The moon is getting its own mobile phone network

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The moon is getting its own mobile phone network
The moon will get its first mobile phone network next year, enabling high-definition streaming from the lunar landscape back to earth, part of a project to back the first privately-funded moon mission. Vodafone Germany, network equipment maker Nokia and carmaker Audi said they were working ...

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