I watched his interview on Sagarmatha TV last year when the hype was still hot in the air; and he was requesting for the donation to participate in that conference. When he was asked to explain the theory, he refused to do it in public saying that it is his secret; and he can explain the abstract or sort of its detail to the physicists, but not on air. He eventually participated in that conference which has happened to be kind of 'welcome to everyone' kind of conference. If you pull out previous sajha threads or comments on the newspaper, there were actually people who have posted the links regarding that conference. So it seems that as long as you can fund yourself and write an abstract, everyone gets to participate in the conference. According to my understanding, it is not hard to get accepted into the conference. You can even submit the abstract to participate in the conference without even getting any of the results or doing any analysis. That's why people usually highlight in their CV, when they get "INVITED" to the conference because that makes it stand out. Regarding this kid, I'm not impressed. There was no follow-up news regarding how his participation went.

Regarding refuting Newton's and Einstein's theories, E=mc^2 and three laws are not the only ones they discovered. I never heard or read which theory he was going to prove wrong? Is it for all theories or just one theory?