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Mavriche Adrian
Hello..."micromass"!
I found this old conversation (since 2011)
"I am under 18. I am very interested in Physics and I, along with my friend, have come up with a theory of everything. I want to publish it but I am unsure where to do so. I would like to know if there is an academic publishing catering to those under 18.
Why not publish it in our independent research section? We can offer you some feedback and tell you what's wrong with your theory. We have some great scientists on this forum who can tell you if it's correct or not. And if everything is correct, then maybe we can suggest the necessary contacts. Don't be scared to present your theory to us. If you're right, then you're right. If you're wrong, then you can learn from it!
Source https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/where-to-publish-a-theory.487919/ Does this section(independent research section) still exist?
How can I get feedback for an idea (a theory)?
Thank you in advance,
Adrian, Mavriche.
I found this old conversation (since 2011)
"I am under 18. I am very interested in Physics and I, along with my friend, have come up with a theory of everything. I want to publish it but I am unsure where to do so. I would like to know if there is an academic publishing catering to those under 18.
Why not publish it in our independent research section? We can offer you some feedback and tell you what's wrong with your theory. We have some great scientists on this forum who can tell you if it's correct or not. And if everything is correct, then maybe we can suggest the necessary contacts. Don't be scared to present your theory to us. If you're right, then you're right. If you're wrong, then you can learn from it!
Source https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/where-to-publish-a-theory.487919/ Does this section(independent research section) still exist?
How can I get feedback for an idea (a theory)?
Thank you in advance,
Adrian, Mavriche.
