Published 12/19/2023 1:46:00 p.m.

NASA uses laser to send video of a cat 19 million miles back to Earth

NASA successfully transmitted a 15-second high-definition video of a cat named Taters from deep space, demonstrating advanced data transmission capabilities.
The video was streamed via laser from 19 million miles away and received by the Palomar Observatory in California before being played in real-time at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
This breakthrough in deep space communication opens up possibilities for future missions, including sending high-resolution video from Mars and transmitting detailed data from outer solar system probes.

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BBC News

Nasa beams cat video from deep space with laser

The ultra HD footage of Taters the cat was sent as the agency tries to improve space communications.

12/19/2023 1:46:00 p.m.·United Kingdom

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CTV News

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NDTV

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Associated Press News

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Hindustan Times

Nasa sends cat video from deep space. Why it is a historic milestone

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