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Related: About this forumNASA's Record-Breaking Laser Demo Completes Mission
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In 2023, TBIRD continuously broke its own records, reaching its peak in June when it transmitted 4.8 terabytes of error-free data equivalent to about 2,400 hours of high-definition video in five minutes at 200 gigabits per second in a single pass.
https://www.nasa.gov/directorates/somd/space-communications-navigation-program/nasas-record-breaking-laser-demo-completes-mission/
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NASA's Record-Breaking Laser Demo Completes Mission (Original Post)
BootinUp
Sep 25
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yonder
(10,002 posts)1. Does TBIRD receive at that rate too? I didn't see that in the link.
Pretty amazing in either case.
BootinUp
(49,023 posts)3. Not sure. The info may or may not be publicly available.
3Hotdogs
(13,398 posts)2. I don't understand this. Is the red laser light a Jewish space laser?
Is it aimed at where the California fires are?
BootinUp
(49,023 posts)4. Are you the one who gave Marge the idea?