Finally, there will be lunar cell service. With a deadline of 2028 for the United States to build its first lunar base on the lunar surface, Nokia has reached an agreement to build the first-ever cellular network on the lunar surface. While it will not feature the cutting edge 5G technology feature G at the moment, NASA says Nokia’s 4G network should be able to communicate more reliably to control missions to Earth from the moon. That said, the space-ringing organization says it plans to eventually upgrade the network to 5G once things are installed.
Although NASA aims to establish its lunar base on the moon by 2028, Nokia said in a press release that it is the “first ultra-compact, low-power, space-hard, end-to-end LTE solution.” Hoping to deploy. Just two years from now, the moon will surface in late 2022.
“Enjoying our rich and successful history in space technologies, exploring the cosmic microwave background radiation produced by the Big Bang, ranging from satellite communications, we are now building the first cellular communications network on the moon,” says Nokia CTO Marcus Weldon. “Release.
He added, “A reliable, resilient and high-capacity communications network will be key to supporting a sustainable human presence on the lunar surface. By creating the first high-performance wireless network solution on the moon, Nokia Bell Labs will once again plant the flag for leading. Innovation beyond traditional limits.” “
Reports indicate that Nokia was awarded .14.1 million for this project. According to the mobile tech company, the network “is ideally suited for enabling astronauts to enable voice and video communication capabilities, telemetry and biometric data exchange, and provide wireless connectivity for any activity required for the deployment and control of robotic and sensor payloads.”
It remains to be seen if Netflix’s first series on the moon will be bisexual.
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