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breadinspector
youre very close minded mate
en.wikipedia.org...
Shāstry was the author of the Vaimānika Shāstra, Talpade is supposed to have constructed Marutsakhā under the guidance of Pandit Subbarāya Shāstry.
the indian institue says its all not possible but its been done and top of that the indian institue has been infilitrated by western ideology which makes it a conflict of interest
Aloysius the Gaul
breadinspector
youre very close minded mate
en.wikipedia.org...
there's nothing in there about the existence of the text 15 years befoer it is known to have been written.
Shāstry was the author of the Vaimānika Shāstra, Talpade is supposed to have constructed Marutsakhā under the guidance of Pandit Subbarāya Shāstry.
which isn't the same thing at all - the claim was the information was given to the Wright Brothers - and the question is - HOW?
there's no evidence that Shastry travelled to the US is there? Or he had any disciples that also knew it all off by heart and went to the US?? Or the Wright brothers visited him?
The text existed perhaps as early as 1918 - no-one is claiming it existed earlier. So how did the Wright Brothers get to know all about it 15 years before then?
the indian institue says its all not possible but its been done and top of that the indian institue has been infilitrated by western ideology which makes it a conflict of interest
no it isn't.
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breadinspector
it is a conflict of interest mate
the aircraft was constructed 15 years before the book came out the british sent the plane to the wright brothers in america, the wright brothers are of british descent
shastry told the 2 scientists orally how to build the plane and they built it in 1895 the plane was confiscated by the british and it was sent to the wright brothers
Aloysius the Gaul
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breadinspector
it is a conflict of interest mate
no it isn't...."mate"
the aircraft was constructed 15 years before the book came out the british sent the plane to the wright brothers in america, the wright brothers are of british descent
You missed out "allegedly" or "supposedly" between "was" and "constructed".
shastry told the 2 scientists orally how to build the plane and they built it in 1895 the plane was confiscated by the british and it was sent to the wright brothers
for which there is not one skerrick of verifiable evidence.
so - as the saying goes, that which is asserted without evidence may also be dismissed without evidence.
Hence: no it wasn't.
Glad to have sorted that out for you
breadinspector
the university says the plane couldnt work because western ideology has hijacked the indian uni mate
the plane was real and youre trying to discredit it using semantics, it doesnt matter if he was a nationalist because its true mate
shastry told the 2 scientists orally how to build the plane and they built it in 1895 the plane was confiscated by the british and it was sent to the wright brothers
a few words did have a structure
similar to that of the Vedic Sanskrit.
The number of such words being
very small, and their usage being
incidental, it appears appropriate
to conclude that the Sanskrit used
in the text is modern
The most important of texts like
Ramayana and Mahabharata make
no mention of the use of aircraft
for travel, military, or war
purposes. The ‘Pushpak Vimana’
of Ramayana, as described
therein, has no flying qualities
except possibly by invocation of
‘mantras’ or ‘tantras’.
breadinspector
this is were the wright brothers got the insructions to build their aircraft from when india was a colony they werent allowed science advances and the british took control of it and sent it to america to the wright brothers.
breadinspector
wikipedia is wrong
In 1875, the Vymaanika-Shaastra, a fourth century BC text written by Maharshi Bhardwaj, was discovered in a temple in India.
according to www.bibliotecapleyades.net... which is a much better source to go on
, so by going by these facts