The physics underneath Ghost Murmur are wilder than the headline.

Your heart generates an electromagnetic field every time it beats. About 50 picoTesla at the chest surface. That’s one billionth the strength of a refrigerator magnet. In a hospital, an MRI picks this up from… https://t.co/Iv2k1Iu7p0

— Aakash Gupta (@aakashgupta) April 9, 2026

The physics underneath Ghost Murmur are wilder than the headline.

Your heart generates an electromagnetic field every time it beats. About 50 picoTesla at the chest surface. That’s one billionth the strength of a refrigerator magnet. In a hospital, an MRI picks this up from inches away using a superconducting sensor cooled to near absolute zero.

Ghost Murmur reportedly does it from 40 miles, at ambient temperature, from a helicopter.

The key is nitrogen-vacancy centers in synthetic diamonds. Tiny atomic defects where a nitrogen atom sits next to a missing carbon atom in the diamond lattice. These defects are sensitive to magnetic fields at room temperature. In published research, NV diamond sensors have detected magnetic signals from single neurons. The problem has always been range. Labs measure in millimeters.

What Skunk Works apparently solved is the signal-to-noise problem at continental scale. The southern Iranian desert gave them ideal conditions: almost zero electromagnetic interference, no competing human signatures, thermal contrast between a warm body and cold rock at night. The AI doesn’t just filter noise. It cross-references seismic, thermal, and electromagnetic data to confirm one heartbeat in a thousand square miles.

The airman had a survival beacon. He had to expose himself briefly to activate it. That moment may have been enough for the system to lock on. Once it had his cardiac signature, it could track him through solid rock.

Published science says this shouldn’t work at these distances. Classified science doesn’t publish.

An Armenian church in Tehran has held a memorial service marking 40 days since the US-Israeli killing of Iran’s supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, in a sign of official efforts to project national unity across religious communities. pic.twitter.com/lU0saBk9ON

— Al Jazeera Breaking News (@AJENews) April 9, 2026

An Armenian church in Tehran has held a memorial service marking 40 days since the US-Israeli killing of Iran’s supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, in a sign of official efforts to project national unity across religious communities.

Starting December 2026, eligible young men will be automatically registered for the U.S. military draft, streamlining the process and reducing administrative costs.

The U.S. federal government will automatically register eligible men for the military draft starting in December, according to a proposed rule from the Selective Service System (SSS). Congress approved automatic registration last December as part of the 2026 National Defense Authorization Act, which funds military operations. “This statutory change transfers responsibility for registration from individual men to SSS through integration with federal data sources,” the agency said.

Currently, most men between 18 and 25 are required to register with SSS, with late registration accepted until age 26. Failure to register is a felony, punishable by up to $250,000 in fines, five years in prison, and potential loss of student loans, government jobs, or citizenship for immigrants. The policy aims to streamline registration and reduce administrative costs.

Forty-six states and territories already automatically register men through driver’s license or ID applications. Rep. Chrissy Houlahan said the change will redirect resources toward military readiness rather than registration campaigns. While the U.S. has not held a draft since Vietnam, concerns have grown amid the ongoing Iran conflict.

READ MORE AT NY POST.

JD Vance said he had not seen a report alleging Pentagon officials threatened the Vatican and declined to comment until the claims were verified.

U.S. Vice President JD Vance was confronted on Wednesday with a report alleging that the Pentagon threatened the Vatican with military force amid tensions between the administration of Donald Trump and Pope Leo XIV. A report by The Free Press said U.S. officials summoned the Holy See’s ambassador to the United States, Cardinal Christophe Pierre, following remarks by the Pope critical of the U.S. president.

Speaking to reporters in Budapest, JD Vance said he had not seen the report and declined to comment on unverified claims. “Oh, OK, OK, I’ve met him before… I’ve never seen this reporting,” Vance said, adding he would seek clarification. Independent reporter Christopher Hale later said the Vatican interpreted a reference to the Avignon Papacy as a threat.

READ MORE AT MEDIAITE.

🚨 NASA WARNS ARTEMIS II FACES A HIDDEN THREAT — FLAMMABLE ASTRONAUT FARTS COULD BUILD UP INSIDE ORION

A science expert just said something on television that NASA doesn’t usually say out loud…

Astronauts fart in space.
And inside the Orion spacecraft… space farts don’t just… pic.twitter.com/chHgyjAokL

— HustleBitch (@HustleBitch_) April 8, 2026

NASA WARNS ARTEMIS II FACES A HIDDEN THREAT — FLAMMABLE ASTRONAUT FARTS COULD BUILD UP INSIDE ORION

A science expert just said something on television that NASA doesn’t usually say out loud…

Astronauts fart in space.
And inside the Orion spacecraft… space farts don’t just disappear.

Those fumes can actually be flammable.

• Farts release methane + hydrogen in a sealed capsule
• Both gases can build up in a confined environment
• NASA studied astronaut diets for YEARS to reduce how much they fart
• Apollo recordings caught crews complaining about how brutal it got inside

Now Artemis II is about to test this again.

Yes, Orion has air scrubbers… but in a small capsule, with multiple astronauts, for days…

It doesn’t just go away.
It builds.

And in space, there’s nowhere to escape it.

How bad do you think it actually gets inside that capsule?

Iran's ambassador to the UK Seyed Ali Mousavi has told Sky's @DominicWaghorn his country has achieved victory in its war with America and Israel.

He warned there was no trust or confidence between the two sides but remains hopeful a diplomatic solution can be reached. pic.twitter.com/fgTA5UueHd

— Sky News (@SkyNews) April 8, 2026

Iran’s ambassador to the UK Seyed Ali Mousavi has told Sky’s
@DominicWaghorn
his country has achieved victory in its war with America and Israel.

He warned there was no trust or confidence between the two sides but remains hopeful a diplomatic solution can be reached.