Time-Sensitive Satellite Internet Based on Uniform Content Labels

Abstract

For satellite Internet the content was examined by location and time of day, as well as within the context of online social networks. The ground Information-Centric Networking (ICN) is a paradigm shift from host-to-host Internet Protocol (IP)-based communication to content-based communication. With the development and universal application of satellite technology, an important way to expand the function of satellites is setting up inter-satellite networks to make them work together. The Internet and the Global Positioning System are based on the dual structure network and the Uniform Content Label UCL national standard. Through the integration of these two inventions, the integration of time and space is realized, creating an endogenous security environment of both mathematics and physics that is self-consistent in cyberspace, is expected to bring a breakthrough in principle for cracking network security challenges.