@bynasiraziz: Hey nasir what’s on your mind? Cables, bro. Fiber optic cables. 😭 #technology #data #internet #fiberoptics #engineering

ᗢ CryophinCrest ᗢ :

Surely 53% of the speed of light is fast enough 😭

geigerclick :

Signal loss is NOT SPEED OF LIGHT.

Bovril☭ 🇵🇸 :

I can't wait to not benefit from this in any meaningful way but still have all my bills increased 🥰

🌝 :

What are they gonna be called? Air optic cables?

Hykeir :

Is this gonna lower the ping on gaming?

Hanok :

Fibre optic cable high speed internet access

russell ☃️ :

Lotta money in that

Aleksej Stankovic :

Again , light CANNOT slow down, it just takes more time to reach destination (at the same speed of light) because it bends inside mediom( glass material in this case).

sergiogabrielgarciai :

Have they tried quantum entanglement?

PatheticgenZer :

Fiber optic cable you say?

tofudelivery69 :

the stuff bro is sending me to explain why he's losing in CS2

Viktor :

Michael :

I'm still on Dial up

Ykslipp :

I fw your content a lot

barsepfauqf :

Sooooo my ping would go from 100 to 70ish?

Muhyadeen :

By far the best discovery to come out of Southampton 😭😭😭

gustavitopetrosky :

I can only imagine the nightmare to repair them

beleagueredrick :

What is we sent it through light. Like instead of hollow with glass fiber insulation what if the insulation was light tubes would that be faster? I like turtles.

Malzbro_🇸🇳 :

omg Southampton that's my old uni no way

danny :

high speed internet access 😏😏😏😏

user9355442396970 :

What do you mean last year? I learnt about this back in 2017 (I think it was experimented by the same university in ~2013)

Not Useful But Interesting :

how do I invest in this

Dick C :

This is kind of a plot point in Artemis by Andy weir, the guy that wrote the Martian and project hail mary. I just finished it literally like half an hour ago. It isn't hollow like this but the idea is a fiber optic cable that's lossless, ZAFO, zero attenuation fiber optic

fraydon :

this was so obvious bro

Doorframe_Enthusiast :

This makes no sense why would air or even a vacuum make light travel faster? Is it just making the light bounce less so its covering less distance?