There was another thread about "a small internet world", and this morning a question popped in my head. How big is the internet? (Obviously not in distance or anything, I mean in size)
The amount of people is unidentifiable, but according to the world internet there are around 1,407,724,920 people that use the internet or even more.
Well, for my estimate (not from internet) around 1500000-2000000 people use the internet since technology have been increased and probably cheaper (probably internet too) that people would afford. Also, workers and schools have a lot, so yeah.
Psh, the internet does not contain an alternate dimension.
maybe there is! maybe in the alternate interwebz your a wood serf troll and i'm a platinum god bad poster!
Donchoo act like you came up with that on your own! Stealinz muh post you nub >_> ... that 2nd map is impressive actually ... the first was funny 2nd impressive...
Other estimates put the file size of the World Wide Web as an entire internet at almost a Yottabyte (Which is 1024 Zettabytes, which is 1024 Exabytes mentioned in the above example). To put this in a more simpiler term; it would take nearly 11 trillion years for you to download a Yottabyte using the fastest residential internet connection known today.
evidentaly it is quite large, but there would be a limit, because once it get unimaginably huge (eg,1 million 'yottabytes' there would be not much space to putn this on Earth, in all hard drives we couldnt fit them on the Earth
