TDRS-1’s high-speed Internet connectivity allowed doctors in the US help Dr. Jerri Nielsen, who had breast cancer, perform a self-biopsy and administer chemotherapy. She was stationed at the National Science Foundation’s Antarctic Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station.
TDRS-1’s high-speed Internet connectivity allowed doctors in the US help Dr. Jerri Nielsen, who had breast cancer, perform a self-biopsy and administer chemotherapy. She was stationed at the National Science Foundation’s Antarctic Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station.
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