
We chose this challenge because oceans covers 71% of the Earth's surface, this means that almost 71% of the world lacks or has poor internet connection. Therefore, we believed that together as a team we could find a way to solve this issue.
We are hoping to use the internet coming from the fiber-optic cables that already exist by creating nodes which will go upwards, connecting with buoys which will receive the information from the cable and transmit it as sound waves. At the same time the boats floating above will transmit RF signals and when both of the signals crash, the sound waves will go upwards and be detected by the same radar and then convert it into digital signals. The system would use the DTN system developed by the NASA.
NASA Resources:
https://data.nasa.gov/dataset/Near-Earth-Application-of-Delay-Disruption-Toleran/usab-6tur