Indian Scientific Heritage part1

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This document provides an overview of India's scientific heritage and achievements across several fields including physics, civil engineering, metallurgy, mathematics, astronomy, medicine, management, and textile technology. Some key points mentioned are the discovery of gravity by Bhaskaracharya, discovery of the velocity of light by Sayanacharya, atomic structure discovered by Bharadwaja, advanced construction techniques used in temples like the Padmanabha Swamy temple, metallurgical advances like tin-based alloys and zinc metallurgy, and textile exports from places like Kanchipuram to Rome and Egypt as early as 600 BC. The document highlights India's significant scientific and technological contributions throughout history

INDIAN SCIENTIFIC HERITAGE BY SASHANK PAPPU SRINIVAS KALYAN

AGENDA PART-1 OVERVIEW OF INDIA SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE INDIAN SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE IN PHYSICS INDIAN HERITAGE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING INDIAN METALLURICAL HERITAGE INDIAN TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY PART-2 INDIAN MATHEMATICAL HERITAGE INDIAN ASTRONOMICAL HERITAGE INDIAN MEDICAL HERITAGE

PHYSICS Discovery of Gravity by 'Bhaskaracharya-2 In 'Siddhantha Siromani�� -1148 A.D in 6 th chapter,21 st line.�� Discovery of velocity of light by Saayanacharya 2.96171725 lakh km/sec

Darwins theory and Heisenburg uncertainity principle by Padanjali Maharshi �� Jaatyam dhara parinaama prakruthyaa pooraath�� Eka samayecha Ubhayaan anava dhaaranam�� Wave nature of sound by Goutama Maharshi not less than 2300yrs ago �� Veechi tarangam nyaayena,shabdha ulpatthi��

Atomic structure was also discovered Spectrophotometer��s principle was clearly mentioned by Bharadwaja in Yantra Sarvaswa Discovery of Wireless Communication! (Radio)

CIVIL ENGINEERING Ajantha ,Ellora has 29 chaityas and Viharas that are carved on Vindya mountains breaking it . 50 B.C to 400A.D

Padmanabha swamy temple made of 21 feet long granite pieces 1.25 feet piled one over the other with the cement about 1400yrs ago and the total path of its circumference is made of 12,000 granite pieces.

1000 pillar temple Rameshwaram temple Portland cement

Khajaroho Sculptures Chitambareshwar temple Vedanarayana swamy temple

METALLURGY Tin based alloys in Raso upanishad during 12 th century Iron pillar of Delhi is a wonderful creation Iron Pillar at Dhar, Madhya Pradesh Tools for Egyptian Pyramid

Zinc metallurgy (Takshasila in 600 B.C) Nature of Zinc Bronze (alpha and beta bronze)

Woods Steel about 2500yrs ago Banaras Sword/ Damascus Sword of Alexander The Great

INDIAN MANAGEMENT Vidhuropadhesha Bheesmopadesha (Crisis management) Chanikyaneethi Sastra (Integrated management) Astavakrageetha Mahabharatha

TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY Kanchipuram In Rome ,import of Indian Saree s were banned in 600 B.C Weight =28gms and 16 cu.mts Exported to Egypt

Shivkar Bapuji Talpade and Subbaraya Shastry constructed and flew the first unmanned airplane in 1895, reaching an altitude of 1500 feet, eight years before the Wright brothers. Talpade's aircraft, called Marutsakha, was powered by mercury ion engines described in ancient Sanskrit texts and could fly for 18 minutes. However, the British government discouraged support for Talpade's achievements and he died in obscurity despite being the first to fly an airplane.

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Indian Scientific Heritage part1

1. INDIAN SCIENTIFIC HERITAGE BY SASHANK PAPPU SRINIVAS KALYAN

2. AGENDA PART-1 OVERVIEW OF INDIA SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE INDIAN SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE IN PHYSICS INDIAN HERITAGE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING INDIAN METALLURICAL HERITAGE INDIAN TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY PART-2 INDIAN MATHEMATICAL HERITAGE INDIAN ASTRONOMICAL HERITAGE INDIAN MEDICAL HERITAGE

3. OVERVIEW ON INDIAN HERITAGE

4. PHYSICS Discovery of Gravity by 'Bhaskaracharya-2 In 'Siddhantha Siromani�� -1148 A.D in 6 th chapter,21 st line.�� Discovery of velocity of light by Saayanacharya 2.96171725 lakh km/sec

5. Darwins theory and Heisenburg uncertainity principle by Padanjali Maharshi �� Jaatyam dhara parinaama prakruthyaa pooraath�� Eka samayecha Ubhayaan anava dhaaranam�� Wave nature of sound by Goutama Maharshi not less than 2300yrs ago �� Veechi tarangam nyaayena,shabdha ulpatthi��

6. Atomic structure was also discovered Spectrophotometer��s principle was clearly mentioned by Bharadwaja in Yantra Sarvaswa Discovery of Wireless Communication! (Radio)

7. CIVIL ENGINEERING Ajantha ,Ellora has 29 chaityas and Viharas that are carved on Vindya mountains breaking it . 50 B.C to 400A.D

8. Padmanabha swamy temple made of 21 feet long granite pieces 1.25 feet piled one over the other with the cement about 1400yrs ago and the total path of its circumference is made of 12,000 granite pieces.

9. 1000 pillar temple Rameshwaram temple Portland cement

10. Khajaroho Sculptures Chitambareshwar temple Vedanarayana swamy temple

11. METALLURGY Tin based alloys in Raso upanishad during 12 th century Iron pillar of Delhi is a wonderful creation Iron Pillar at Dhar, Madhya Pradesh Tools for Egyptian Pyramid

12. Zinc metallurgy (Takshasila in 600 B.C) Nature of Zinc Bronze (alpha and beta bronze)

13. Woods Steel about 2500yrs ago Banaras Sword/ Damascus Sword of Alexander The Great

14. INDIAN MANAGEMENT Vidhuropadhesha Bheesmopadesha (Crisis management) Chanikyaneethi Sastra (Integrated management) Astavakrageetha Mahabharatha

15. TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY Kanchipuram In Rome ,import of Indian Saree s were banned in 600 B.C Weight =28gms and 16 cu.mts Exported to Egypt

16. PART -1 CONCLUSION

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