Using satellites to predict earthquakes, volcano eruptions, identify and track tsunamis from space

Space offers the civil science and military science communities an opportunity to measure the earth's gravity gradient to understand the Earth's underground behavior including the movement of magma from the Earth's core to the surface that is that is responsible for tectonic movement that leads to surprise catastrophic earthquakes, tsunamis and volcano eruptions. The same information will be so sensitive that it will identify locations of voids in the earth that may hold weapons of mass destruction in hostile nations. Using a global, real-time satellite-based underground mapping system offers the Earth science community the information necessary to understand and quantify the Earth and its internal behavior, on the Earth's surface and in the Earth's atmosphere. A real-time, global satellite-based underground mapping constellation will measure the earth's gravity and provide the data to model the earth's dynamic underground movement that drives the changes in the Earth's surface in 3D. A 3-D real-time model of the Earth will have the sensitivity to identify the behavior that scientists can use to predict tectonic plate motion that leads to earthquakes and volcano eruptions that will stop massive death and enormous destruction such as occurred in a variety of locations around the Earth. It will also be the platform for broadcast globally the warning of an upcoming earthquake or volcano eruption in weeks and months rather than seconds and minutes that is achieved today.