How can one use scatter data obtained through astronomy to deduce quantum data obtained from particle physics?

11 November 2012 1 9K Report

While I was working through mathematical modeling physics, that is reaching to go beyond the general theory of relativity to grand unified theory, I came across possibility that a scatter plot from astronomical observations with remodeling with statistical probability analysis may prove quite useful as a way to connect to standard model of the particle physics. More interest with scientists as well as researchers will help to take it to the next level. How can one proceed now?

Rajan Iyer

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