A Journey To The Bottom Of The Internet

The internet allows us to see videos, photos, and news from anywhere in the world almost instantaneously. But how?! In this video we learn about the hundreds of underwater fiber optic cables that connect continents, cities, and data centers all over the world –– and investigate how these cables are made, how they’re installed, and more.

Thanks to…
*TE Connectivity SubCom for allowing our New Hampshire visit.
*National Geographic for the map of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge you see at 05:42.
*Our friend Vibe Mountain for the music in this video
*Our friends Simone Noronha and Mixtape Club for the illustrations & animations.

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Nat & Lo

[WhatsInside]

Super Interesting!! You two ROCK!!! Thanks for the awesome experience!!

[besmart]

This is seriously awesome. I've always wanted to look inside the series of tubes.

[BilalTricha]

"Surfing the internet" makes sense now !

[rapidunscheduleddisassembly]

Dear Nat & Lo, My 6 year old Daughter and I wanted to tell you that we love watching and learning from your videos (adventures), Thank you for making them!😆🦄

[marcelabraga]

Congrats on the video! I am an IT analyst and I loved his simple approach but showing everything that involves the physical world of the internet. Thank you for the subtitles in portuguese.

[AppliedScience]

Your videos are great -- narration, editing, technical depth -- everything is spot-on!

[tahmirsham]

Great video guys. Good to see videos of such high quality from a relatively small channel. The force is strong in this one.

[TechGuyCharlie]

Whats Inside brought me here :D
Subscribed.

[LironSegev]

Another great simply explained video. Nice!

[BangMaster]

Well, i'm not going to yell at my internet service operator next time my internet goes out.
It's amazing how much we take for granted today.

[marco_evertus]

Anyone who want's to learn more about this topic I recommend reading the book(audio book) "Tubes: a journey to the center of the internet"

[EquinixDevelopers]

This video was so much fun. Especially liked the introduction of the eyes being closed. Seeing those giant jar tanks was also fascinating.

[Retroweld]

Lincoln sent me. :) Your content production quality is out of this world. Excellent!!

[junaiddidar]

This is the best youtube channel I have subscribed to. Every video is amazing!!!

[JosephWoolley]

Nice work Nat & Lo! This is something that is easily taken for granted. Great to see how it is done, all the work that goes into it, and to understand how collaboration allows us to build such great things.

[thorwilliams]

My home for most of 8 years! Brings back good memories.

[xxjmxx]

6:11 the first ship be like "fak this im going to Canada" 😂😂😂

[mrfatty]

That is truly facinating, especially the fiber being so small and under so much pressure under the water.

[-se]

Thanks what's inside for introducing me to your channel, now I can see what's actually inside.

[jaferlastname]

Very very educational. I had to sub. Looking forward to watching more vids. :)