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The Pulse in the term for the event that caused America to enter another great depression during the 21st century.

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  • The Pulse
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  • The Pulse in the term for the event that caused America to enter another great depression during the 21st century.
  • Name: The Pulse Run Time: 5:21 Track Number: Disc 1, Track 8 Year: 1979
  • "The Pulse" refers to the passage of rogue pulsar PSR 418-D/1015.3 through the Mestiko system, and the extensive damage done by the radiation emitted to the planet Mestiko. (TOS eBook: Mere Anarchy: Things Fall Apart)
  • The Pulse was an international cellular signal that began armageddon.
  • The Pulse is a segment of The Colbert Report in which Stephen interacts with ordinary Americans from America, responding to their questions about various topics.
  • Parker named it and believed it to be a healing device and the only thing that kept him alive despite his ill health. It was not a healing device. Owen Harper later learnt it was actually a reply sent by a race. They had received one of Earth's transmissions meant to discover proof of extra-terrestrial life, made in the 1970s. The Pulse contained a message that was "displayed" in a brilliant light show when it reached full power. The Pulse leaked dangerous radiation on its first activation in Parker's home. Torchwood stepped in, infiltrated his house and neutralised the device.
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  • The Pulse
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  • A Day in the Death
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  • Parker named it and believed it to be a healing device and the only thing that kept him alive despite his ill health. It was not a healing device. Owen Harper later learnt it was actually a reply sent by a race. They had received one of Earth's transmissions meant to discover proof of extra-terrestrial life, made in the 1970s. The Pulse contained a message that was "displayed" in a brilliant light show when it reached full power. The Pulse leaked dangerous radiation on its first activation in Parker's home. Torchwood stepped in, infiltrated his house and neutralised the device. Parker died of a heart-attack moments after his conversation about the Pulse with Owen Harper. Owen could not revive him because he no longer breathed and could not perform CPR. Despite this, Owen's mood was improved by looking at the Pulse as it displayed its message. He later shared it with Maggie Hopley — a woman contemplating suicide after the death of her husband. He said if the world could contain something as beautiful as the Pulse, life could still be worth living. (TV: A Day in the Death)
  • The Pulse in the term for the event that caused America to enter another great depression during the 21st century.
  • Name: The Pulse Run Time: 5:21 Track Number: Disc 1, Track 8 Year: 1979
  • "The Pulse" refers to the passage of rogue pulsar PSR 418-D/1015.3 through the Mestiko system, and the extensive damage done by the radiation emitted to the planet Mestiko. (TOS eBook: Mere Anarchy: Things Fall Apart)
  • The Pulse was an international cellular signal that began armageddon.
  • The Pulse is a segment of The Colbert Report in which Stephen interacts with ordinary Americans from America, responding to their questions about various topics.
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