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WASHINGTON – If you can’t get a cell phone signal when you walk your dog around the block, this will really make your blood boil – NASA is putting a 4G network on the moon, reports David Goldman for CNN. Continue reading the original article.
The smart aerospace take:
October 20, 2020 – NASA aims to build a lunar base capable of maintaining a human presence on the moon’s surface by 2028. The base will include technologies such as power generation, robotics, and fourth-generation (4G) cellular network technology. Using small cell technology adapted for extreme temperatures and radiation on the moon, the network will transmit HD video, navigation and data transmission.
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