Scientific Wisdom of India
Do you know Numbers, Calculus, Nuklear Physics, calculation of velocity of light, use of guns, steel, powder mettalurgy, Nuklear weapons, Plastic surgery ....... all this were invented by Indians
Do you know that Indian invented the ships
Do you know Numbers, Calculus, Nuklear Physics, calculation of velocity of light, use of guns, steel, powder mettalurgy, Nuklear weapons, Plastic surgery ....... all this were invented by Indians
Do you know that Indian invented the ships
Eroupe has only soft wood trees. The ships made of those woods are good for sailling the Mediterranean or smaller sea. They were no good for sailing on the oceans. The ship of Vasco de Gamma was about to collapse, when it reached India. It is Indian marine engineers, who repaired that ship and made it worthy again for sea travel. Which country has trees that provide the hardest wood? India. Hard woods like Teak and Mahogany are native to India. Ancient text mentions ships with 100 oars. Such ships sailed over seven oceans and returned to India. Visitors to India from Greece and Rome during the pre Christian times wrote that the Indian knew that the earth is in the form akin to sphere and one can reach the same place after sailing through seven oceans. The Bhudist Jataka stories wrote about large Indian ships carrying seven hundred people. The second item exported by the erstwhile British East India Company was Indian ship. A few of this ships are still in service, and are used for training cadets of the British Navy. During World War II, Kings of India had lent some hundreds of their ships to the British for use as hospital ships.
____________________________________________________________________
References
[1] Alexader Gorbovsky, Riddles of Ancient History, The Sputnik Magazine, Moscow, Sept. 1986, p. 137
[2] Swami Dattavadhut, Prophecies 1998 to 2100, Vanitha Books, Mumbai, 1997, pp. 33-42.
"If there errors in other religions, that is none of our business, God, to whom the world belongs takes care of that'. Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa(1836-1886)