>>17899676You don't need us to accept it, you just need us to get the attention of someone who will be willing to investigate it. We see these threads every day, and no one but the 50 of us is going to remember you.
>>17899676>if everyone knew the world would wake up on fire tomorrowWe have seen this old movie. You didn't write it, stop dragging it out and trying to make it dance for you.
For what it's worth, a sibling of mine has taught at several universities and knows a number of world famous writers and editors. One of my parents has been friends with a the former governor of a western state since the time I was born. I know a high ranking executive at one of the big motion picture studios, and a professor at one of the UC schools, and I have other contacts there. If what you have is really all that important, now would be a good time to spill it. The three of us can be in touch with astronomy departments and politicians around the country within the next 9 hours, before there's any risk of someone noticing your stupid thread.
If you think you're the chosen one here though, and the one who needs to decide this shit for the rest of the world, you can fuck off. Meanwhile, try emailing some science fiction writers. It should be easy to find out which ones are active on the Internet and like to penpal with their fans, and the hard SF writers among them will have friends at astronomy departments.
Final answer, get over yourself and start calling observatories.
>>17899746>>17899756Thanks for cheering me up.
