ellonmask]

i thought internet using satellite to connect

[imSoo_OP]

And "experts" say satellites connect us. Lol 😅 Space doesn't exist!

[nicholasmcveigh]

And it's nothing new, as they have been laying underwater cabels since the 18 hundreds, a ship called the great eastern laid some of them, like I SAY nothing new,