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{{Infobox scientist
| name = Alexandre Szames
| fields = Science journalism, History of science
| nationality = French
| known_for = ''L'effet Biefeld-Brown'', a history of the Biefeld–Brown effect and electrogravitics
}}

'''Alexandre Szames''' (born 1970) is a French science journalist and author known for his research into the history of the [[Biefeld–Brown effect]] and electrogravitic ("antigravity") propulsion. He is listed in ''[[The Worldwide List of Dissident Scientists]]''.

==Work==
Szames worked for about a decade at the aerospace magazine ''Air & Cosmos'', where he covered advanced propulsion and gravity-control topics. He is the author of ''L'effet Biefeld-Brown : histoire secrète de la plus grande découverte scientifique du vingtième siècle'' (also issued as ''Histoire secrète de l'antigravité''), first published in 1998–1999, which traces the history of Thomas Townsend Brown, Paul Biefeld and the effect that bears their names. He founded the small publishing venture ASZed / Antigravité in Paris to issue the work. His framing of electrogravitics as a suppressed or overlooked breakthrough places the book outside mainstream aerospace science.

==External links==
* [https://saf-astronomie.fr/szames-alexandre/ Profile at the Société astronomique de France]
* [https://www.sudoc.fr/046019561 Catalogue record for ''L'effet Biefeld-Brown'' (Sudoc)]
* [https://x.com/antigravite X (Twitter) account]

[[Category:Scientist|Szames Alexandre]]
[[Category:Worldwide List of Dissident Scientists]]