The Internet Is Interplanetary
Many parts of the internet communicate at the speed of light. The most tedius parts of processing happen at transmission, junctions, and the final receiver. These points only amount to seconds of delay between nodes on opposite sides of the planet at the best of times. At the worst...the most distant node of the internet is Voyager 1, pushing back the edge of interstellar space about 22 hours away at the speed of light. Everything else is much closer.
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NTARI Mesh empowers communities to plan, build, and maintain their connections to the internet. With an eye toward the future—where the interplanetary network bridges Earth and the Moon in constant information exchange—Mesh is designed to evolve with both local continuity and interbody transmissions in mind.
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By decentralizing infrastructure and placing control in the hands of local communities, NTARI Mesh strengthens network resilience and fosters technological self-sufficiency. Whether improving access in underserved areas or laying the groundwork for future space-based communications, Mesh is committed to a more autonomous and interconnected digital world. We aim to partner with programs like Code: You and Charity: Water to develop multiple aspects of community sustainability at once whenever and wherever we touch down. We look forward to serving you
