Launched the world's first Internet satellite

April 12, 2009 at 23:50, the launch of the world's first Internet satellite in honor of the space flight of Yuri Gagarin. The satellite successfully started from the site www.galaxika.org and went out into open Internet space.

The satellite makes its flight in a random orbit among millions of planets in the Internet space. Each planet is a website or blog. At the moment, there are about 3 million planets in the Internet space.

The satellite was named “LO” in honor of the world's first electronic message.
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In 1969, Professor Leonard Kleinrock of the University of California at Los Angeles contacted the computer at Stanford Research Center and delivered the first e-mail in history. The text of the message was: “LOG”. As a result, only “LO” reached, and on the letter “G” the system failed.

In the near future of the MCC, the launch of the first Internet astronaut - “internat”, as well as the conquest of foreign spaces of the Internet Universe.