The company that is ready to install a 4G network on the moon

 

The company that is ready to install a 4G network on the moon's 4G internet network facility is not available in every part of the world but very soon it will be possible everywhere on the moon.

Yes, indeed, under the Artemis 3 mission of the American space agency NASA, the humans who will step on the lunar land for the first time after 5 decades, will be able to share selfies on social media sites thanks to the 4G network there. According to a report. Finnish telecommunications company Nokia will send a satellite to the moon sometime in 2023 to provide 4G connectivity.

This was announced by the company during the Mobile World Congress in late February 2023.

The Nova C lander will be sent to the moon this year by the SpaceX rocket from the American space company Intuitive Machines, along with Nokia's 4G base station.

A solar-powered rover along with a lander and base station will also be part of the mission.

A 4G LTE connection will be established by the rover and lander when the base station reaches the Shackleton crater on the moon.

The company expects this network to support future human exploration missions to the Moon.

The people involved in the Artemis mission will be able to communicate with each other through this network while streaming video back to Earth in real time as well as sending data.

The date of sending this 4G satellite to the moon has not been decided yet, but experts believe that it is likely to happen in 2023.

If this mobile network becomes operational on the moon, it will be the first 4G system in space that will help with communications, high-speed internet, and other functions while still on the lunar surface.

A Finnish company was commissioned by NASA in 2020 to install a 4G network on the moon and preparations have been underway ever since.

The network will be designed to operate in extreme temperatures, radiation, and space environments.