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In partnership with @Nokia, we're setting up the first mobile network on the Moon! Launching with Intuitive Machines on Feb. 26, the Lunar Surface Communication System will use the same cellular tech used on Earth to establish lunar surface connectivity:

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Evan Daily ✝️👨‍👧‍👦🐶🏉🎙⛰1 year ago

@nokia @Int_Machines I've done my share of system installs. Not cellular networks, but... Hey NASA! I'll be on the install team if you have an opening! I've traveled all over the world doing installs.. off world? Heck yea!!

Haltia.AI2 years ago

We crushed it in year 1! $2M raised, 42 brainiacs on board, LLMs miniaturized for your phone, KNOW unleashed, and ASIMOV launched. Buckle up, because we're just warming up.

𝕏ℝℙ 𝔻ℝ𝔼𝔸𝕄 🏴‍☠️1 year ago

@nokia @Int_Machines

Philippe LLECH1 year ago

@nokia @Int_Machines Is it a joke? Nokia? Develop US tech instead

Discra(Sierra)1 year ago

STELLAR

Ray Phillips1 year ago

@nokia @Int_Machines Oh great, wait until I accidentally connect to that network. Thought international rates were pricey. 😉

Ben C1 year ago

@NASAArtemis @nokia @Int_Machines Bet this bad boy will still work on the Moon 😄

Adam Locklin1 year ago

@NASAArtemis @nokia @Int_Machines Let’s go!

pale, blue and doubtful1 year ago

@nokia @Int_Machines You didn't use Starlink? Amazing 😍 Thank you.

jtrade1 year ago

@nokia @Int_Machines May your landing be as sturdy as a nokia phone.

Conrad Fiasco1 year ago

@NASAArtemis @nokia @Int_Machines I suspect you’re not using the “same” cellular tech that consumers have access to more like military because that would be weird.

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