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The Future of Wi-Fi in Space
The James Webb Space Telescope is being pulled at the same velocity in all directions, which makes it basically super stable. Every planet has five different Lagrange points, right? And I asked of it, can we put one of these nodes, like at a Lagrange point? Because then you could just place different satellites. Instead of orbiting a planet, you can basically have them stationary in space relative to the Earth. It's going to be cheaper and easier to maybe get SpaceX or somebody to be like throw up an orbiter at Lagrange point two so you can create this interplanetary backbone network.