Instagram had gotten absolutely huge over the past year. With more than 200 million users, it is no wonder more than 60 million photos are uploaded on Instagram every day. Imagine if all these pictures were printed off, how far do you think the pile would reach?
Truth is that it is somehow unimaginable as the numbers are so big! Luckily for us, the great guys at Photoworld created an awesome interactive infographic that will give us the answer.
Fun Facts To Take Away
- – Enough pictures are posted on Instagram every 37 minutes to reach the height of the Empire State Building (443m)
- – It takes 12 hours to get enough Instagram pictures to reach the height of Mount Everest (8,848m)
- – 2 days on Instagram produce enough pictures to reach the height from which Red Bull Stratos jumped (39,045m)
- – After 6 days, the total number of pictures posted on Instagram would reach the outer edge of our atmosphere (100,000m)
- – It takes 26 days to get enough Instagram pictures to reach the International Space Station at 460,000m high.
In a year, 29.1 billion are uploaded on Instagram. If you printed off all these pics, the pile would reach 6,351km!
Now check out the awesome interactive infographic by Photoworld here.
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