Lets say I have my own Martian NEEt base with good life support, renewable energy, and food. The light/radio delay between me and Earth would be about 13-14 minutes. That's a lot of latency in order to shitpost, where timing is integral. Without going faster than light, is there a way to make space internet faster? In Star Trek they use this made up thing called "sub space" which lets them transfer data from Earth to anywhere in the galaxy with zero latency and perfect fidelity. Also, i presume it was encrypted some how since it was military communication.
The latency would be far too high, a neet base on the moon should work though.
Sebastian Nelson
Spooky action at a distance technology would be my best guess.
Isaiah Hall
Dont they have a live stream from the space station ?
Pretty sure latency will increase with distance, making necessary the use of higher frequencies and higher transmitting power.
Caleb Bailey
Isn't positioning important? If the communication satellite on Earth that the moon neet is communicating with is on the other side of Earth, then it wouldn't work.
Nolan Green
>igher frequencies and higher transmitting power
Isn't radio limited by light speed?
William Roberts
Agreed quantum entanglement should be the way to go for interplanetary/intersterllar communication
Luis Murphy
There was something about the minimum number of relays you'd need to be able to beam information to earth and back. /sci/ might be able to tell you what frequency you'd likely use and why
John Watson
made a thread on sci, thanks man. Yeah i figured relays would be needed at minimum anyway to prevent packet loss. I'll let you guys know how it goes when I get to mars.
Dylan Price
you can't send information, QE is basically a random number generator that gives the same result.
