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All the scientific work of Maurice Allais relates to the field of the
gravitation, the velocity of the light and the anisotropy of space.
Maurice Allais, initially, carried out his own experiments which led him to observe
the existence of phenomena incompatible with the commonly accepted theories. He drew from
them his own conclusions according to which the velocity of the light does not have a
constant value but varies (slightly) according to the direction. What led him to show the
existence of " aether " and of the anisotropy of space.
In a second time and to consolidate his own results, Maurice Allais was
brought to reexamine the detail of the results of the experiments which had been
carried out in the past on the same subject in the U.S.A. by Michelson and Morley in 1887,
by Morley and Miller in 1902, 1904 and 1905, and by Miller in 1925, 1926 and 1930. He then
could observe that these results contain the same anomalies which were not noticed at the
time by the experimenters or were neglected.
Maurice Allais affirms today with force that these anomalies are real and
indisputable and that they call into question the laws of
relativity, discovered by Lorentz and Poincaré, and more known under the name of Laws of
Einstein.
NOTA: The French section of
this site shows additional articles which have not been
translated in English.
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1. EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCHES DONE
BY MAURICE ALLAIS |
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On my Experiments in Physics, 1952 - 1960
by Maurice Allais - "21st century - Science & Technology" - Spring
1998 |
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- Should the Laws of Gravitation be
Reconsidered ? by Maurice Allais - "21st
century - Science & Technology" - Fall 1998, p. 21 with
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- The experiments of Dayton
C. Miller (1925 - 1926) and the Theory of Relativity by Maurice Allais - "21st century - Science
& Technology" - Spring 1998, p. 26 |
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- Very significant regularities in the
interferometric observations of Dayton C. Miller 1925-1926 Note dated January 23th, 1997 sent by
Professor Allais to the French Academy of Sciences |
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- New very significant regularities in the
interferometric observations of Dayton C. Miller 1925-1926 Note dated April 26th, 1999 sent by Professor Allais to
the French Academy of Sciences |
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- The origin of the very significant regularities
displayed in the interferometric observations of Dayton C. Miller 1925-1926: temperatures
effects or space anisotropy ? Note dated
December 2000, sent by Professor Allais to the French Academy of Sciences In this paper, Maurice Allais refutes all the criticisms
opened about the Miller's works, from Shankland (1955) up to now. |
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- About the aether concept Research dated July 24 th 2003 : |
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- The fundamental and complete collapse of relativity
theory Translation of Professor Allais's article published in
"La Jaune et la Rouge", the review of the french polytechnical
school ( Ecole Polytechnique), October 2003 : THE CLEAR AND EXTRAORDINARY
REGULARITIES IN DAYTON C. MILLER'S INTERFEROMETRIC OBSERVATIONS OF 1925
- 1926 |
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Albert Einstein's opinion about the interferometric
experiments of Dayton C. Miller. A communication to "Science". New Series, Vol 62, N° 1596
du 31 juillet 1925 |
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2. VARIOUS PUBLICATIONS ABOUT
THE WORKS OF MAURICE ALLAIS |
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- About unforeseen repercussions of the
eclipse of august 11th, 1999 in the field of gravitation Translation
of an article published in the review of C.N.I.S.F. ( National Council
of the Engineers and Scientists of France), February 20th, 2000
by Jean-Pierre Bouyssonnie
et Henry Aujard |
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- Rethinking the Laws of Gravitation - Editorial
of "21st century - Science & Technology" - Fall 1998 by
Laurence Hecht - Letters to Editor and
reply |
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- The
'Allais Effect' Is Real ! by Henry Aujard "21st century - Science &
Technology" Summer 2001, Vol 14 - No2, p. 70 |
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Rémi
Saumont presents under the title : Undermining the
Foundations of Relativity, the work : L'Anisotropie de l'Espace ( The
Anisotropy of Space) published in french by Maurice Allais in 1997 with Editions
Clément Juglar, 62 Avenue de Suffren, 75015 PARIS
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"21st
century - Science & Technology" - Summer 1998 |
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Optical Theory in the 19th century, and the Truth about Michelson - Morley
- Miller by
Laurence Hetch. "21st century -
Science & Technology" Spring 1998, p. 35 |
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Albert Einstein
Plagiarist of the Century by Richard
Moody, Jr © 2003
Extracted from Nexus Magazine, Volume 11, Number 1
(December-January 2004) |
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NOTA : The scientists who would get
more details on the experiments of Professor Allais are invited to contact Henry Aujard |
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