Produced by: Manoj Kumar
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For the first time, a 4G network is landing on the Moon, revolutionizing space communication forever.
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NASA and Nokia Bell Labs are deploying 4G, enabling real-time video, data, and remote rover control.
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The Moon’s new 4G network could pave the way for astronauts to make calls from the lunar surface.
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Built to survive temperatures from 250°F to -410°F, this 4G system redefines tough tech.
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A stable network will support future lunar bases, astronaut missions, and scientific exploration.
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Lunar rovers and landers will communicate in real time, improving navigation and resource mapping.
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If 4G thrives on the Moon, interplanetary networks could soon power Mars missions.
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Intuitive Machines’ Athena lander carries this tech, marking a new era in private lunar exploration.
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Advances in space 4G could lead to stronger, faster, and more reliable networks back home.
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