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Originally Posted by skepticfrog
Thank you for the welcome!
Michael -- a point I meant to add is that it often takes years from the start of a project to publication, even of an article. Beyond your own collection and analysis of data, most academic work goes through several rounds of scathing critiques. These critiques are designed so that once you reach the publication phase, you have answered the most obvious questions. Once published, you get the really difficult ones! :wink:
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Ya, I know its a political dance and involves politics galore. I'm not part of the scientific establishment however. I'm a businessman and I'm used to getting things done. I assure you it won't take years to get this material published.
I came here hoping to speed up the process a bit and get some early feedback. I'm frankly a bit stunned that not a single person on this website has talked about and explained a single observation from my website using the gas model. I frankly expected more from this group. What I'm seeing at the moment is that the biggest and most relevant unanswered question at this point relates to the density issue. I'm pretty sure that has to do with the electromagnetic influences but it warrants further research. The rest of the questions I've been able to handle with relative ease quite. I'm frankly doing a lot better than I first expected. I'm quite pleased at how things are going frankly. I'll be ready for the tough questions, don't you worry one bit about that. I do my homework before I invest money in a project.