I too would love the answer to that question. The JSTOR archive that Aaron Swartz wanted released was 35GB. I would imagine SciHub's archive is probably much b

I too would love the answer to that question. The JSTOR archive that Aaron Swartz wanted released was 35GB. I would imagine SciHub's archive is probably much bigger, maybe a TB+? Also, I wonder if supplementary figures/videos/program code are included in these archives. Probably not, certainly we'd be looking at many TB if such was the case.