Or an excellent fictional coverup for a failed Isfahan raid, not that such a thing would ever be considered by rational officers.
Also, I agreed that there was a failed raid, I tried to post on it yesterday but got no traction:
It’s important to note that the individual was isolated by miles. And that they knew the time and location of the crash to determine the search radius.
It’s also one of the many tools they can use. So they may have used some combination of methods to reduce the search area and to pinpoint the target’s location. To say that they only used magnetocardiography is probably false.
It’s below the thermal noise floor of any physical measurement system that obeys thermodynamics. You can’t engineer around it because it’s not an instrumentation problem. The signal is smaller than quantum noise limits at that scale. “AI” filtering doesn’t help when there’s no signal to filter. You can’t computationally recover energy that isn’t there.
This is certainly bullshit of the finest, most grassy and odorous caliber.
I mean... wow. That really works? Damn.
It really makes me think that if it's possible to pick up a magnetic signal that weak, what else could be inferred from a signal that weak? Mineral deposits? ship wrecks? Hidden tunnels?