Welcome to the Friday, April 10th, 2026 edition of Denison Forum's daily article podcast.

Today's daily article is written by Senior Editor for Theology, Dr. Ryan Denison, and narrated by yours truly, Chris Elkins.

New information continues to emerge in the remarkable story of how the American pilot shot down in Iran

was rescued on Easter. In the press conference announcing the operation's success, President Trump

alluded to a top secret device that the CIA used to help locate the missing airmen. In the day since, reports have begun to leak

that the technology in question is called the ghost murmur, and depending on who you talk to,

is either a quantum leap into our ability to detect electromagnetic signals like a human

heartbeat or a gross exaggeration based more in science fiction than in

real science.

So what does the device do and where does it fall on that spectrum?

When the New York Post broke the story earlier this week, they described the ghost murmur

as a device that uses, quote, long-range quantum magnetometry to find the electromagnetic signal

of a human heartbeat and pairs the data with artificial intelligence software to isolate the signature

from background noise.

To be honest, I understand very little of what I just wrote.

The important part, though, is that sources claim the military was able to use the device

in concert with the airman's locator beacon to pinpoint his location.

One source described, it's like hearing a voice in a stadium, except the stadium is a thousand

square miles of desert.

In the right conditions, if your heart is beating, we will find you."

End quote.

A form of the technology has been around for a while, though,

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