The entire Catlin study was a "tabloidization of science" from beginning to end. They bragged about how they were going to make real-time data available (including individual biometric data for each team member) via the internet, and even put up web pages that appeared to be steaming data (which were later found to be looping the same data over and over again). After that hoax was blown they started having major equipment problems, but THAT fact wasn't reported until 40 some days later despite the fact that were allegedly sending data in real time. Out of the whole ordeal they only managed to get like 37 datapoints for the study.