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Nokia the first LTE / 4G on the moon

19/10/2020 21:12 by giorgos

NASA is preparing to return to the Moon by 2024, and wants its astronauts to have a reliable way of communicating with each other. To do this, the United States space company turned to Nokia.

The Finnish company will receive $ 14,1 million in funding for the development of a 4G network on the Moon.shiiver 13 - Nokia the first LTE / 4G on the moon

Nokia announced today details of the project, and stated that the development of the first LTE / 4G communications system in space will be extremely vital for NASA's Artemis program, which seeks to create a small community on the Moon by 2030.

The announcement states:

"The network will provide critical communication capabilities for many different data transmission applications, such as vital command and control functions, remote lunar rover control, real-time navigation and high-definition video streaming."

Nokia said its solution will be "extremely compact, low power, space resistant, end-to-end LTE" and will be deployed on the Moon by the end of 2022. The company plans to integrate its wireless communications system into the lunar surface in partnership with Intuitive Machines, a privately owned Texas spacecraft design company.

Once the project is delivered, the network will automatically adjust and create the first LTE communication system on the Moon, Nokia says.

Nokia the first LTE / 4G on the moon was last modified: October 19, 2020, 9: 12 mm by giorgos

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