I don't know how to publish and patent my theory of Universe. Help me in in knowing.?
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Actually, what you want to do is publish it in a scientific journal - then the ideas are recognized as your own.  Also, it's faster than publishing a book, and more legitatmate than a copyright.\n\nHere's what you do.  You probably want to publish it either in the Astrophysical Journal (ApJ) or the Astronomical Journal (AJ).  Both can be accessed via www.aas.org .  You need to write up an article (a letter might be good - about 4 pages) and format it correctly (AASTex, a form of LaTeX).  If it's not correctly formatted, they won't read it - they don't have time to fix your formatting errors for you.  \n\nAfter you submit it correctly, the editor will read it over to make sure the material is appropriate for the journal and you're not an obvious quack.  Remember, you can't present your ideas without any evidence - you need evidence or math to back it up, or no one will listen.  If it passes the first review, they will send it out to be referreed by someone who knows the field well, who will decide if it should be accepted, fixed, or declined.  They will notify you as to what they decide.\n\nIf it is accepted, you will be expected to pay the publishing fees - normally, your university would cover that, but if you're doing this yourself, keep the article breif to keep the fees down.
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Create something unique and then follow the process.  Look it up on line...ie: search "how to register a trade mark"...
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go to http://www.uspto.gov\n\nThey have guides on how to do a patent, the forms needed, the costs, etc.  However, their best recommendation is to use a lawyer
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its actualy String-theory that proposes the existance of many other universes. the theory proposes a so called "Landscape of probabilities" with probabilities of as many as 10 to power of 500 universes, and with that many probabilities it is very likely that some of them will be similar to or just like our own universe.\n\nif you would like to know more about this facsinating subject, i would suggest this book http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0316155799/104-3626905-5554311?v=glance&n=283155\nits a great and easy to understand book.
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From the article "How to Protect Your Idea or Intellectual Property" http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol81/protect.htm  here are some steps you need to take:\n\n1. Consult a patent lawyer and check if your idea can be patented. \n2. Keep extensive records tracking the development of your idea.\n3. Conduct an extensive research to find out if there are similar patents. \n4. Document where, how and to whom you showed your idea.\n5. Do your own market research if your idea is marketable\n6. Explore the possibility of developing the product yourself, or licensing someone else to make the product for you. \n\nTo bring your idea to market, here are some tips from the article "How to Get Your Consumer Invention to Market" http://www.powerhomebiz.com/012006/invention.htm \n\nGetting Started: \n\n- The Ideabook = Keep a bound ideabook of your invention idea. Date your entries. \n- Get it Notarized = get it officially confirmed that you conceived your invention idea on a particular date, and have your notes notarized. \n- Seek and Search = Do your own patent search to ascertain if your invention is original and prospectively patentable.\n- Create the Initial Prototype = Use simple materials to rig it up, to see if it works. \n- Get Educated = Educate yourself on the inventing process. Go to a bookstore or inventorhelp.com and review the plethora of books written on the subject. \n- The Non-Disclosure Form = Agreement signed between you and anyone you reveal your invention to. \n\nMoving Ahead \n\n- Analyze Costs to Produce = Ascertain what the costs will be. \n- The Evaluation Process = Analyze the benefits and features, strengths and weaknesses of your invention. \n- Get a Professional Prototype = Have professional prototypes made, the quality of which can be shown to potential retail buyers. \n- Protect Your Idea = Apply for a provisional patent yourself. \n- The Non-Provisional Patent = Your patent attorney files your non-provisional patent application.\n\nOptions for Marketing\n\n- Licensing = The inventor has the choice to license the invention to a manufacturer in exchange for a royalty percentage in sales. \n- Manufacturing = Manufacturing and distributing your invention entails higher financial risk but can reap greater profits.\n\nHere are some books that can help you:\n\nFrom Patent to Profit by Bob De Matteis \nProtecting Your #1 Asset : Creating Fortunes from Your Ideas : An Intellectual Property Handbook \nPatents and How to Get One : A Practical Handbook \nHow to Register Your Own Trademark : With Forms \nPatent It Yourself \nProtecting Your Ideas : The Inventor's Guide to Patents
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Once you have ur invention \n\nGo to places that can publish them. Or like make it a big invention if it is a good one
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what i know, contact a patent attorney, i did once several years ago, but i have not experience and would like to hear wht some of your responses to this, i have bunches of ideas, (where to find the financial backing) good luck with your endeavours, it is a long drawn out process, and fees, yearly,  or whenever, so anyway, much success
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Register it with the library of congress (goole that to find it).  This protects you to some degree.  If its a process it can be patented in most cases.  You'll find this useful:\nhttp://www.soyouwanna.com/site/syws/patent/patentFULL.html\n\nOnce you control the rights, and its yours, send copies of your idea to publishers of journals in whatever field you are in.  If its social send it to blogs and magazings.\n\nHope that helps.
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do an experiment, the experiment always governs theory ..no matter how good is a theory a single experiment can disprove it, or you can rise a whole theory by analizing one experiment and relating it to others to explain it....or you can change your name to Einstein or Planck and pretend you have done it! , that's faster :P
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You'll just have to accept the fact that no one at Paramount will be interested in reading your ideas. In fact, it is illegal for them to read anything you send them. \n\nStar Trek at the moment is not even in production - so how can you submit ideas for something that doesn't exist?\n\nThe best thing for you to do is write a Star Trek novel. Just about anyone can have a go at that.
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Have you thought of submitting your fan fiction to fictionally, or fanfiction websites?\nBoth have huge followings, you'll get lots of reviews and help with writing if you are interested.
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Ok, do you want to publish it like publish it and turn it into a book where people can buy it in Barnes and Nobles? Well, unfortunately I don't have an answer for that question, but I do know where you can publish your story ONLINE. \n\nwww.fictionpress.com. \n\nBest of luck!
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http://www.straightdope.com -- great column answering the mysteries of the universe.\nhttp://blogs.herald.com/dave_barrys_blog/ -- Dave Barry's blog. Hilarious news articles, web sites, and so forth.\nhttp://news.myway.com -- News and only news, plain and simple, without all the ostantatious flash and glitter that nearly all the other news sites have.\nhttp://online.wsj.com/home/us -- Wall Street Journal.  'Nuff said.\nhttp://www.mycomicspage.com/sign-in -- My Comics Page.  About half my comics.\nhttps://members.comics.com/members/welcome.jsp -- The other half of my comics.
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You should start with obtaing a copyright or patent of the same immediately. A very simple method is to have your manuscript sealed properly in an envolop and send it to yourself using a registered post; and keep the packet in a safe custody with you. It will atleast ensure that the date of your findings get established beyond doubt. The next thing is to publish your findings in reputed journals in India & abroad. You may also put them up on a blog - you can easily create one at http://www.blogspot.com. Also try and approach the nearest IIT to share your findings.\n\nBest of luck!!
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There's that obnoxious commercial on TV that says you can patent your ideas, but they want money for telling you how. I would just contact the US patent office directly. Google should be able to give you the address and phone number. Good luck.
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You can't when I've already dominated the universe.\n\nPuny mortals think in such small terms. Bwahahaha...\n\nHow dastardly....
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There is no place to register innovative work of any kind. You can patent an invention at the patent office. You can submit a paper to a scientific journal. But there is no registry for ideas like there is a registry for business names or birth certificates and things like that.\n\nAnd by the way, the fact that you asked such a question makes me doubt you have any valid work to offer. People who know enough to do valid and innovative work already know all about what to do with their ideas. That knowledge is part of an education in science.