This is not even close to acceptable in its present form.
We are not interested in hearing about who has endorsed you, or about what conferences you attend, or plans for your web site. Sweeping claims that you have solved physics or that well known and well understood experiments like that of Pound and Rebka have been misinterpreted all these years until now, need a lot more than bland assertion.
I am going to reject this proposal outright in its present form.
In accord with the requirements of this forum, you should pick
one topic, and deal with it
substantively.
For example, you could propose an explanation for the anomalous acceleration of Pioneer 10; or you could propose a new interpretation of the gravitational redshift observed by Pound and Rebka.
Your post should present a self-contained substantive contribution on a clearly defined and limited topic. A post may include links and references for more information; but it would be possible to read and understand the main structure of the argument from the post alone.
The best way to get a credible new topic is to start over from scratch. Remember; focus on a topic, and forget about the conferences, the endorsements, and the plans for the future. Paranoia about science and insulting pejoratives will mean you are likely to be subject to harsh scrutiny. You will be much better to avoid insults at the mainstream and just present your idea. If you go the road of personal attack over substance, you'll find you won't be able to publish here either.
Focus on
your own ideas, and present something substantive, even if highly non-standard, then write it as a post and try again.
Make the topic title meaningful, and a reference to your idea. Nothing in your post was about the Big Bang. If you want to talk about the Pound and Rebka experiment; make that your title. If it is Pioneer 10 anomalous acceleration, put that in the title.
Cheers -- Sylas
This message has been edited by AdminSylas, 06-25-2005 11:50 PM