NASA has just released information that really shocked astronomy lovers when it said that Earth had received a laser signal from the Psyche spacecraft, about 16 million km away.Although this message attracted attention, scientists confirmed that it was just a test and not related to the disease. aliens.The laser beam was transmitted by the Psyche spacecraft as part of the Deep Space Optical Communications (DSOC) laser system.This is the first time lasers have been used to transmit data from farther than the Moon.This technology has the potential to build communication networks in space, similar to fiber optic networks on Earth.This laser signal was sent from the Psyche spacecraft, which is making a long trip to the asteroid 16 Psyche between Mars and Jupiter.DSOC, traveling with Psyche, is tasked with testing high-speed communications in space.This opens up the possibility of using lasers to keep in touch with future spacecraft, even on missions to Mars.NASA is also working on establishing a laser communication system on the International Space Station (ISS) to build a faster and more reliable communication network in space.We invite readers to watch more videos: Revealing the whereabouts of aliens surprises the world.
NASA has just released information that really shocked astronomy lovers when it said that Earth had received a laser signal from the Psyche spacecraft, about 16 million km away.
Although this message attracted attention, scientists confirmed that it was just a test and not related to the disease. aliens.
The laser beam was transmitted by the Psyche spacecraft as part of the Deep Space Optical Communications (DSOC) laser system.
This is the first time lasers have been used to transmit data from farther than the Moon.
This technology has the potential to build communication networks in space, similar to fiber optic networks on Earth.
This laser signal was sent from the Psyche spacecraft, which is making a long trip to the asteroid 16 Psyche between Mars and Jupiter.
DSOC, traveling with Psyche, is tasked with testing high-speed communications in space.
This opens up the possibility of using lasers to keep in touch with future spacecraft, even on missions to Mars.
NASA is also working on establishing a laser communication system on the International Space Station (ISS) to build a faster and more reliable communication network in space.