Google planning for fast internet service to whole world using balloons

             Now-a-days Google becoming very stronger through its challenging and innovative new projects like Google Glass and Self Driving Car. Now it’s going to add a cool new one into its Google[x].  Google really proving its uniqueness by another exclusive project called “Project Loon”.

            Google planning to increase the internet speed to entire world. It’s going to deliver a fast internet service using “balloons”. Nothing is impossible for Google, they trying to achieve something more than before. Its Balloon technique is quite very interesting, Google assured of proving fast internet service in rural areas too. With the help of Google’s “Project Loon”, you can able to access internet even in forest or underserved area.

 

             The Project Lead Mr. Mike Cassidy writes in Google blog about the Project Loon “There are many terrestrial challenges to Internet connectivity - jungles, archipelagos, mountains. There are also major cost challenges. Right now, for example, in most of the countries in the southern hemisphere, the cost of an Internet connection is more than a month’s income.”

             Google created a system for launching this project using complex algorithms and computing power. Using this system, the balloons will fly higher than aeroplanes and will fly like a ring around the earth in latitude.        

 

 

 

 

              Mike Cassidy also writes “Balloons, with all their effortless elegance, present some challenges. Many projects have looked at high-altitude platforms to provide Internet access to fixed areas on the ground, but trying to stay in one place like this requires a system with major cost and complexity. So the idea we pursued was based on freeing the balloons and letting them sail freely on the winds. All we had to do was figure out how to control their path through the sky. We’ve now found a way to do that, using just wind and solar power: we can move the balloons up or down to catch the winds we want them to travel in. That solution then led us to a new problem: how to manage a fleet of balloons sailing around the world so that each balloon is in the area you want it right when you need it.”        

               Google already starts to execute its plan in New Zealand by rolling out 30 balloons with the help of 50 users. It may looks crazy, but Google will definitely make it possible.