The Internet's Surprising Origins

Did you know the Internet was actually born in the U.S. way before Google

or Wi-Fi even existed? Back in 1969, American researchers built something called ARPANET

the very first network that could send messages between computers. It all started

with just two computers—one in California and another in Utah—sending a simple LOGIN message that

crashed the system halfway through. But that tiny glitch kicked off a revolution… and

now, every meme, email, and video you’ve ever seen traces

back to that U.S. experiment. Crazy, right?

The Internet started as a U.S. military project!