Channel: Nat and Friends

Category: Science & Technology

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Description: If you’ve ever been curious what Wi-Fi looks like, or how Wi-Fi on a plane works, or the possible effects of microwaving pizza on your Wi-Fi speed...watch this video! Reply All podcast about Dr. John Romulus Brinkley → gimletmedia.com/episode/86-man-of-the-people Documentary film NUTS! about Dr. John Romulus Brinkley → nutsthefilm.com/#nuts Want to learn more about Google Wifi? Go here → madeby.google.com/wifi (P.S. There’s a few times in this video where you’ll see Google Wifi without a cord, but I wanted to point out here that it needs to be plugged in to do its job IRL.) Share on Facebook → goo.gl/rpfHYK Follow → twitter.com/NatAndFriends Subscribe → goo.gl/CEsJyN Thanks to NASA.gov for the awesome space imagery. Thanks to Melanie Hoff and Dhruv Mehrotra for hacking together the “Human WIFI Absorber” and letting us feature it in this video. And thanks to everyone who helped make this video, including many Wi-Fi wizards at Google who answered questions and helped fact check, Vibe Mountain for creating the sound wavey music you hear in it, Max Goldblatt for hi-fi editing, and Walter Green and Mixtape Club for the wide spectrum of graphics, animations, and sound effects. ------- Check out ALL the videos we’ve made → goo.gl/8UyyHP :) Nat & Friends youtube.com/NatAndFriends -- We make videos where we go behind the scenes at Google. What are you curious about? Let us know!