> If this thing is indeed a ball, there will be plenty of astrophysicists happy to pick it up and run with it. This reminds me of what happened with Sir Atiyah

> If this thing is indeed a ball, there will be plenty of astrophysicists happy to pick it up and run with it. This reminds me of what happened with Sir Atiyah and his 'proof' on Riemann hypothesis few years ago. Sir Atiyah, despite of being a well-known mathematician (but in a different discipline), got absolute silence from researching community and experts when he proposed his proof on Riemann hypothesis and connection of fine structure constant of physics to mathematics. If experts stay silent, if your work gets no follow-up, it's likely that what you said is wrong or has no value to people.