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What about IPv6 right here on earth?What about IPv6 right here on earth?Posted Jan 26, 2011 3:47 UTC (Wed) by jthill (guest, #56558)In reply to: What about IPv6 right here on earth? by drag Parent article: LCA: Vint Cerf on re-engineering the Internet No, no, that big number is 2^80, so the entire IPv6 space is that much *times* your allocated /48 range. Let's see.... Mass of the Earth: 5.9724e27g. IPv6 net: 2^128. per address: 1.755e-11g, 17.55 picograms. Jeez, they only gave you enough addresses to cover about 5kg of you. Stingy bastards.
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