Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg admits they will use Planes and not Satellites to deliver Internet. In his first public tour of the new Head Quarters Mark shows a small model of a satellite but proceeds to inform the viewers that it is with their planes they will beam the internet down with.
Facebook admits that they will be using planes to beam internet down to countries that don’t have access in the future. That’s right with all the satellites they say are in space this would make the most sense but of course if you research you find that the satellites orbiting in space talk has been a lie. This is just another proof showing that a media internet giant such as Facebook will be using planes to deliver internet and not satellites! Maybe because they don’t exist as we’ve been told.
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Anyone who believes this bullshit is retarded.
To communicate over long distances wee need satellites and ground towers, so why they aren't using both? It seems that sattelites doesn't exist. They even dont have to bother lie anymore, people just don't believe in reality only in fantasy.
Mark Zuckerburg is a fucking tool. He was giving some NWO Globalization speech at the UN last year and just looks like a sad little sell out.
The plane must act as a repeater of a ground based wireless transmission. Instead of a tower to bounce and refresh the signal they will use a plane. Still seems a little out there. A plane doesn't have Internet it gets it from somewhere and must be connected to something. I worked for the largest p2p & MP wireless Internet company. Different bands of microwaves can transmit different distances and amounts of information. Microwave backhauls can transmit up to a gig per second through the air with little to no latency from point to point.
can you see a setaliles using a telescope