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This Is What Wifi Really Looks Like According To Some Bloke From Nasa

August 7, 2013 9:09 am

We are all, right now, living in the age of technology. The stuff absolutely surrounds us, I mean, without technology you wouldn’t be reading this article and I would have never written it. It’s pretty crazy when you stop to think about it, which I do on occasion, staring blankly into nothing with my head slightly tilted to the side half way through a spliff.
During these random moments of thought I have sometimes pondered the question “I wonder what it would look like if i could see all the radio-waves and satellite signals beaming across the sky.”

Well would you believe it, some block called M. Browning Vogel has had the same thought. Nearly.

Formerly a researcher for Nasa, this guy has helped produce some awesome images of what WiFi data would look like if we could actually see it in our day-to-day lives. Turns out it looks pretty fucking awesome too, Check it out.

Visible Wifi

Visible Wifi

Visible Wifi

Visible Wifi

Apparently the different colours represent data transmitted over different frequencies which is what gives it that really groovy psychedelic look. Unfortunately however, if we were able to see these waves they would be way, way to bright for our tiny little eyes to handle, which to me is kind of a bummer. Imagine the money you’d save no longer needing to buy acid…

Well, if we are imagining things, let’s just take the game a notch higher, shall we? Imagine having access to sites that are blocked in your country. This might seem like a far fetched dream since no country gives its citizens access to all sites, for whatever reason. However, we are imagining things here. So, this would really make our lives a whole lot easier since there wouldn’t be any complication of getting the right VPN for our system. Now back to reality, this crazy boon might not be bestowed up on us, but you can very well get an In-depth and honest VPN testing done by https://incognitoline.net which is quite similar to having access to sites galore. Know what I mean?

Tags: Colour data Frequency Light M. Browning Vogel NASA photos. Psychedelic Visible Wifi
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Author: RJMorwood Travel Writer and Freelance Journalist. Somewhere in the distant future.

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