It sounds like you're looking for a research paper or technical argument supporting the idea that a proxy-based architecture is better than alternative approaches (e.g., direct DTN, bundle protocol without proxies) for an Interstellar Network — likely in the context of Delay/Disruption Tolerant Networking (DTN) for space communication.
Space is noisy. Solar storms, planetary occultation (the planet gets in the way), and antenna repositioning cause disruptions. On a standard internet, a 10-second disruption kills your SSH session. On a deep space link, a 10-minute disruption is routine. interstellar network proxy better
Communication degrades near the Sun (solar conjunction). Standard links drop. A network proxy architecture allows for diversionary routing. If the direct Earth-Mars line is blocked by the Sun, data can theoretically be routed through other nodes—perhaps a satellite near Venus or a relay at the Earth-Sun L2 point—ensuring the network stays active even when direct paths are impossible. It sounds like you're looking for a research
Stability: Because official domains are frequently targeted for blocking by network admins, users often need to find updated mirror links via the Interstellar GitHub or community Discord. Solar storms, planetary occultation (the planet gets in