by Claude Poher, Editions du Rocher - Oct. 2003 - 308 pages - ISBN: 2-268-04789-X, Paperback - Black and White

The author demonstrates that human interstellar travel is possible, and he explains why they are. This book is the result of more than two decades of personal research and patient collection of experimental verifications.
The first part analyzes the main difficulties to be overcome in order to allow humans to travel between the stars. The second part presents a new quantum theory of gravitation developed by the author on the basis of facts from multiple observations. This new theory is successfully confronted with several experimental results. It is, in the first place, confirmed by the trajectory of all distant interplanetary probes. But it is, too, corroborated by the speed of stars in galaxies. This theory thus reveals a natural solution to interstellar travel. The third part proposes a new means of interstellar space propulsion. The comparative analysis of the characteristics of this type of propulsion with the data obtained from numerous testimonies of UFO sightings in the world, for more than half a century, is particularly eloquent. The concepts developed by the author, and which were born from his official research on the UFO phenomenon, seem to be carriers of a real scientific, technical, industrial and social revolution for humanity.

excerpts: “The quantum theory of gravity, which is explained in the book, turns out to have far-reaching potential consequences for humanity. This is a “well hidden”, but real, characteristic of Nature, which is thus brought to light. (…) Indeed, this prediction means that gravitation, that is to say, gravity, is quantified. And, if it is quantified, it is because there exists, everywhere in the Universe, a colossal energy from which it seems possible to draw grandiose applications. "" Wherever the gravitational acceleration is very weak, the importance of the quantum fluctuations associated with the cosmological flux of Universons becomes preponderant. "(...)" (...) there are many possible potential applications relating to the discovery of the quantification of gravity. It would be time to talk about it !!! "