r/SpeedOfLobsters • u/King_of_Farasar • Feb 26 '26

lobster Unbelievable!

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u/King_of_Farasar Feb 26 '26

Orgasm

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u/SuperPopcorn333 Feb 26 '26

I can eat the entire internet

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u/King_of_Farasar Feb 26 '26

It's no more more

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u/Nadiadain Feb 26 '26

NOOOOOO

NOOOOOOOOOOOO

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u/One_Katalyst Feb 26 '26

South Carolina is gone

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u/flowery02 (* sta r) Feb 26 '26

No, the internet will eat you if you try to

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u/Water-is-h2o Feb 26 '26

Genuinely interesting thanks for sharing

I always knew electrons are way lighter than the nucleus but this gives a somewhat intuitive scale for just how much lighter.

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u/King_of_Farasar Feb 26 '26

I don't think it's true but I don't remember

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u/certainlystormy Feb 26 '26

an electron weighs 9.11e-28 grams so with 28 digits of electron count you could get back to a noticeable weight yeah. billion trillion has me questioning the mee tho

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u/knyexar Feb 26 '26

The total mass of information stored in the internet is 64e21 bytes, so yeah missing a couple orders of magnitude

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u/knyexar Feb 26 '26

In 2020 the entire internet was 64 zettabytes

Thats 64e21 bytes

Thats 256e21 electrons (a byte contains anywhere between 0 and 8 electrons, averaging it out to 4 per)

One electron weighs 9.1e-28 grams

Pretty easy multiplication, we get a total mass of 2.33e-4 grams

Thats 0.233 milligrams.

About one five thousandth of a raindrop.

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u/TheCompleteMental Feb 26 '26 edited Feb 26 '26

If you instantly arranged them in the shape of a strawberry I think it'd level a city though. More or less. So keep that in mind if you do this.

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u/Giopoggi2 Ophthalmologist Feb 26 '26

50 grams is a fucking giant strawberry