The result was delete, per consensus below and by extension of Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Abdul Ahad. Sandstein 15:09, 24 July 2007 (UTC) reply
This particular article is about an original research concept being promoted by the amateur inventor of the idea. Doing a quick Google search for the term will turn up many different messageboards and discussions where this idea is being promoted as a "great new discovery". However, it doesn't qualify per the standards outlined by WP:SCI. Plainly not notable, and the authors of the article seem to have a conflict of interest connection to the idea. Nondistinguished 15:53, 18 July 2007 (UTC) reply
Comment See also related Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Abdul Ahad and Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/First Ark to Alpha Centauri
Strong Keep Seems to me it is the light equivalent of the termination shock of the heliopause ("photopause"? cf transneptunian objects vs the Oort cloud). The Journal of British Astronomy is a perfectly legitimate scientific paper. That the theory's author is an amateur and not a professional astronomer is irrelevant, many extremely important scientific contributions have been made by amateurs.-- Victor falk 22:22, 18 July 2007 (UTC) reply
Keep The cosmic night sky's constant that he's formulated seems pretty self evident and it doesn't take a genius mathematician to empirically come to a bottom line number. The universe has a finite brightness (per Olbers paradox) and that finite brightness can be verified using star brightnesses in catalogues. Then the radius is merely a point where the Sun's flux equals the cosmic background. Again, pretty self-verifiable.
As regards professional or amateur, how many PhDs did Einstein have? (Just kidding). The reach of Sun's gravity well (i.e. its sphere of influence) out into space is an astrophysical quantity of importance, so should the reach of the Sun's light dominion. Ahad's work would seem to be encyclopedic in that respect and worth an entry. Uranometria 01:04, 19 July 2007 (UTC) reply
Perhaps the subject's bio needs toning down in text so as to not appear he's "over promoting himself" contray to wiki policy and a separate page added for the Radius and Constant on one article? Xcalibur2 14:30, 19 July 2007 (UTC) reply