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Friday, 10 June, 2005
Printing The Web
Google
claims that they've indexed 8,058,044,651 Web pages. Let's assume that the
average Web document, when printed, uses two sheets of paper. Using a
10-page-per-minute printer, it would take 3,066 years to print the entire Web.
A stack of 500 sheets of paper is 2 inches high. Therefore, the stack of pages representing the printed Web would be 1,017 miles high.
If you laid these pages end to end (assuming 11-inch pages), they would stretch 2,797,932 miles -- enough to go to the Moon and back six times., or enough to wrap around the Earth 112 times.

