Providing Network Connectivity and Access to Content and Communications via Moving Objects

A method for providing network connectivity via moving objects, comprising:

• routing data to and from a network via a first uplink device on a first moving object;
• routing data to and from a remote device via a first downlink device on the first moving object;
• establishing a handoff connection between the first moving object and a second moving object;
• establishing a downlink between the remote device and a second downlink device of the second moving object;
• and
• migrating the routing of data to and from the remote device to the second downlink device and a second uplink device on the second moving object from the first downlink device via the handoff connection.

One or more computer-readable storage media for providing network connectivity via moving objects, comprising a plurality of instructions that, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to:

• determine an available spectrum via dynamic spectrum access;
• establish a downlink to a remote device via a downlink device of a moving object using the available spectrum;
• establish an uplink to a publicly available network via an uplink device of the moving object using a different portion of spectrum;
• and
• send and receive data to and from a remote device, the data to be relayed to and from the network via the uplink device.