The idea of global internet via satellite is nothing new. In the late 90’s several companies began projects to provide worldwide voice and data communications from mobile devices. But these pioneers failed to capture the global frontier, and two-thirds of the planet still remain without access. Enter Google. Now, Google is planning to change this by launching a fleet of 180 satellites to provide web access for the 4.8 billion people not yet online. This infographic takes a look at an exciting future – space internet.
Infographic sources/more information:
1. Project Loon
2. Project Loon FAQ
3. We’re thrilled to announce that Titan Aerospace is joining Google
4. Google's balloons versus Facebook's drones: the dogfight to send internet from the sky
5. Facebook Drones to Battle Google Balloons in the War of Airborne Internet
6. Google's Acquisition Of Drone Maker Titan Is About Imagery And Internet
7. Google Loon
1. Project Loon
2. Project Loon FAQ
3. We’re thrilled to announce that Titan Aerospace is joining Google
4. Google's balloons versus Facebook's drones: the dogfight to send internet from the sky
5. Facebook Drones to Battle Google Balloons in the War of Airborne Internet
6. Google's Acquisition Of Drone Maker Titan Is About Imagery And Internet
7. Google Loon
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