Professor Emeritus Needed: Orbital Mechanicsp
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I have completed a rigorous research paper on orbital mechanics that consistently reaches the review stage at major journals yet stalls for want of established academic weight. To move it decisively forward, I need a proven name on the author line.
Your task is to locate, verify, and secure the participation of a genuine Professor Emeritus who spent a significant part of their career working on orbital mechanics—ideally with NASA experience. An ex-ISRO or similarly distinguished background could be acceptable, but the NASA pedigree is my explicit priority. The professor will provide a brief internal review, agree to be listed as co-author, and enjoy shared scholarly credit; they will not receive payment from me, so any fee you earn comes solely from this project.
Deliverables (acceptance criteria)
• Documented proof of the professor’s emeritus status, orbital-mechanics track record, and past NASA affiliation.
• Written confirmation from the professor consenting to co-author credit and to delivering a succinct technical review of the manuscript.
• A short report summarising the professor’s feedback and any minor edits they suggest.
Only verifiable academics are acceptable—no proxies, no fabricated identities. Once these items are delivered and authenticated, the milestone is complete and payment is released.
30 Sept last date.
Your task is to locate, verify, and secure the participation of a genuine Professor Emeritus who spent a significant part of their career working on orbital mechanics—ideally with NASA experience. An ex-ISRO or similarly distinguished background could be acceptable, but the NASA pedigree is my explicit priority. The professor will provide a brief internal review, agree to be listed as co-author, and enjoy shared scholarly credit; they will not receive payment from me, so any fee you earn comes solely from this project.
Deliverables (acceptance criteria)
• Documented proof of the professor’s emeritus status, orbital-mechanics track record, and past NASA affiliation.
• Written confirmation from the professor consenting to co-author credit and to delivering a succinct technical review of the manuscript.
• A short report summarising the professor’s feedback and any minor edits they suggest.
Only verifiable academics are acceptable—no proxies, no fabricated identities. Once these items are delivered and authenticated, the milestone is complete and payment is released.
30 Sept last date.