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Why are small fires a problem?

Small wildfires can quickly grow into large, devastating blazes if not detected early. Current satellite systems often miss these initial outbreaks, allowing them to spread before they can be contained. FireSat's ability to spot small fires means firefighters can be alerted sooner, potentially preventing widespread destruction and protecting lives and property.

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