[Seaplaner]

Jenkins and co put forward two theories to explain why this might be happening.

Okay all you FR physicists, help me out here, s'il vous plaît

I'm really only seeing one theory. Do they run together somehow? Was the second theory just modulated out of existence, perhaps from being engulfed by a scalar field?

[hardnocks]

I read a paper earlier this year that suggested the “density of something” changes with distance from the Sun. I took the data points the person used (from the Pioneer 10/11 data) and they fit an inverse square curve perfectly. I put the data points into a spreadsheet and extrapolated them inward and outward. You don’t get much change in the “density of something” with the relatively small distance changes with our elliptic orbit. The changes noted in the report are at the maximum and minimum distances the earth is from the Sun.

[count-your-change]

You ask for help, you get it!
“The basic alpha/beta decay rate seems to have slowed down as evidenced by the fact that there once was 27 basic units and now there are only 26. Examination of the nomenclature used in classical descriptions, “The Double U Particle” and it's parent, “U”, proves that the shape restraints of the past applications have caused a variance between past observational reality and modern theoretical descriptions.
The controversy over “The Slow X Decay” theory may still be ended soon by new studies using sun light shining into the labs of leading scientist while doing actual counts.
One area of general agreement is that the alpha/beta particles can impart information when correctly arranged and that they can be observed using visible radiation from the sun.”
From “If You're So Rich, How Come You Ain't Smart?”.