Nokia is putting the first cellular network on the moon

Today, everyone with a mobile phone holds in their palm a thousand times more computational power than was available to the NASA engineers working mission control on the day in 1969 when Neil Armstrong took humankind’s first step on the moon.

The first colony on the moon was intended as a prototype, a practice run for establishing a presence in other solar systems in the coming centuries. “Because we’ll have to,” the president of China said, at the press conference where construction on the first colony was announced, “eventually, whether we want to or not, unless we want all of human h

5G feeds on the invention of the Israeli company ASOCS, whose devices allow movement of baseband voice processing away from existing giant antenna towers back to cellular base-stations.