Imagine you and your friends have walkie-talkies to talk to each other from far away. Now, imagine everyone in the world has a super-powerful walkie-talkie called the internet. Instead of just sending voice, you can send messages, photos, videos, and even play games with people all around the world.
The internet works a lot like a huge spider web connecting these super-powerful walkie-talkies (which are actually computers, smartphones, and other devices). When you want to send something, like an email or watch a video, your message or request travels through this web super-fast. Here’s how it works step by step: 1. Sending Information: Let's say you want to watch a video on the internet. You go to a website and click on the video. 2. Traveling Through Wires or Air: Your request zips through cables under the ground, or even through the air with satellite and cell signals, to find where the video is stored. 3. Finding the Video: Your request reaches a special computer called a server, which is like a big library of videos, pictures, and information. The server finds the video you asked for. 4. Sending the Video Back: The server then sends the video back through the internet web. It might travel through cables under the ocean, cell towers, or satellites. 5. Watching the Video: The video finally arrives back to your device, and you can watch it! All of this happens in just a few seconds because the internet is super fast. It's like a worldwide game of catch, but instead of throwing a ball, you're sending and receiving information at lightning speed!
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