CIA's Ghost Murmur Quantum Technology Rescues US Officer From Iran: Inside the Secret Mission

CIA Director John Ratcliffe revealed this week that the agency used cutting-edge technology called Ghost Murmur to rescue a downed US Air Force colonel in southern Iran. According to the New York Post, this classified device, developed by Lockheed Martins Skunk Works laboratory, employs long-range quantum magnetometry to detect a persons heartbeat from miles away, with artificial intelligence filtering out background noise. The New York Post reports that Ghost Murmur pinpointed the colonels location across roughly 40 miles of rugged terrain, likening the challenge to isolating a single voice in a stadium spanning a thousand square miles. The incident unfolded when an F-15 fighter jet carrying two airmen was shot down over Iran on Friday. The pilot was rescued that day, but the weapons systems officer, hiding in a mountain gorge, evaded capture for about 48 hours amid thousands of Iranian forces searching the area. Ratcliffe stated during a White House briefing alongside President Donald Trump and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth that the US deployed human assets and exquisite technologies no other intelligence service possesses, with some capabilities deployable only by presidential order. Trump told the New York Post the equipment was something the world had never seen. The massive rescue involved over 155 aircraft, including bombers, fighters, tankers, and rescue planes, much of it as subterfuge to mislead Iranian forces. Two C-130 transport aircraft got trapped in sand and were deliberately destroyed by US troops, who faced gunfire but suffered no fatalities. Ratcliffe said US intelligence shows Iran was embarrassed and ultimately humiliated by the missions success, as reported by ABC News and the Jewish News Syndicate. Physicists remain skeptical, arguing per Greek Reporter that such a device defies known laws of physics for detecting faint cardiac signals over vast distances. One expert suggested it might be deliberate misdirection to conceal the true method. The Times of Israel noted reports of Pegasus software aiding deception operations. This marks Ghost Murmurs first known combat use, highlighting advances in quantum sensing for isolated areas with low interference. Thank you for tuning in, listeners. Please subscribe for more updates. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. For more http://www.quietplease.ai Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.