The results are in from our secure voting platform. Your Board members are: Vint Cerf (77.17%) Mike Snell (55.43%) Scott Burleigh...

Increasingly, communication over the Internet is not facilitating communication between human beings, but between things. In fact, it’s...

We’ve been hearing that there are some within NASA advocating for the use of TCP/IP for space data communications on the Gateway lunar...

IPNSIG board member Vint Cerf brought this nice article about DTN to our attention… https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/597enb/how-humans-...

Many people new to InterPlanetary Networking are surprised to discover that DTN is also considered effective for many terrestrial use...

As NASA contemplated longer space missions involving multiple spacecraft, they foresaw the need for network automation, much the same as...

As promised, here are a number of short videos (none over 7 minutes) that explain basic elements of DTN. Some also include historical...

This is the first of a number of blog entries designed to help newbies come up to speed on Delay & Disruption Tolerant Networking. If you...

Some new content has recently become available that I believe IPNSIG members would find interesting. Leigh Torgerson, IPNSIG member and...

Welcome to the InterPlanetary Networking Blog! We intend to make this a weekly publication of interest to everyone interested in...