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4G-enabled rocket is on its way to the moon to set up 4 G on the moon.
It's the same 4 G technology used on Earth , just repurposed and redesigned for life on the lunar surface.
Nokia Bell Labs worked to ensure it could carry high-definition video, command-and-control communications, and telemetry data from the rovers to the lander.
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