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PULSAR is a stable spacecraft constellation that enables large and reconfigurable detector baselines to sense a wide range of frequencies in this coupled domain, and distributed spatial and temporal measurements on a global scale, leading to new planetary science measurements.
A global, holistic, system that can detect planet-wide geophysical activity and sound an alarm with measured earthquake precursors and potentially catastrophic space weather events does not yet exist. PULSAR will open new avenues for low-cost, persistent, and planet wide detection of global geophysical events.
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