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NASA has tested laser communications by beaming photos and videos of employees' beloved pets into space.
The images and videos were sent from Earth to a geosynchronous orbit 22,000 miles ( 35,405 kilometers ) away.
Laser relay systems can carry much more data than radio signals, like 3 G versus 5G.
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