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Wireless to the Moon, Alice!

Posted July 14, 2014 12:00 AM by Engineering360 eNewsletter

Another giant step for mankind could soon be taken. NASA scientists believe that when man inhabits the moon, he will have a broadband connection to communicate with Earth. Their theory was proven by showing how four telescopes, each fed by a laser transmitter, could locate and connect with a receiver on a moon-orbiting satellite. Light pulses are converted to data bit patterns that can transmit messages from lunar residents to us Earth dwellers.


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07/15/2014 10:14 PM

"when man inhabits the moon"....Unless they find gold or diamonds or some equally valuable commodity, I don't see this happening....even then it would probably be cheaper to mine it with robots....

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