✨Bhaskaracharya's Law of Gravity...✨ Discovered 1200 Years before Newton...!!!

[Nihaaa]

Bhaskaracharya's Law of Gravity: Discovered 1200 Years before Newton...!!! ​

India is considered as a traditional country...
but
the world is unaware of our contributions to this modern world..

Our theories were used as a base for many concepts such as weather
forecast,
astronomy,
astrology,
aviation etc...

India has developed some of the best mathematicians the world has ever seen.

Many of these geniuses were not given credit for their work..

 

[Nihaaa]

Bhaskaracharya's Law of Gravity: Discovered 1200 Years before Newton...!!! ​

India is considered as a traditional country
but
the world is unaware of our contributions to this modern world.
Our theories were used as a base for many concepts such as weather
forecast,
astronomy,
astrology,
aviation etc.
India has developed some of the best mathematicians the world has ever seen. Many of these geniuses were not given credit for their work.

Ane exhibition was held to spread awareness on India's rich scientific heritage.
The exhibition coordinator, Ashish Manjramkar stated:

"Very few of us know that speed of light was known to Indians in Vedic period.

A shloka says that the speed of light is 2202 yojana per half nimish.

Yojana is a unit of distance which equals to 9.06 miles and half a nimish (nimishardha) is one tenth of a second.

The figure is very close to the modern measurement of speed of light."
When we talk about gravity,

the first name that pops into our heart is "Sir Isaac Newton".

In school we all have been told the story of how Newton was inspired to formulate

"The Universal Law of Gravitation"
when an apple fell from a tree...

The world believes that Newton was the first to discover the gravitational concepts..

You will be surprised to known that the theory of gravitation was created 1200 years before Newton by an Indian Mathematician Bhaskaracharya.

Before discussing Bhaskaracharya's contribution let us understand the basic concept of gravity...

Gravity is a universal force that allows a mass of body to attract other masses of body.
The bigger a mass of body is, the higher will be the force of gravity..

 

[Nihaaa]

Ane exhibition was held to spread awareness on India's rich scientific heritage. The exhibition coordinator, Ashish Manjramkar stated:

"Very few of us know that speed of light was known to Indians in Vedic period. A shloka says that the speed of light is 2202 yojana per half nimish. Yojana is a unit of distance which equals to 9.06 miles and half a nimish (nimishardha) is one tenth of a second. The figure is very close to the modern measurement of speed of light."

When we talk about gravity, the first name that pops into our heart is "Sir Isaac Newton". In school we all have been told the story of how Newton was inspired to formulate "The Universal Law of Gravitation" when an apple fell from a tree. The world believes that Newton was the first to discover the gravitational concepts. You will be surprised to known that the theory of gravitation was created 1200 years before Newton by an Indian Mathematician Bhaskaracharya.

Before discussing Bhaskaracharya's contribution let us understand the basic concept of gravity.

Gravity is a universal force that allows a mass of body to attract other masses of body. The bigger a mass of body is, the higher will be the force of gravity.

Who was Bhaskaracharya ?

Bhaskaracharya



He was one of the most prominent astronomers and mathematicians of the 12th century.

He is also considered as the greatest mathematician from
the medieval era...

He is known amongst the theorist for discovering principles on astronomy and calculus..

He wrote "Siddhānta Śiromani" at the age of 36 in 1150 AD. He also contributed to "Surya Siddhanta" that was originally written by Aryabhatta.

The first principle of gravity was stated by "Bhaskaracharya" and "not Newton"

Bhaskaracharya stated the laws of gravity in the book Surya Siddhanta in 11th century.

Thus the law actually exists even before the birth of Sir Isaac Newton (Newton was born in the 16th century).

 

[Nihaaa]

Who was Bhaskaracharya ?

Bhaskaracharya
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He was one of the most prominent astronomers and mathematicians of the 12th century. He is also considered as the greatest mathematician from the medieval era. He is known amongst the theorist for discovering principles on astronomy and calculus.

He wrote "Siddhānta Śiromani" at the age of 36 in 1150 AD. He also contributed to "Surya Siddhanta" that was originally written by Aryabhatta.

The first principle of gravity was stated by "Bhaskaracharya" and "not Newton"

Bhaskaracharya stated the laws of gravity in the book Surya Siddhanta in 11th century. Thus the law actually exists even before the birth of Sir Isaac Newton (Newton was born in the 16th century).

How many people know this information before seeing this??

Neither do I !!!​

We've got

" MATERIAL INDEPENDENCE"
​

but not

"KNOWLEDGEABLE INDEPENDENCE "

​

That's because
so called
powerful people exiled
our ORGIN and HISTORY..!!

Replaced OUR HISTORY with the one which is favorable to them.

And this is taught for the children from decades.

Alot of generations are passed by learning these kind of false HISTORY...
: )

 

[Nihaaa]

How many people know this information before seeing this??

Neither do I !!!​

We've got

" MATERIAL INDEPENDENCE"
​

but not

"KNOWLEDGEABLE INDEPENDENCE "​

The situation had became so worse that some foreign university
(University of Manchester)

did a research and found out that
Gravity was not by "Newton"
but
it discovered

by_BHASKARACHARYA_who
was a prominent Astronomer
and
Mathematician
belonging to 12th century...

​

And there are few people like me who are listening his name for the 1st time.
: )

 

[Nihaaa]

How many people know this information before seeing this??

Neither do I !!!​

We've got

" MATERIAL INDEPENDENCE"
​

but not

"KNOWLEDGEABLE INDEPENDENCE "​

Now who is responsible for this??? ​

We can't blame anyone...

So,
from now onwards
WAKEUP TO REALITY
AND
LET US KNOW WHAT IS RIGHT,

LET US LEARN​

WHAT IS RIGHT NOT WHAT IS WRITTEN...!!!

​

 

[Dom55]

Bhaskaracharya's Law of Gravity: Discovered 1200 Years before Newton...!!! ​

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India is considered as a traditional country...
but
the world is unaware of our contributions to this modern world..

Our theories were used as a base for many concepts such as weather
forecast,
astronomy,
astrology,
aviation etc...

India has developed some of the best mathematicians the world has ever seen.

Many of these geniuses were not given credit for their work..

Wow. keep enlightening us. Thank you.

 

[Jasper]

One of my most favourite guy. Sadly we couldn't get to see enough of his talents. He was dead at the age of 32. Shortly lived but in the world but still not forgotten by many.

 

[Jasper]

@Nihaaa thank you for sharing such a legend's inspirational story. I have read about him a lot. Glad to see a fellow youngster remembers his achievements. Such a great guy he is. Hats off. Peace

 

[Jasper]

There were two bhaskaracharya's actually. Try to get an idea about them if you are interested. Both are actually geniuses

 

[Nihaaa]

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One of my most favourite guy. Sadly we couldn't get to see enough of his talents. He was dead at the age of 32. Shortly lived but in the world but still not forgotten by many.

Srinivasa Ramanujan (born December 22, 1887, Erode, India—died April 26, 1920, Kumbakonam)

Indian mathematician whose contributions to the theory of numbers include pioneering discoveries of the properties of the partition function..

Srinivas Ramanujan is
famous for his discoveries that have influenced several areas of mathematics.

Furthermore, he is famous for his contributions to number theory and infinite series. Moreover, he came up with fascinating formulas that facilitate in the calculation of the digits of pi in unusual ways.

& Srinivasa Ramanujan was a self-taught Indian mathematician

"1729, the Hardy-Ramanujan Number"
is the smallest number which can be expressed as the sum of two different cubes in two different ways...
( 1729 is the sum of the cubes of 10 and 9 - cube of 10 is 1000 and cube of 9 is 729; adding the two numbers results in 1729.)


And we are celebrating:-
​

The National Mathematics Day is observed on December 22 each year to commemorate the birth anniversary of
the great Indian mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan.
National Mathematics Day ...
"The National Mathematics Day (NMD) "
is observed on December 22 each year.

: )

 

[Nihaaa]

Wow. keep enlightening us. Thank you.


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Yo yo frd

 

[Jasper]

Srinivasa Ramanujan (born December 22, 1887, Erode, India—died April 26, 1920, Kumbakonam)

Indian mathematician whose contributions to the theory of numbers include pioneering discoveries of the properties of the partition function..

Srinivas Ramanujan is
famous for his discoveries that have influenced several areas of mathematics.

Furthermore, he is famous for his contributions to number theory and infinite series. Moreover, he came up with fascinating formulas that facilitate in the calculation of the digits of pi in unusual ways.

"1729, the Hardy-Ramanujan Number"
is the smallest number which can be expressed as the sum of two different cubes in two different ways...
( 1729 is the sum of the cubes of 10 and 9 - cube of 10 is 1000 and cube of 9 is 729; adding the two numbers results in 1729.)


And we are celebrating:-
​

The National Mathematics Day is observed on December 22 each year to commemorate the birth anniversary of
the great Indian mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan.
National Mathematics Day ...
"The National Mathematics Day (NMD) "
is observed on December 22 each year.

: )

Thank you for sharing about my guru. One of my most favourite loved scholar. What a genius he is

 

[Nihaaa]

Thank you for sharing about my guru. One of my most favourite loved scholar. What a genius he is

My fev too

 

[Jasper]

My fev too

Awww

 

[Dom55]

Yo yo frd

I noticed, you stolen my goggles but as you call me frd I wont ask back. That doesnt mean you need to call me very generous . Its my natural characteristic.

 

[Dom55]

My fev too

(U R) My fev too