its posted here to mock it and not to believe on it.I know that you are excellent of showing old Indian inventions and glorious kingdoms as a proof of "Indian Greatness", but isn't this a little too much. Try to make the Tejas ready first and concentrate on these planes later. Maybe Tejas project was also actually started already that time? Talk about long development period...
I agree that you have inferiority issues. I think you also can grow healthy self esteem as time goes by.
Yeah kshana is a very small unit of time (a tiny fraction of a second.) It can also mean as you say "instant" or "moment."a Chinese word "chana" often in use meaning instant or a split second actually is from Sanskrit "ksana".
it will be completed then AMCA stealth fighter and then FGFA stealth fighter and maybe more ahead as now india is setting up aero-space industries in both govt. and pvt.sectors.I know that you are excellent of showing old Indian inventions and glorious kingdoms as a proof of "Indian Greatness", but isn't this a little too much. Try to make the Tejas ready first and concentrate on these planes later. Maybe Tejas project was also actually started already that time? Talk about long development period...
This story is the story of King Kakudmi Kakudmi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaGuys @Mad Indian @Peter and others interested.
I once heard the story of a princess named Revati.
The princess was so beautiful, her father decided that he will ask Lord Brahma for his advice of the best man for the princess.
When the king and the princess arrived at Brahma;s abode, Brahma was watching a celestial dance (kinda like a party), so they waited for the dance to get over.
After sometime the dance was over and the king got a chance to speak to Brahma and he said to Big B that her daughter was too good and he needed Big B's advice on which of these men (that the king had preselected) would be best for her.
Brahma started laughing and said that all these men have perished and so have their children and their grand-children. In fact even their lineages have perished. The king was astonished and saddened.
Then Brahma told him that it's okay relax, Krishna and Balarama are present on Earth now. Go quick.
Anyway the point is the idea of time dilation is discussed here and it was discussed by so called "modern" world at the time of Einstein onlee (relativity.)
Interestingly in that story when the King and Princess go back to their realm on Earth they see that mankind has actually degraded. The environment shittier, man smaller and dumber. So who knows. But atleast the princess gets Balarama. :thumb:
In another essay he also talks about some interesting arguments between Hindus and buddhists, and the wave/particle nature of light arguments he was having with heisenberg.You may recall the Schrödinger's Cat paradox, which was first published in its "scientific form" in 1935 in Zeitschrift der Physick. However in his 1925 essay he recounts an ancient Sankhya Hindu paradox that, jazzed up with some technology, became the cat paradox. In that original form the paradox was cast in the form of two people, one looking at a garden, the other in a dark room. The modern equivalent would be one person looking in the box to see if the cat is alive or dead, while a second person waits out in the hall. As we discussed, in this modern form the state "collapses" for the first person while it does not collapse for the second person.
In 1925 Schrõdinger resolved that paradox the way the Vedantists did: he asserted that all consciousness is one. As he wrote:
"But it is quite easy to express the solution in words, thus: the plurality [of viewpoints] that we perceive is only "an appearance; it is not real. Vedantic philosophy, in which this is a fundamental dogma, has sought to clarify it by a number of analogies, one of the most attractive being the many-faceted crystal which, while showing hundreds of little pictures of what is in reality a single existent object, does not really multiply the object."
Here is another fragment of that essay:
"... you may suddenly come to see, in a flash, the profound rightness of the basic conviction of Vedanta: ... knowledge, feeling and choice are essentially eternal and unchangeable and numerically one in all men, nay in all sensitive beings."
Do you think that Schrödinger had such a flash of insight? Is this the sort of insight which in the Eastern traditions is sometimes called enlightenment?
Finally, Schrödinger himself makes an interesting analogy between Vedantic philosophy and modern physics:
"If finally we look back at that idea of Mach [that `the universe is not twice given'], we shall realize that it comes as near to the orthodox dogma of the Upanishads as it could possibly do without stating it expressis verbis. The external world and consciousness are one and the same thing."
Development of Quantum MechanicsIn the 5th century of the current era, there was a bitter argument in India between the Sankhya Hindus and the Buddhists about the nature of Universal Flux. Debates were held which lasted for days, and would attract huge crowds. According to the Buddhists:
The phenomena consist of an infinity of discrete moments following one another almost without intervals.... There is no matter at all, flashes of energy follow one another and produce the illusion of stabilized phenomena. The universe is a staccato movement.
while according to the Hindus:
The phenomena are nothing but waves or fluctuations standing out upon the background of an eternal, all-pervading undifferentiated Matter with which they are identical. The universe represents a legato movement.
Reference: F. Theodor Stcherbatsky, Buddhist Logic, Vol I, pg 83.
Even allowing for the possibility that Schrödinger's Wave Mechanics may have been influenced by Hindu philosophy, the parallels between the Buddhist-Hindu argument and the Heisenberg-Schrödinger aesthetic clash are striking.
A large number of these theories currently only have the theoretical side of things, people always ask for equations etc when we talk about such things and rightfully so, because that is what science ultimately comes down to.With some research it is found that a few mantra written by Kanada resemble Newton's law of motion.
वेगः निमितà¥à¤¤à¤µà¤¿à¤¶à¥‡à¤·à¤¾à¤¤ करà¥à¤®à¤£à¥‹ जायते |
Meaning : Change of motion is due to impressed force.
वेगः निमितà¥à¤¤à¤¾à¤ªà¥‡à¤•à¥à¤·à¤¾à¤¤ करà¥à¤®à¤£à¥‹ जायते नियतदिक कà¥à¤°à¤¿à¤¯à¤¾à¤ªà¥à¤°à¤¬à¤¨à¥à¤§à¤¹à¥‡à¤¤à¥ |
Meaning : Change of motion is proportional to the impressed force and is in the direction of the force.
वेगः संयोगविशेषविरोधी |
Meaning : Action and reaction are equal and opposite.
Erwin Schrodinger and Robert J. Oppenheimer all were well versed with Indian spiritual texts like Vedas.This story is the story of King Kakudmi Kakudmi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
There are many other similarities. Here is another one noted by Erwin Schrodinger, from one of his his essays
Does the word "Biarmi" has any meaning in India? First laplanders were called Biarmi in ancient times. For me it sounds very Indian word.Erwin Schrodinger and Robert J. Oppenheimer all were well versed with Indian spiritual texts like Vedas.
Atomism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaReferences to the concept of atomism and its atoms are found in ancient India and ancient Greece. In India the Jain,[6][7] Ajivika and Carvaka schools of atomism may date back to the 6th century BCE.[8] The Nyaya and Vaisheshika schools later developed theories on how atoms combined into more complex objects.[9] In the West, atomism emerged in the 5th century BCE with Leucippus and Democritus.[10] Whether Indian culture influenced Greek or vice versa or whether both evolved independently is a matter of dispute.[11]
The particles of chemical matter for which chemists and other natural philosophers of the early 19th century found experimental evidence were thought to be indivisible, and therefore were given the name "atom", long used by the atomist philosophy.
Let alone speed of light, if you travel at a certain speed, time slows down for you. This happens everyday to minute unmeasurable extents. In the GPS satellites, which orbit the Earth at high speeds, time passes slower. If this time slowdown is not accounted for, GPS devices will slowly go off track and keep getting more and more inaccurate.Theoretically if one can manage to journey in a spacecraft that can travel at the speed of light, the ageing process will slow down ?
Any points on this??
Theoretically if one can manage to journey in a spacecraft that can travel at the speed of light, the ageing process will slow down ?
Any points on this??
How does it matter for GPS devices? They give location and not time. Unless it screws up their orbit, I do not see why time would matter.Let alone speed of light, if you travel at a certain speed, time slows down for you. This happens everyday to minute unmeasurable extents. In the GPS satellites, which orbit the Earth at high speeds, time passes slower. If this time slowdown is not accounted for, GPS devices will slowly go off track and keep getting more and more inaccurate.