“…The wide availability of GNSS data enables nearly continuous global monitoring of the ionosphere and, in principle, global monitoring of explosive events. In addition to nuclear tests, other impulsive events (earthquakes, mining explosions, rocket launches, volcano eruptions, meteorite and bolide entry, and others) generate waves that couple to AGWs and TIDs (Berngardt et al, ; Calais & Minster, ; Fitzgerald & Carlos, ; T. B. Jones & Spracklen, ). TIDs are also detected in the ionosphere for a large range of natural phenomena including high‐latitude magnetic activity (Hocke & Schlegel, ; Hunsucker, ; Richmond, ), tropospheric forcing (Forbes, ), and tsunamis and other ocean surface waves (Galvan et al, ; Vadas et al, ; Wu et al, ).…”