Dear colleagues
It is not possible to send or receive a sound or image from the Earth while it is rotating around itself or around the sun to outer space or vice versa, because the connection will be cut off due to the specificity of the wireless communication channel when leaving the Earth.
Benyarou Mourad
Modern communication technologies effectively handle the Earth's rotation and orbit, ensuring reliable communication with space. Geostationary satellites remain fixed relative to a point on Earth, while Low Earth Orbit satellites use a network of ground stations to maintain continuous contact. NASA's Deep Space Network employs global antenna locations to ensure constant communication with spacecraft. Advanced tracking, telemetry, and signal processing technologies further ensure stable connections, making it possible to send and receive data, including sound and images, between Earth and outer space.
Sincerely,
Sandeep
Dear colleague Sandeep, thank you for your response.
The problem is that communications which are outside the earth, in space, outside of all orbits, will be very very disrupted or even cut off especially in the earth-space transition. Above all, you have the speed of rotation of the earth around itself at a very high speed which will cut off the communication of the wireless channel (LOS or NLOS). Current technologies on current transmission channels do not allow such transmissions, even the Doppler effect will have no meaning.