A few days ago, rumors were circulating about the purchase of Facebook’s drone company and then the project to spread the Internet through drones. According to Facebook yesterday, the company will provide internet in remote areas through unmanned aerial vehicles / drones. Yesterday

Under the project, engineers are now working to build some drones that will be powered by solar energy and will provide internet connection to the land floating in the sky.

As you may know from regular visits to our blog, last year Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg met with some of the world’s largest technology companies in a bid to bring Internet connectivity to remote areas. He announced to work together. And now, he’s got an idea of ​​how to do it.

Along with Facebook in the Internet.org project, there are also technology companies like Nokia, Ericsson, Qualcomm, Samsung etc.

These drones under construction will fly at an altitude of 20,000 meters (75,000 feet) above the ground. These will be at a much better altitude than commercial aircraft, so there will be no risk of collisions. There is less chance of adverse weather conditions.

Facebook is enlisting the help of experts from NASA and other related organizations to make this sophisticated drone. Earlier, Google had announced plans to provide internet services through giant balloons floating in the sky. ‘Project Loon’ Let us know about this ambitious project by name This post See.

Already Facebook Two-thirds (about 5 billion) of the world’s population do not have an Internet connection – and the social networking site is seeking to change that. The company is committed to connecting people all over the world through the Internet. Find out more about the Internet.org project This post Can read.

So, how did this amazing effort on Facebook?