After graduation, which is 17 May for me, I will post my paper in both Word and Portable Document File format for your Windows and anti-Windows viewing pleasure. I would like to see it published somewhere , but much of the physics will be yoinked out of it. In other news, I am returning to work on my MAP project at the Hayden Planetarium. The probe as well as my presentation are set to launch at the end of June 2001. The NASA site is pretty informative, but retains all the qualities of a design nightmare for which NASA is so well-known.
Abstracts are still free, as well as trade, apparently.
Whew . . . Other projects . . . The results of the MAP mission might have decisive evidence for or against the existence of Dark Matter in the universe. Now that I have a better handle on things, I'm confident enough to talk about MOND at cocktail parties and pre-colloquia teas. MOND is a good fit to the behaviour of galaxies as deduced from their velocity curves.