Vodafone and nokia work to create the first 4g network on the moon

Curious news that we have encountered today, Vodafone and Nokia plan to create the first 4G network on the Moon to support a mission of PTScientists next year 2019. To do this they will use the 1800 MHz frequency band and intend to send the first HD transmission Live from the surface of the Moon to Earth.

The Moon will have its 4G network very soon thanks to Vodafone and Nokia

For this feat, the two companies intend to visit NASA's Apollo 17 vehicle that was abandoned on the Moon, this will be the protagonist of the first live transmission that will be made from the Moon to Earth using a 4G network.

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The CEO of Vodafone Germany has communicated that the project involves a radically innovative approach to the development of mobile network infrastructure. It is also a great example of an independent and multidisciplinary team that achieves a goal of immense importance through its courage, pioneering spirit and inventiveness.

German company PTScientists is already working with Vodafone Germany and Audi to launch the first privately funded mission to the Moon that will involve a moon landing. This mission is scheduled for next year and will launch from Cape Canaveral using a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. Audi will provide two Luna Quattro rovers that will connect to the autonomous landing and navigation module (ALINA) using the satellite's first 4G network.

Nokia Bell Labs will be responsible for providing the necessary hardware to run the 4G network, the company will create a space-level version of its ultra-compact network system that will weigh less than a kilogram and will facilitate the sending of data to the base station.

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