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Why TCP/IP Fails in Deep Space (And How I Built an Autonomous Interplanetary Laser Mesh in the Browser)

markdown Have you ever wondered what happens to HTTP, WebSockets, or standard TCP/IP when you try to ping a server on Mars? Here is the brutal physical reality: They fail catastrophically. On Earth, we complain when our ping jumps from 15ms to 120ms. But between Earth and Mars, One-Way Light Time (…

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  1. 2026-11-08 18:40 · DEV Community — AI
    Why TCP/IP Fails in Deep Space (And How I Built an Autonomous Interplanetary Laser Mesh in the Browser)

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