Later addition below - 13 / 15th August '06

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  From: "Ray D"
  To: WebMaster at Allais Info 
  Subject: Allais Effect - 1999 NASA Experiments
  Date: Thu, 10 Aug 2006 14:29:28 +0100

  Hello,

  Only just found your pages, when re-checking for results of the 1999
  world-wide  Allais-effect experiments carried out under the general
  control / advice of Dr Noever of NASA.

  You might not know that I was in touch (email) with Dr Noever before
  the eclipse and advised / recommended he should also set up an experiment
  using a free-running (non-governed - non-damped) gyroscope to record
  its output readings. I justified this with the obvious comment that a
  gyroscope is a `super-pendulum' and can be expected to be much more
  sensitive to any inertial effects.

  However Dr Noever did not seem enthusiastic - and after a long while
  I'm inclining to the opinion that he might not have wanted to detect
  the Allais effect at all. Reasons for that opinion are -

  1) NASA has a record of noisily setting-up `mysteries' that can then
  be debunked - equally noisily;

  2) there were multiple experiments set up around the world for the 1999
  eclipse - and highly publicized by NASA - but no results are now available.

  [I had a vague impression that several positive results were announced
   / leaked in 2000 or later, but all references to those have apparently
   gone from the Web.]

  My interest in that 1999 experiment had been due to a few years thoughts
  on inertial phenomena which seemed to demand effects caused by, and felt by,
  a spinning or rotating mass. That had led to my forecast of seismic effects
  from eclipses - and I took the trouble to put that in writing (before the
  after-effects of the 1999 eclipse became evident) with copies going to
  several UK gov't agencies [M.o.D. reference: D/INV.U/1/5/01BS18; Office of 
  Science and Technology reference: S392 ].

  For my own web-page on inertial effects I made edited copy of two / three
  emails passing between Noever and me (with [Dr] Noever's name removed - but
  think I may have the originals somewhere). 

  That should be available at

  http://www.perceptions.couk.com/uef/regyros.txt

  I am getting the impression that history has been re-written or actually
  suppressed. I.e. checking the Wiki entry for the `Allais effect' now finds
  no mention of the 1999 [organized by] NASA experiments.

  Best wishes
  Ray Dickenson 

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13 August '06

Later add. Looked around and found a paper from one of the many universities
taking part in the world-wide (1999 eclipse) experiments

http://tinyurl.com/ftew9 - for original PDF file  
http://home.t01.itscom.net/allais/blackprior/mihaila/2003/mihaila2003.pdf

or, as Google's HTML version
http://tinyurl.com/fyl7n

Additionally, found this comment "Chris Duif, a researcher at the Delft
University of Technology, in the Netherlands, has reviewed the evidence.
According to a paper he has just posted on arXiv.org, an online publication
archive, the effect is real, unexplained, and could be linked to another
anomaly involving a pair of American spacecraft" - (which is ironic, as one
sees at http://www.perceptions.couk.com/footnotes2.html#2 - confirming
NASA's receipt of our suggestion)

Checked arXiv and found http://arxiv.org/abs/gr-qc/0408023

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From all this we can see that the Wiki article - 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allais_effect

- is biased to say the least, reflecting only an apparent desire
on the part of some academics (and NASA?) to suppress the facts.

PS - the facts seem to indicate what has been forecast: that at time
of alignment of three or more rotating masses there is a diminution
of the force endowing mass with `inertia'.

That is, specifically visible inertial phenomena, like a pendulum's
or gyroscope's behavior, or the seismic movement of deep strata,
change significantly during alignment.

I believe a statistical analysis will show that this extends even to
the twice-monthly FULL & NEW Moon alignments - accentuated with any
increased precision of alignment, as with an eclipse.

Ray D
13 August '06

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