NASA used a laser for the first time to stream a video of an orange cat back to Earth from nearly 19 million miles away, the space agency announced on Monday. The ultra-high definition 15-second video, featuring a tabby cat named "Taters," was beamed back to Earth earlier this month using a flight laser transceiver, NASA confirmed. Sent from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in deep space, the video took 101 seconds to reach Earth and comes as part of NASA's Deep Space Optical Communications experiment looking at optical communications beyond the Earth-Moon system. Researchers are hoping test videos like this will help demonstrate the ability to transmit broadband videos
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