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They did find it in two cadavers:

"These tubarial glands were seen to exist in the PSMA PET/CT scans of all the 100 patients examined in the study, and physical investigations of two cadavers – one male and one female – also showed the mysterious bilateral structure, revealing macroscopically visible draining duct openings towards the nasopharyngeal wall."

Ah. Thanks, i read the article but not carefully it seems.

Like Landsat island: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Landsat_Island

What does that mean? (Zero medical cadaver background, with regard tk the distance of validity between one or the other). Satellites are a lot more powerful (hehe) than our eyes, so my understanding Of your point failed.

Basically both MRI and satellite imagery are forms of remote sensing. You want to have someone on the ground eventually to confirm your findings.

Isnt all sensory work ‘remote’ including our eyes?

I mean this question with genuine curiosity