 the following email was attempted to be delivered to your email address but it was unable to be delivered. Except for the attachment, the following is most of the text of the message.  With regards to things scientific, I have had a lifelong (00 years) love affair with Physics and have produced a 000 paged paper titled Matter and Associated Mysteries that is available and goes unnoticed in paperback form at Lulu.con. Within the body of the work there is an attempt to define the fundamental dynamic nature of gravity and gravitation in general. Utilizing such concept of gravity to gain an explanation of the two Pioneer anomalies, the work gives an instant by instant conceptual description regarding the gravitational effect that increasing distance has on the particles forming the mass of the Spacecraft. There would be an increase in mass at the expense of velocity and there would be increased cooling in excess of that resulting from diminishing radiation from the Sun. The excess volcanic activity on Jupiter's moon Io as now believed to result only from "gravitational squeezing" results from a reversal of that phenomena acting on the Pioneer spacecraft. If the Spacecraft were approaching a massive bulk body such as Jupiter or the Sun, they would be subjected to heating resulting from decreasing mass such as the internal heating of comets during their unhindered acceleration when approaching the Sun. The heating and cooling (gravitational) of the Earth's matter strictly obeys the same phenomena that I believe affected the Pioneer spacecraft and therefore should be investigated regarding that effect on the Earth's atmosphere. Regarding the excess slingshot effect other than that expected from Newtonian gravitation; that excess results because the gravitational balance of planets is in proportion to their velocity. There is also a description on page 000 of an inexpensive and simple experiment that can conclusively prove or disprove the gravitational effect, and therefore the value to humanity of the work.  With regards to the "missing Heat", it is to the credit of Trenberth that he was prepared to state the obvious.  The information contained in the work mentioned below 