JANASENA Posted September 2, 2014 Report Posted September 2, 2014 Vedic VimanasVaimanika Shastra is described in Sanskrit in 100 sections, eight chapters, 500 principles and 3000 slokas including 32 techniques to fly an aircraft.Shivkur Bapuji Talpade was the first person to fly a first unmanned flying saucer 8 years prior to wright brothers based on advanced Vedic Mercury ion plasma Technology which could fly in all directions. This event was witnessed by 3000 people in 1895. This feat was witnessed by more than three thousand people including Britishers at Chowpatty beach in 1895, The airplane was aloft at nearly 200 metres height and was airborne for 18 minutes. Vedic Vimanas or flying saucers used mercury vortex ion engines. The ion engine was first demonstrated by German-born NASA scientist Ernst Stuhlinger.
phoenix_nebula Posted September 2, 2014 Report Posted September 2, 2014 http://cgpl.iisc.ernet.in/site/Portals/0/Publications/ReferedJournal/ACriticalStudyOfTheWorkVaimanikaShastra.pdf Some more info
jpismahatma Posted September 2, 2014 Report Posted September 2, 2014 Vedic VimanasVaimanika Shastra is described in Sanskrit in 100 sections, eight chapters, 500 principles and 3000 slokas including 32 techniques to fly an aircraft.Shivkur Bapuji Talpade was the first person to fly a first unmanned flying saucer 8 years prior to wright brothers based on advanced Vedic Mercury ion plasma Technology which could fly in all directions. This event was witnessed by 3000 people in 1895. This feat was witnessed by more than three thousand people including Britishers at Chowpatty beach in 1895, The airplane was aloft at nearly 200 metres height and was airborne for 18 minutes. Vedic Vimanas or flying saucers used mercury vortex ion engines. The ion engine was first demonstrated by German-born NASA scientist Ernst Stuhlinger. fake mama. I dont believe it. we have to give due credit. who has done it.. which is wright brothers.
phoenix_nebula Posted September 2, 2014 Report Posted September 2, 2014 The research they did had some conclusions General Comments and Conclusions Any reader by now would have concluded the obvious – that the planes described above are the best poor concoctions, rather than expressions of something real. None of the planes has properties or capabilities of being flown; the geometries are unimaginably horrendous from the point of view of flying; and the principles of propulsion make then resist rather than assist flying. The text and the drawings do not correlate with each other even thematically. The drawings definitely point to a knowledge of modern machinery. This can be explained on the basis of the fact that Shri Ellappa who made the drawings was in a local engineering college and was thus familiar with names and details of some machinery. Of course the text retains a structure in language and content from which its ‘recent nature’ cannot be asserted. We must hasten to point out that this does not imply an oriental nature of the text at all. All that may be said is that thematically the drawings ought to be ruled out of discussion. And the text, as it stands, is incomplete and ambiguous by itself and incorrect at many places. A large number of verses has been devoted to the metallurgical and material aspects, as stated earlier. Also, a number of cross references indicated in BVS belong to the subject of materials. (Incidentally, these references are not to be found in VS.) This is understandable since our people were leaders in this field in earlier times. A number of materials made of iron, brass, and bronze, in existence since times immemorial and even till this day, are proofs enough of this feature. Yet the description of materials and their making in the text do not seem to make much sense from the point of view of making them in actual practice. Be this as it may, the text raises some peripheral questions. One of them concerns the kind of units used. The basic text uses ‘vitasti’ for length, ‘link’ for speed, ‘kaksha’ for heat, & ‘link’ again for electrical force. The units of speed and temperature are new and, to the best of our knowledge, do not have any easily decipherable meaning. Some effort was made to determine the internal consistency of these units, but this did not prove successful. Also, no data have been given about the weights of crafts and their components. This is serious since weight is fundamental to the flying of heavier‐than‐air machines. Moreover, the unit of mass does not even appear anywhere is the text.
phoenix_nebula Posted September 2, 2014 Report Posted September 2, 2014 http://www.pdfarchive.info/pdf/S/Sa/Sastri_Subbaraya_-_The_Vimanika_Shastra.pdf
jpismahatma Posted September 2, 2014 Report Posted September 2, 2014 http://www.pdfarchive.info/pdf/S/Sa/Sastri_Subbaraya_-_The_Vimanika_Shastra.pdf The Vimanika Shastra is not an actual ancient text. It was channeled, or dictated, to the author from the spirit world in 1918[5]. The spirit who supposedly dictated the text claimed to be and ancient seer named Bharadvada, who is prominent in some ancient writings[6], so I guess that is what is supposed to give this text credibility – that is, the idea that the ghost of someone ancient supposedly dictated it. But they’re not even sure if that version of the story is true, because the first mention of any of this in in 1952 by the guy who supposedly found and translated this text from 1918[7], so as far as anyone knows he could have made the whole channeled by a famous ghost story up in 1952. The text itself reads like a technical manual, describing the details of how Vimanas operated. It includes the description of what must have sounded like a really technical idea in 1918 or 1952 called a mercury-vortex engine. Ancient Aliens spends a huge amount of time talking about this idea.
phoenix_nebula Posted September 2, 2014 Report Posted September 2, 2014 All ancient Sanskrit scriptures are actually considered original as sruthis (which are passed on to generations by sound).All the scriptures written (could be excerpts from authors their views get embeeded) are actually not original and categorized as smruthis.
jpismahatma Posted September 2, 2014 Report Posted September 2, 2014 All ancient Sanskrit scriptures are actually considered original as sruthis (which are passed on to generations by sound).All the scriptures written (could be excerpts from authors their views get embeeded) are actually not original and categorized as smruthis. so ???
phoenix_nebula Posted September 2, 2014 Report Posted September 2, 2014 May be these smruthis are not the original intended knowledge, few of the scriptures were ven stolen from india.So we dont have em, to properly justify the genuinity and pragmatic capability of the text .
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