On Earth, a proxy is a simple middleman: it forwards requests, caches content, and filters traffic. An Interstellar Network Proxy does something far more radical. It is a placed at strategic points in the solar system—orbiting Mars, in orbit around Jupiter, or at Lagrange points.
A single proxy won’t work. We need a :
This system breaks down over interplanetary distances due to the speed of light:
On Earth, a proxy is a simple middleman: it forwards requests, caches content, and filters traffic. An Interstellar Network Proxy does something far more radical. It is a placed at strategic points in the solar system—orbiting Mars, in orbit around Jupiter, or at Lagrange points.
A single proxy won’t work. We need a :
This system breaks down over interplanetary distances due to the speed of light: