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Fiber optics allow for the communication of data at the speed of light.
In the 1842’s, Swiss Physicist Daniel Colladon realized that if you shined light down one end of a water pipe, the light would come could out the other end. Thus fiber optics were born, and if you thought the only practical use of for fiber optics was those psychedelic lamps from the 70s, then sadly you are so wrong.
