So, where do we stand now?

I've addressed the density problem now. I've explained all the materials involved as seen in the SERTS data. I have a Dr. of nuclear chemistry that came to exactly the same conclusion I did about the composition of the sun based on a completely different field of science and a completely different set of data.

Gas model theorists have exactly NO evidence that hydrogen was EVER the most abundant element in the universe. I've seen exactly NO explanations from a single page of my website. I've seen no logical explanation for the fact this ferrite layer covers an entire surface rather than being collected in a small core like the gas model predicts. I've seen no logical explanation to believe why a ferrite layer floats on helium, and I've heard no logical reason to explain that TRACE video that shows a layer being peeled from a relatively solid surface. I've heard no explaination of how such a surface rotates uniformly over many days, nor any logical explaination for the penumbral filament patters we see during sunspot activity that is superior to the one I offered.

Where does that leave us now? Is there any other logical objection to the model I have presented at this point?