[e2e] TCP in outer space
David P. Reed
dpreed at reed.com
Tue Apr 10 09:55:10 PDT 2001
Remember that geosynchronous satellites are indeed far away - .25 second
RTT. (as are the moon and planetary missions)
But the discussion didn't start there, but with the International Space
Station. ISS, the shuttles, and other LEO stations are essentially no
different than terrestrial targets - anything that works well on
transcontinental wired links works for them (they are much closer than many
earthbound endpoints, at least when they are in line-of-sight).
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