Distribution of Our Undiscovered Universe is rapidly gaining momentum. Copies have now been sold and shipped to 20 countries outside of the US and to all 50 states within the US, as well as to Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico. I’m greatly encouraged by how quickly null physics is catching on and with some of the great feedback I have gotten from readers.

After submitting several copies of Our Undiscovered Universe to the Florida Institute of Technology’s (FIT) physics department, I was offered (and have accepted) a faculty position as Visiting Scientist for 2008. FIT is widely recognized for the breadth and quality of its astrophysics program. Since null physics is so new and different from the current physics paradigms, FIT felt that the best way to explore its concepts would be for me to have a staff position where I can freely discuss my ideas with members of the physics department.

Interest in Our Undiscovered Universe has been incredible. Inquiries are arriving from around the world on a daily basis.

The first release of Our Undiscovered Universe occurred on nullphysics.com on August 6, 2007. I had put off reading any of the copies from the big print run, concerned that I would find a bunch of tiny changes I wanted to make. But I read a copy, and was surprised to discover that after the three years of editing that produced this final copy, I was finally out of edits. No font changes, spacing changes, graph label modifications, or word substitutions were needed. Now all I had to do is wait to see if anybody else liked it.