Pictures of the new Sanatana Dharma(Hindusim)

[Vainglorious]

[FONT=Trebuchet MS, Arial, Helvetica]Albert Einstein: “Certain it is that a conviction, akin to religious feeling, of the rationality or intelligibility of the world lies behind all scientific work of a higher order. … This firm belief, a belief bound up with deep feeling, in a superior mind that reveals itself in the world of experience, represents my conception of God.”21 [/FONT]
[FONT=Trebuchet MS, Arial, Helvetica]Max Planck: “There can never be any real opposition between religion and science; for the one is the complement of the other.”22 [/FONT]

And these quotes support your argument in what way?

 

[jwu]

Srev2004, could you please stop copy&pasting without giving a source?
http://www.newagepointofinfinity.com/NAU/origin.htm

Plagiarism is bad.

However; you claimed that the glass box experiment has been performed. So, where can we read up on that? If you got to know about this feat somehow (as it appears to be physically impossible to perform this experiment in a meaningful way), then where can we read up on this, other than just your indirect account?

I think it has been previously mentioned, but as you said if a photon cannot have a mass of more than 4*10^-48 grams, then even if this experiment wasn't impossible due to the insufficient reflectivity of the mirrors or the insufficient translucency of the air inside the box, then the difference in weigth still would be way less than the weight of an electron even if trillions of photons are inside. How did they manage to measure such a tiny difference in weight? How did they prevent outside influence grossly overshadowing such tiny influences?

 

[arunma]

Your beloved Einstein and Planck also had no trouble mixing religion and science. So what is wrong with me doing so?

What's wrong is that when it comes to science, Hinduism fails at every turn. According to your conception of the Hindu religion, you have yet to show us one single bit of Vedic "Science" which isn't patently false. Your arguments amount to pithy statements like "prove me wrong," and "waiting on your reply," which take the place of genuine scientific reasoning. The only person you've managed to convince is yourself.

There are (accredited) institutions of higher learning where science and faith go hand in hand. This does not mean that the faithful interpret their religions in ways that directly contradict science, and then seek to impose said views on science. You want to mix science and religion? Go to a Catholic university: they'll teach evolution, the big bang, and not a single iota of Vedic pseudoscience.

Srev2004, could you please stop copy&pasting without giving a source?
http://www.newagepointofinfinity.com/NAU/origin.htm

Plagiarism is bad.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who notices. The bulk of Srev's posts are not his own work, but come from external (usually dubious) sources. I've also commented on the dishonesty of this practice.

I think it has been previously mentioned, but as you said if a photon cannot have a mass of more than 4*10^-48 grams, then even if this experiment wasn't impossible due to the insufficient reflectivity of the mirrors or the insufficient translucency of the air inside the box, then the difference in weigth still would be way less than the weight of an electron even if trillions of photons are inside. How did they manage to measure such a tiny difference in weight? How did they prevent outside influence grossly overshadowing such tiny influences?

Yes, that was me. Apparently even Srev's own presentation of Vedic science isn't consistent. The photon has mass, and it can be detected by the ludicrous "glass box" experiment by simply using a balance...but even a mole of photons wouldn't be detectable by a balance.

One wonders how any person in the right mind could not find Vedic "Science" to be utterly laughable.

 

[srev2004]

What's wrong is that when it comes to science, Hinduism fails at every turn. According to your conception of the Hindu religion, you have yet to show us one single bit of Vedic "Science" which isn't patently false. Your arguments amount to pithy statements like "prove me wrong," and "waiting on your reply," which take the place of genuine scientific reasoning. The only person you've managed to convince is yourself.

There are (accredited) institutions of higher learning where science and faith go hand in hand. This does not mean that the faithful interpret their religions in ways that directly contradict science, and then seek to impose said views on science. You want to mix science and religion? Go to a Catholic university: they'll teach evolution, the big bang, and not a single iota of Vedic pseudoscience.



I'm glad I'm not the only one who notices. The bulk of Srev's posts are not his own work, but come from external (usually dubious) sources. I've also commented on the dishonesty of this practice.



Yes, that was me. Apparently even Srev's own presentation of Vedic science isn't consistent. The photon has mass, and it can be detected by the ludicrous "glass box" experiment by simply using a balance...but even a mole of photons wouldn't be detectable by a balance.

One wonders how any person in the right mind could not find Vedic "Science" to be utterly laughable.

Do you think they shoot one photon? Light carries septillionth of photons. I'd also appreciate it if you would stop with the personal attacks and bigotry. Why would a catholic university teach vedic science.....

Do you agree with the concept of energy conservation? Do you agree that the universe has no beginning and no end? Do you agree matter cannot be created out of thin air? These are all vedic concepts. Vedas believe universe is immersed in an eight fold shell and it will expand and collapse on itself. And this cycle is repeated.

Yeah Arunma, I'm sure you invented Newtonian and Einstein physics...... I don't use my own work.... Right?

Contributions of Vedic Science:
Bose wireless technology.
The concept of manufacturing crystals (sugar from sugar canes)
The making of camphor
The making of tin
Making of dyes like Anline and Indigo
Navigation in the seas. The word Navigation comes from the Sanskrit word Navigath.
Geometry and trigonometry come from Sanskrit words geometri and trigonometri. Do you deny the existence of Aryabhatta I & II?
Value of PI = 22/7
The universe is referred to as an Anda-Kadaagam (meaning Egg-shaped). The cross-section on an egg is an ellipse, as are the gravitational orbits.

Rig Veda says, “Neither the south nor left (north) do I distinguish, neither the east nor yet the west, Adityas. Simple and guided by your wisdom, Vasus! may I attain the light that brings no danger.”(6) This passage from the Rig Veda clearly establishes a central position of the sun where there is no east or west, north or south.

The discovery of magnets.

Kalaripayattu and Thang-ta Medicines and Martial arts
Ayurvedic medicines are even sold in the USA now.
Homeopathy for people who are allergic to antibiotics.
Astronomy – Rig Veda (2000 BC) refers to astronomy.
Physics – Concepts of atom and theory of relativity were explicitely stated by an Indian Philosopher around 600 BC.
Chemistry – Principles of chemistry did not remained abstract but also found expression in distillation of perfumes, aromatic liquids, manufacturing of dyes and pigments, and extraction of sugar.
Medical science & surgery – Around 800 BC, first compendium on medicine and surgery was complied in ancient India.
Fine Arts – Vedas were recited and recitation has to be correct, which gave rise to a finer study of sound and phonetics. The natural corollary were emergence of music and other forms of performing arts.
Mechanical & production technology – Greek historians have testified to smelting of certain metals in India in the 4th century BC.
Civil engineering & architecture – The discovery of urban settlements of Mohenjodaro and Harappa indicate existence of civil engineering & architecture, which blossomed to a highly precise science of civil engineering and architecture and found expression in innumerable monuments of ancient India.
Shipbuilding & navigation – Sanskrit and Pali texts have several references to maritime activity by ancient Indians.
Sports & games – Ancient India is the birth place of chess, ludo, snakes and ladders and playing cards.
The calculation of occurrences of eclipses
Determination of Earth’s circumference
Theorizing about the theory of gravitation

And last but not least Plasma and Super String theories in Ancient Vedic documents.
Determining that sun was a star and determination of number of plants under our solar system

Some proofs of advance knowledge that can be seen today.

In India itself, certain objects testify to the higher level of metallurgy achieved by the ancient Indians. By the side of Qutub Minar, a World heritage site, in Delhi, stands an Iron Pillar. The pillar is believed to be cast in the Gupta period around circa 500 AD. The pillar is 7.32 meters tall, tapering from a diameter of 40 cms at the base to 30 cms at the top and is estimated to weigh 6 tonnes. It has been standing in the open for last 1500 years, withstanding the wind, heat and weather, but still has not rusted, except very minor natural erosion. This kind of rust proof iron was not possible till iron and steel was discovered few decades before.

Takshashila University (in Pakistan now) was a great centre of learning where students from Iran and further west came to study.

Baudhayana, Apastamba, and other authors--- which describe geometry, or in Pingala's Chhandahsutra which shows how to count in a binary manner.

http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Contribution_of_Vedic_Civilization

Need I post more contributions?

 

[srev2004]

Videos regarding Vedic Science
Vedic Mathematics.... Done by a kid. NASA scientists used it in Artificial Intelligence.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9UNCq51A-0 Vedic Maths
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMlisMg4VPo Proofs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2vhCPBjqcA Proofs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWkzNldkepk Vedic Maths

As for Christian hatred of Hindu's here are two videos of our very own Evange. You can't debate with people like this...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27mT_e2Hy-c
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvrngchplQs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=593AtPaOeAo

This is all I have to say about our Vedic Influenced Culture. India and it's people won't get stepped on. And it's Vedic influence won't be suppressed anymore. Our openness is our greatest thing, and anything that is thrown at us, we'll dust ourselves off and keep going.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbDqQzvqsV0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ouqyo1qWhr8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8bQdNFe2eg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LK3ohtzfk2A Indian space program
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNdZ94R-8hw Vedic influenced society will look like this.

I would take it seriously. When you enter an hi tech currently being dominated by Indians, sooner or later you will run into vedic science.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7FP1kgtD8U

 

[Vainglorious]

[List of things which show Indians are just as clever as other people]

Vedic Influenced Culture. India and it's people won't get stepped on. And it's Vedic influence won't be suppressed anymore.

What we have here is a serious inferiority complex. Inspired by these threads I've done some background reading on Veda Science as as far as I can tell it is a Hindu nationalist response to being (a) colonised by the British (b) being outclassed by "western science" in terms of technological productivity.

Once upon a time India did produce some interesting science but it science techniques stagnated. Hindu mystic remained stuck in their ancient texts and didn't progress.

This is why we have a whole lot of references to things invented or discovered centuries ago but when it comes to modern times we are left with word games of what, after the fact, a particular mystics textual interpretation really did describe something first - though nobody noticed before.

It is hard to see how srev's list had anything to do with the Veda Science. Here is a little test: name one invention or technological process which has come from the Vedas in the last, say, 100 years.

 

[srev2004]

What we have here is a serious inferiority complex. Inspired by these threads I've done some background reading on Veda Science as as far as I can tell it is a Hindu nationalist response to being (a) colonised by the British (b) being outclassed by "western science" in terms of technological productivity.

Once upon a time India did produce some interesting science but it science techniques stagnated. Hindu mystic remained stuck in their ancient texts and didn't progress.

This is why we have a whole lot of references to things invented or discovered centuries ago but when it comes to modern times we are left with word games of what, after the fact, a particular mystics textual interpretation really did describe something first - though nobody noticed before.

It is hard to see how srev's list had anything to do with the Veda Science. Here is a little test: name one invention or technological process which has come from the Vedas in the last, say, 100 years.

Some examples

Air breathing technology
Electrogravitics
Directed energy weapons
Fusion and anti-matter energy generation
Zero point energy physics
Nanotechology and smart materials
Quantum computing
Psychotronics
EM pulse weapons
superluminal and string theoretical physics
Plasma and BEC physics
Artificial Intelligence
Holography

want more info?

LCA TEJAS carbon fibre.

The most highly secret composite metal discovered in India. I've touched it when I did an internship @ HAL.

Some future products under research.

PCR = Polymerase Chain Reaction
MEMS = Micro-Electro-Mechanical System
MST = MicroSystems Technology
MOEMS = Micro-Opto-Electro-Mechanical System
SMA = Shape Memory Alloy

1. NPSM - National Programme on Smart Materials
NPSM is a joint programme run by DRDO, through ADA, Department of Space, Department of Science and Technology, Ministry of Information Technology, and the CSIR. Aerospace has been identified as a major area of application of MEMS. The programme's aerospace division is concerned with R&D in devices used for sensing pressure, acceleration, rotational speed, temperature, strain, fibre-optic devices, actuators ( piezo-ceramics, piezo-polymers, electro/magnetostrictive shape memory alloys, and the related chemicals and materials). Currently the NPSM funds the following projects,
1. Development of constitutive models of smart materials @ IIT-Chennai.
2. Development of ceramic-oxide magnetic materials for magnetostrictive sensors and actuators @ NCL Pune.
3. Development of Ni-Ti-based SMA for actuator application @ NAL-Bangalore
4. Development of magnetic oxide for sensor applications @ IISc-Bangalore
5. Development of multilayer piezoelectric actuators @ CGCRI-Kolkata
6. Integrated piezoelectric/electrorestrictive films onto MEMS for microsensors and microactuators @ IISc-Bangalore
7. Development of electroactive polymers for actuators @ NCL-Pune
8. Development of PZT and PMN materials and fabrication of sensors/actuator devices @ NAL-Bangalore
9. Development of magneto-electric composites for sensors and actuators @ Osmania University - Hyderabad
10. Development of multilayer PMN-PT electrostrictive activator @ C-MET, Trissur
11. Nanoporous Titania films @ IIT-Kgp
12. Ferroelectric thin films for RF MEMS @ University of Hyderabad
13. Design and Development of MOS-integrated piezoresistive pressure sensor @ IIT-Chennai
14. Development of silicon micromechanical accelerometer for aircraft @ IIT - Kgp
15. Development of MOEM pressure sensor @ IISc, Bangalore
16. Development of MEMS-based microswitch @ IIT-Delhi
17. Millimetric-wave antennas using MEMS @ IIT-Delhi
18. Development of combtype accelerometer using MEMS technology @ SSPL-Delhi.
19. Design and Development of MEMS capacitative pressure sensor chip @ SSPL-Delhi
20. Development of plasma etching process for high aspect ratio structuring for MEMS application @ CSIO-Chandigarh
21. Design and Development of low pass filter based on MEMS technology @ BEL-Bangalore
22. FBGs and LBGs for structural health monitoring @ CSIO-Chandigarh
23. Active Millimetric Wave Antenna @ IIT-Delhi & SSPL-Delhi
24. Packaging of pressure sensor and accelerometer @ BEL-Bangalore
25. Active noise control device @ NAL-Bangalore
26. Structural health monitoring of prestressed concrete bridge girder @ SERC- Chennai
27. Development of catheter end temperature probe for arterial plaques @ IIT-Delhi, AIIMS-Delhi, SSPL-Delhi
28. Bio-MEMS based micro-clinical diagnostic kit for Tuberculosis @ CSIO-Chandigarh
29. Bio-MEMS for cardiac diagnostics @ IIT-Mumbai
30. Smart Vest @ DEBEL-Bangalore

http://forums.bharat-rakshak.com/viewtopic.php?t=90&postdays=0&postorder=asc&&start=80

The discovery of Carbon nano tubes through an every day Indian material called

The use of Scramjets using Indian methods.

The use of satelites for education purposes. The first country in the world to do so.

http://www.hindu.com/2005/10/29/stories/2005102919351100.htm

Windows Vista, Pentium Core 2 Duo, Pentium Were all designed and discovered by Indians.

http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?NewsID=1080564

 

[jwu]

Do you think they shoot one photon? Light carries septillionth of photons.

So what? I've already shown you the math that even with a reflectivity of 99.9% only one out of 10^1300 or so photons would be left after a second, not even taking into account the absorbing effect of the air in the box. A septillion is 10^24 in American and 10^48 in British terms...not a single photon would be left after a fraction of a second.

Anyway, since you seem to keep insisting that this experiment has been performed, how did they measure the weight of the box? What method did they use? Where can we read up on this experiment? After all, you have read up on it as well somewhere, right? So what is your source? What was the measured difference in weight? Give us details!

Air breathing technology
Electrogravitics
Directed energy weapons
Fusion and anti-matter energy generation
Zero point energy physics
Nanotechology and smart materials
Quantum computing
Psychotronics
EM pulse weapons
superluminal and string theoretical physics
Plasma and BEC physics
Artificial Intelligence
Holography

want more info?

More info would be nice - how about working prototypes or finished designs? Where can i buy any of these things? (Minus air breathing technology, that doesn't seem to be all that spectacular to me)

 

[srev2004]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvBxKs8t2j8 Hovering in air, anti gravity
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LK3ohtzfk2A India going to the moon
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCqxIcX5B4M The fastest cruise missile in the world, Brahmos II will go hypersonic
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLZTymne1NY Indian carbon fibre jet engine. First of it's kind.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mP85MMfPjhs India's spirit towards it's science is heavily influenced by it's Vedic influence.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3y3EZQBYj0g Indian aeronautical science, foreign airframes with Indian avionics and electronic suites. Capable of defeating the USA in Cope India 2004, 2006 and the red flag exercise being held in Nevada this year.

 

[jwu]

That is not the experiment which you described. It's neither a glass box, nor is something weighted in it. And moreover this experimental box trapped only a single photon, not "septillions".

What about these other supposed discoveries? Where can i buy a Vedic quantum computer or a holography device?

 

[srev2004]

That is not the experiment which you described. It's neither a glass box, nor is something weighted in it. And moreover this experimental box trapped only a single photon, not "septillions".

What about these other supposed discoveries? Where can i buy a Vedic quantum computer or a holography device?

The first is based upon the anti gravity. Check it out.

Quantum computing is becoming a reality with nanotubes and the new Super computer being built in India. It will be the fastest in the world by 25 years upon it's release. If they can capture one proton, do you not think they can capture a beam of light?

However, if light is trapped in a box with perfect mirrors so the photons are continually reflected back and forth in both directions symmetrically in the box, then the total momentum is zero in the box's frame of reference but the energy is not. Therefore the light adds a small contribution to the mass of the box. This could be measured--in principle at least--either by the greater force required to accelerate the box, or by an increase in its gravitational pull.

india is also leading the world in Nuclear technology. India will soon have 6 heavy water thorium reactors.

 

[jwu]

The first is based upon the anti gravity. Check it out.

It's the French photon trapping experiment again, bad link.

Anyway, i don't care about youtube videos which anyone can fake (and i've already seen plenty of levitation by superconducters or magnetic balancing there anyway), i want an actual company which produces and sells these things.

Quantum computing is becoming a reality with nanotubes and the new Super computer being built in India. It will be the fastest in the world by 25 years upon it's release. If they can capture one proton, do you not think they can capture a beam of light?

Well, we don't know that before it's done and operational. It might not even work, and do you have any evidence that it's based on "vedic science"?
And where can i read up on that computer?

However, if light is trapped in a box with perfect mirrors so the photons are continually reflected back and forth in both directions symmetrically in the box, then the total momentum is zero in the box's frame of reference but the energy is not. Therefore the light adds a small contribution to the mass of the box. This could be measured--in principle at least--either by the greater force required to accelerate the box, or by an increase in its gravitational pull.

In other words you indirectly admit that that experiment has not been performed yet?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvBxKs8t2j8 Hovering in air, anti gravity
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LK3ohtzfk2A India going to the moon
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCqxIcX5B4M The fastest cruise missile in the world, Brahmos II will go hypersonic
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLZTymne1NY Indian carbon fibre jet engine. First of it's kind.

All irrelevant or bad links.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mP85MMfPjhs India's spirit towards it's science is heavily influenced by it's Vedic influence.

"Spirit toward science" is not the same as veda based scientific discoveries.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3y3EZQBYj0g Indian aeronautical science, foreign airframes with Indian avionics and electronic suites. Capable of defeating the USA in Cope India 2004, 2006 and the red flag exercise being held in Nevada this year.

Good job by the Indian pilots, but not that special. The USA don't always win such competitions, just like any other nation doesn't always win them.

So where is the holography, the EM pulse weapons and so on? No youtube vids but company websites! And of course some immediate evidence that it's based on "vedic science".

 

[srev2004]

[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]BARC pursued development of two accelerators namely KALI 5000 and Linear Induction Accelerator (LIA). KALI 5000 was undergoing commissioning trials. LIA sub systems are also in the advanced stage of completion. These accelerators will be employed for producing Flash X rays & high power microwaves, which have immense applications in the industry, nuclear power sector and the strategic areas.
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[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]CAT has designed and developed a 750keV DC accelerator for industrial radiation processing. This accelerator can give 20kW electron beam power. [/FONT]

20kW Laser System developed at CAT​

[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Laser Applications
CAT has been pursuing the programme for development of lasers for industrial and medical applications.
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[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]The lasers developed for industrial use included 20 kW continuous wave carbon dioxide (CWCO2) laser for deep penetration welding of thick metal plates, and laser surface hardening and laser cladding of engineering components. Industrial applications developed earlier at CAT were a 3.5kW industrial CW CO2 laser, a 10kW continuous laser for concrete scabbling, and TEA laser for paint stripping for decontamination application.
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[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]The surgical carbon dioxide laser system, developed at CAT, is useful for a range of surgical modalities. These systems were supplied to various hospitals in the country. CAT has signed MoU with Bharat Electronics Ltd., Pune for transfer of technology of medical carbon dioxide lasers.[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]For use in retinal surgery, a compact semiconductor diode laser pump Nd:YVO4 laser has been developed. This laser gives 10W of power in the infrared and 2W in the green part of spectrum.
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[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]The nitrogen laser based system developed at CAT and installed at the Government Cancer Hospital, Indore was in use to evaluate the potential of autofluorescence spectroscopy for diagnosis of the cancer of oral cavity. The new algorithm developed by CAT provided significantly improved diagnostic performance.

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Angle Resolved Photoelectron Spectroscopy Beamline for Indus-1​

[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]BASIC RESEARCH
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[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Synchrotrons and their utilisation
The 450MeV Synchrotron Radiation Source (SRS) Indus-1 at Indore, was operating routinely. The Reflectivity Beamline and the Angle Iintegrated Photo Electron Spectroscopy Beamline were in regular use of researchers from DAE units, academic institutions and national laboratories.
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[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]The construction of the 2.5GeV SRS Indus-2 was progressing. CAT has successfully fabricated 500 ferrite blocks of the kicker magnets for injecting the electron beam in the Indus-2 SRS. Other components and subsystems such as sputter ion pump and titanium sublimation pumps, beam position monitors, beam profile monitors, photon absorbers etc. were in various stages of completion. Indus-2 is expected to be fully assembled by end of the year 2003. [/FONT]


[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Cyclotron & their utilisation
Under the project relating to heavy ion acceleration, the Variable Energy Cyclotron was run with Oxygen and Neon beam for the experiments.
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[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]VECC is setting up a liquid helium cooled Superconducting Cyclotron to extend the scope of basic research in nuclear physics and allied sciences.
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[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Development and fabrication work related to various systems of the Superconducting Cyclotron proceeded steadily. Basic layout of the beam lines for Superconducting Cyclotron was completed.[/FONT]

MANAS on cathode pad chambers (CPC)
Prototype developed at the
Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics, Kolkata​

[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]At VECC, work related to the fabrication, assembly, testing and installation of the Photon Multiplicity Detector (PMD) for the STAR experiment at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC) at the Brook-haven National Laboratory (USA), continued. The R&D for this detector had been carried out as part of the R&D programme of ALICE PMD. The STAR PMD is made of 24 super-modules. A total of 10 super-modules were installed at the experimental site at BNL.
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[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]TIFR participated in the international collaborations at CERN and Fermilab.
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[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]SINP contributed to the international experiment ALICE progra-mme of the Brookhaven National Laboratory, USA, by successfully developing analog-digital MANAS chip for the readout electronics for all the tracking chambers.
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[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]HCRI studied the ramifications of the recent experimental results from the Japanese experiment KamLAND.[/FONT]


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[/FONT] At VECC, the Superconducting Cyclotron project made significant progress. The substructure work for the cyclotron building was completed and construction of the superstructure progressed. The superconducting coil-winding setup was installed and testing was done. Liquid helium plant was commissioned.

From the Variable Energy Cyclotron, energetic heavy ion beams were available for experiments.
Radioactive Ion Beam (RIB) project of VECC made significant progress. ECR to RFQ beam line design was finalized and mechanical engineering design of the thick-target-surface-ioniser was undertaken.



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http://www.dae.gov.in/ni/niapr03/Milest.htm
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[srev2004]

Synchrotron Radiation Source : INDUS-1​

INDUS-1, the first Synchrotron Radiation Source (SRS) of India, is under regular operation now at the Centre for Advanced Technology (CAT), Indore. The stored current has reached twice the design value, and the life time of the INDUS-1 beam is nearly one hour. This lifetime is limited by the pressure in the vacuum chamber which is of the order of 10-8torr. With the operation of INDUS-1, it is expected that the vacuum will improve and a pressure 10-9torr will be reached. At this pressure, the lifetime of its beam is expected to be a few hours.

The Unit-4 of the Rajasthan Atomic Power Project (RAPP)--a 220 MWe Pressurised Heavy Water Reactor (PHWR)--achieved criticality on November 3, 2000 at 0353 hrs after regulatory clearance from the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB). RAPP-4 achieved criticality in less than a year of criticality of Unit-3 (December 24, 1999) which was synchronised to the grid on March 10, 2000. Thus, in a period of about one-year, NPCIL has commissioned four nuclear reactors (Kaiga-1, Kaiga-2, RAPP-3 and RAPP-4) with a cumulative capacity of 880 MWe. This has established technical and managerial prowess of NPCIL in commissioning of multi-nuclear reactor units simultaneously. The Unit-4 is planned to be synchronised to the Northern Grid shortly after the completion of physics experiments. With this, the total number of operating nuclear reactors will go to 14 and the total installed nuclear power capacity in the country to 2720 MWe. The Rajasthan Station is situated at Rawatbhata, District Chittorgarh, in Rajasthan. The site has already three nuclear power reactors (RAPS 1, 2 and 3), which are under operation. The site has also achieved the distinction of being the largest nuclear park in the country.


http://www.dae.gov.in/ni/ninov00/ninov00.htm <- This is a government website. No use calling this fake, notice the .in domain type.

 

[jwu]

And what exactly of these things is based on vedic science?

No-one denies that India has good scientists - but that's not the relevant question.

 

[srev2004]

And what exactly of these things is based on vedic science?

No-one denies that India has good scientists - but that's not the relevant question.

Indian science is based upon Vedic science... I would know, I went to school there for 11 years. All Indian research is inspired by the Vedas.

The fact that the beam weapon is named Kali should answer your question.

 

[jwu]

"Inspired by the Vedas" is not the same as "based on vedic science".

That can be as little as "the Veda talks about aircrafts, so let's develop something that can fly", even if that then is based on western aerodynamics.

So please name components of the above things which were developed using scientific principles that are outside of "western science"
.

 

[srev2004]

"Inspired by the Vedas" is not the same as "based on vedic science".

That can be as little as "the Veda talks about aircrafts, so let's develop something that can fly", even if that then is based on western aerodynamics.

So please name components of the above things which were developed using scientific principles that are outside of "western science"
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Name one modern western discovery outside the scope of the Indian numbering system. Name one meaningful discovery which doesn't utilize zero. Name one discovery with doesn't use the decimal system...

Fair is fair right?

&#8220;There&#8217;s a revolution afoot in India. Unlike any other developing nation, India is using brainpower rather than cheap physical labour or natural resources to leapfrog into the league of technologically advanced nations. Every high tech company, from Intel to Google, is coming to India to find innovators. Leading the charge is Infosys, the country&#8217;s first billion-dollar IT company. &#8221;

India is advancing very rapidly in applications of Nano-technologies and anti-gravity techniques with some solid breakthroughs in Healthcare fields. ​

Most of the research is still classified but indications coming out from sources close to the researchers are surprising. ​

Anti-gravity devices are nothing new. Most of the developed world has implemented the same in some form to reduce or eliminate the effect of gravity and hence create a weightless environment. Using the same technology for genetic assembly, curing heart disease especially noninvasive methods of cleaning the artery, alternative to bypass surgery is new.

Nano-technology is also advanced in many countries including Germany, America and Japan.
The advanced implementation of nanosensors in bloodstreams to gather medical information and monitor health is unheard before. In addition research is being done to perform molecular-scale surgery with nanorobots. Noano-technology is also being researched to cure type I and II diabetes. These nanobots are used to manipulate other molecules, destroying cholesterol molecules in arties, destroying cancer cells and constructing nerve tissue atom by atom in order to end paralysis.
The biggest breakthrough expected in a few years from Indian medical scientists is in the area of noninvasive body scanning to detect cancer-forming cells at a very stage. This may even lead to cancer cure and effective treatment of the same.​

http://ebiquity.umbc.edu/blogger/2005/02/20/india-the-next-knowledge-superpower/

 

[jwu]

Name one modern western discovery outside the scope of the Indian numbering system. Name one meaningful discovery which doesn't utilize zero. Name one discovery with doesn't use the decimal system...

Fair is fair right?

That's irrelevant. Just because these particle accelerators are Indian doesn't mean they're based on "Vedic science".

But ok: Any early European (pre 1300 or so) or Roman (or Greek? not sure) discovery. They were all made without the number zero.

Name one discovery with doesn't use the decimal system...

Computers use binary...

Which one of the above Indian developments were made without differential equations?

&#8220;There&#8217;s a revolution afoot in India. Unlike any other developing nation, India is using brainpower rather than cheap physical labour or natural resources to leapfrog into the league of technologically advanced nations. Every high tech company, from Intel to Google, is coming to India to find innovators. Leading the charge is Infosys, the country&#8217;s first billion-dollar IT company. &#8221;

Completely beside the point.

Vedic influenced Anti Gravity device:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvBxKs8t2j8 Hovering in air, anti gravity

What exactly is the vedic influence?
I see a propeller dragging something up that is held in balance by strings. I could build such a thing too, it's primitive.
This has absolutely nothing to do with anti gravity! It's an ordinary propeller with little wings below it which are supposed to cancel out the roll from the airstream! No anti-gravity at all!
Any helicopter is way more sophisticated than that. How could you miss that propeller?

 

[srev2004]

That's irrelevant. Just because these particle accelerators are Indian doesn't mean they're based on "Vedic science".

But ok: Any early European (pre 1300 or so) or Roman (or Greek? not sure) discovery. They were all made without the number zero.

Completely beside the point.


What exactly is the vedic influence?
I see a propeller dragging something up that is held in balance by strings. I could build such a thing too, it's primitive.
This has absolutely nothing to do with anti gravity! It's an ordinary propeller with little wings below it which are supposed to cancel out the roll from the airstream! No anti-gravity at all!
Any helicopter is way more sophisticated than that. How could you miss that propeller?

I thought we were doing the last 100 years...
Yes I missed that sorry about the propeller. But the other postings are true technology demonstrators. Especially the KALI Beam weapon.

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A view of KALI 5000 Accelerator[/FONT]​

[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]KALI 5000, Operational at 650 kV

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KALI = Kilo-Ampere Linear Injector
Kali is also the name of on all powerful demon killing Hindu godess.

The Tejas LCA, built with 60% CARBON FIBRES derived from the Vedas.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QH5OhQKXwL0
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