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they have wires under water and it goes to america and back in less or more then a second

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the max b is not really me poser

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its on electric stuff

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Sharks eat cables yum yum

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the message goes under the sea to where the thing is from and then sends it back

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the message goes under the sea to where the thing is from and then sends it back

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Ollie w

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i think the building is in new york but i can't remember maybe it is there maybe maybe

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they are stored in a server tower in in what ever country the website is on lets say Australia. first you search up the website and your computer sends a request to the server tower and ask to use the website and the data for the website once it get there if they allow  the request they send the website data back in packets and they take the shortest root to the computer all the packets dont take the same root and then the packets are given to the computer in packets with numbers on say they no how to put in back together

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jiberish stuff learn to fly and then it lands in a different places and then you get hiped

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there are packets that go through cables to your computer i think

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something to do with packets and binary???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

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The little packets go to the big internet place where they get accepted b them then all off the little packets get sent back to your computer the packets have your IP address on it !!!!!!!!!!!1

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Internet goes into a machine and it splits it into little bits that hold little information that afterwards all join together by numbers. They put atlantic cables by submarines that drop off into the sea.

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the internet is confusing and there are big cables that travel under the sea which carry request for web pages and answers going   to you computer. Computers and the severs send all of these codes as 1000101001011010101110111011101101010101010010111000010101010101010011101000110100010101010101010100010101010101010010100100010101010101010 but not the numbers2 3 4 5 6 7 8 or 9

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There are fiberoptic  cables that goes down into the sea onto the sea bed and has little wires that carry packets to the person that might of messages you the packages will go different ways to get to your computer they will have numbers on so they know what they are going to. then you get what you searched for or what some one sent you and you get it so

YEY !!!

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packets EvErYwHeRe

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i dont know

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the internet is confusing, i wasn't here last week

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The internet is a very confusing thing.  Many cables go under the sea and then they lead to a tower. Then the messages get cut up into lots of tiny pieces these are called packets. The packets travel the fastest route possible back to there destination.

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the message gets cut into lots and lots of tiny pixels and then they all get individually packaged up and then gets sent through fibre optic cables to other countries! YAY!

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there are internet cables under the sea. When you type in a website a package is sent to a server.

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it gets split into packets and travels through undersea cables that go to different places around the world.

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The message sent gets split in to packets

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it is transported by cables under the sea they are all sent from a big server and then sent in lots of small packets to the place where u need the internet. it knows where and what website to send u by looking at the ip adress and then they are transported through fibre optic cables

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The thing you searched up goes under the sea and comes back in tiny packets.

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fibre optive cables are sat on the sea bed they send messages

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that there are cables that go under the sea and there are internet hubs

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there are cables undersea and packets take different routes once broken up

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ip address
and data base

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they are stored in a server tower in in what ever country the website is on lets say Australia. first you search up the website and your computer sends a request to the server tower and ask to use the website and the data for the website once it get there if they allow the request they send the website data back in packets and they take the shortest root to the computer all the packets dont take the same root and then the packets are given to the computer in packets with numbers on say they no how to put in back together

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electronic cables go under the sea which is the internet, there are loads of different cables which goes to different places.

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Packets all take diffrent routes,
a request is sent to the place where the web page is located. in a packet containing the IP adress of the computer it was requested from.  web pages are stored on a server.

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looks up the ip address in a data base

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splits messages into packets . when you type in the website name it looks for its ip address

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the address is sent via underwater cables (fiber-optic cables) to the server (hard drive) of the website which then sends packets containing the website with the IP address on back to your computer. these all take different routes which are fastest

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it goes in the cables under the sea to new york

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It sends messages through wires that go through the ocean. goes to New york and then comes back through a route of wires too your computer.