majority of scientists agree that Special Relativity has been verified in many different ways and there are no inconsistencies within the theory. See also Timeline of special relativity and the speed of light Einstein's thought experiments History of Lorentz transformations Tests of special relativity References Primary sources . See also: English translation. . See also the English translation. (translated by J. B. Sykes, 1973). ; (English translation in 1920 by Meghnad Saha). Various English translations on Wikisource: Space and Time Preface partly reprinted in "Science and Hypothesis", Ch. 12. Reprinted in Poincaré, Oeuvres, tome IX, pp. 395–413 . Reprinted in "Science and Hypothesis", Ch. 9–10. . See also the English translation. . Reprinted in "Science and Hypothesis", Ch. 6–7. . Reprinted in Poincaré 1913, Ch. 6. , see English translation. Notes and secondary sources . . = 4. Edition of Laue (1911). In English: (translated). The proof consists in showing that the Lorentz transformation takes Galilean form when written in Lobachevski coordinates. Non mainstream External links Mathpages: Corresponding States, The End of My Latin, Who Invented Relativity?, Poincaré Contemplates Copernicus Berger, Andy "All in Einstein's Head" June 2016, Discover magazine, explanations of Einstein's thought experiments Special relativity Special relativity Aether theories Hendrik Lorentz