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according to foreign media reports on september 4, perhaps in order to dispel outside doubts about the country's moon landing, nasa has begun to use new methods, such as having astronauts wear spacesuits that support 4g networks to land on the moon and broadcast high-definition video.

it is reported that artemis 3 astronauts will wear spacesuits equipped with 4g connectivity, which is the same 4g technology used by most mobile phone networks on earth today.

the suits, built by axiom space, are connected to a 4g network designed by nokia, which will allow astronauts to do things like live stream high-definition video.

“for the artemis 3 mission, we will be able to communicate with the astronauts up to 2 kilometers from the lander,” said thierry e. klein, president of nokia bell labs solutions research.

the axemu suit will be able to connect to a base station and transmit high-definition video or large amounts of scientific data back to the base station and then ultimately back to earth.

the planned lunar 4g network, called the lunar surface communications system (lscs), will be tested for the first time later this year when intuitive machines' robotic im-2 mission lands near the moon's south pole.

the united states’ moon landing has previously caused doubts from the outside world many times, and people have been arguing about it endlessly. some said it was fake, while others believed it was real.

subsequently, borisov, head of the russian space agency, publicly stated that americans did land on the moon that year, and the evidence to support this statement was the lunar soil samples that the united states shared with soviet scientists at the time.

astrophotographer robert reeves has also said that through images taken by nasa's lunar reconnaissance orbiter (lro), scientists have confirmed that the flags planted by the apollo 12, 16 and 17 missions are still there.