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Secure Networks for Military and First Responders

Most of us are on the Web every day. Whether we're reading the news or downloading music to an MP3 player, we rarely stop to think about how the Internet works. That's because it's so easy to use.

NASA engineers would like to operate and communicate with satellites, robots and spacecraft just as easily. In 2003, engineers at NASA's Glenn Research Center took the first step toward making that goal a reality when they sent a miniature Cisco router into low Earth orbit on a satellite. The team proved that Internet Protocols can be used to communicate with satellites......


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[Carbon Dudeoxide]

You have links to completely unrelated sites, but none for the article you got this from?

[Dead_reckon]

This guy's setting his spam roots.. Maybe its a bot?

[Carbon Dudeoxide]

This guy's setting his spam roots.. Maybe its a bot?

Or maybe he's just a sad, sad person wasting his time writing these posts knowing they will be removed.

[Zylstra]

This guy's setting his spam roots.. Maybe its a bot?

Doesnt appear to be so... the article is valid, and on the NASA site.

http://www.nasa.gov/vision/earth/technologies/secure_networks.html

[Dias de verano]

Whether we're reading the news or downloading music to an MP3 player, we rarely stop to think about how the Internet works.

Speak for yourself. Dickweed. After being spammed, I most hate being patronized.

[BC_Programmer]

The internet isn't easy to use. It's the browser software that makes it so.

I don't recall ever having to manually send ACK and FIN packets and so forth down the line to access websites.