To: john.d.anderson@jpl.nasa.gov,
Slava.Turyshev@jpl.nasa.gov
CC: edward.j.weiler@nasa.gov, ghassem.asrar@nasa.gov,
nature@nature.com, prd@ridge.aps.org
Subject: The Pioneer anomaly
Date:
Support sought to investigate sluggish Pioneers, Nature
431, 494-495 (
Dear
Please pardon my intrusion here, but the Pioneer anomaly may now be easily
explained with the final theory that I have put forward. Journal editors and
top academics, though, are very silent on the breakthrough work. (Sadly, it now
seems to be for reasons unscientific.) To get a glimpse of the situation and of
my work, do kindly click on: UCLA.Letter.
On surfing further, you may find the propounded model of the Sun to be of help in your proposed
reanalysis of data. I hope NASA will approve the grant without delay, if it has
not done so already.
It is now easily predicted that your study will show the anomalous
pro-gravitational, or sunward, force field on Pioneer 10 and 11 (as on the rest
of the bodies within the solar system) to emanate from the region of the
heliopause. The ramifications will be more than you may have even imagined. In
fact, they'll be literally cosmic: In one fell swoop, your investigation will
resolve not only the Pioneer anomaly but also the dark matter and black hole
problems of cosmology! (Please see The
Galaxy.)
Any critique of my model would be gratefully received.
Thank you and best wishes on the enthralling frontier!
Sincerely,
– End of letter –
Interested readers here may go to the Physical Review D web abstract, on:
http://link.aps.org/abstract/PRD/v65/e082004