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Subject 20,000 Year-Old Aluminum ‘Vimana’ Aircraft Landing Gear Discovered!

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Some scholars are convinced an ancient, advanced civilization existed where the nation of India is today. They claim the prehistoric city-state had advanced technology including high-energy weapons, jet-like aircraft, and even the atomic bomb.

[b]Now a stunning artifact has been identified by some researchers as the part of an aircraft landing assembly dated as old as 20,000 years made from a metal that wasn’t discovered until the early 1800s.[/b]

http://www.pakalertpress.com/2012/04/26/20000-year-old-aluminum-vimana-aircraft-landing-gear-discovered/
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CHAPTER – 14

METALS FOR VIMANAS -- LOHADHIKARANAM

Out of many topics of Vymanika Shastra, the one picked up by most Indian researchers is on metals and materials. In particular, metals conclusively categorized for use on vimana have incited curiosity.

Three ancient scientists quoted are Shownaka, Manibhadra (in his Manibhadra Kaarika) and Saamba. All three sages commonly point to three kinds of root metals for aviation applications - somaka, soundaalika, and mourthwika. Apart from lightness, metallic property targeted is heat absorbing/resistance.

The root metals (in ore form) are described to be available at identified layers of earth’s crust out of about three thousand metal bearing layers. Different layers contain different metal ores in varying grades.

Loha Kalpa and Lohatantra are described as the master texts on metallurgy.

To obtain different alloys for manufacture of varieties of vimanas, sixteen alloys have been stated to be processed from the three core metals by mixing in different proportions. They are given in the table:

Ushmambhara 	 Sheetahana 
 Ushnapaa 	 Garalaghna 
 Ushnaahana 	 Raajaamlatrit 
 Amlahana 	 Veeraha 
 Vishambhara 	 Panchagna 
 Vishalyakrit 	 Agnitrit 
 Vijamitra 	 Bhaarahana

The ancient scientists have propounded that formation of metallic ores is attributed to forces of:

Gravity of the centre of earth 
 Gravity of global earth
 Solar flood
 Air force
 Planetary forces
 Sun’s gravitational force
 Moon’s gravitational force
 Interplanetary gravitational forces in the universe

Each in proportion 3, 8, 11, 5, 2, 6, 4, 9 and combined with heat and moisture inside the crest.

The work ponders a great deal over various forms of energies (forces) that lead to the synthesis of each of the three types of core metals. For the benefit of the readers, a summary is given in table form.

Core metal or Beeja loha with exponent sage and governing text. 	 Alloys under each category 
 Souma (sage Atri) in Naamaartha kalpa. Related-works—Paribhaasha chandrika--Vishwambhara kaarika 	 Souma, Sowmyaka, Soundaasya, Soma Panchaanana, Praanana, Shankha, Kapila.
 Soundala type 	 Viranchi, Souryapa, Shanku, Ushna, Soorana, Shinjika, Kanku, Ranjika, Soundeera, Mughdha, Ghundhaaraka 
 Mourtwika type 	 Amuka, Dvyaamuka, Kanka, Tryamuka, Svetaambara, Mridambhapa, Baalagarbha, Kuvarchaa, Kantaka, Kshvinka, Laghvika.

Important observations:

Knowledge of metals in ancient India was not confined just to basic metals such as Iron, Copper etc. Development of metallurgical technology apparently scales up to aviation requirements. The enormity of basic research in the entire process can be visualized.

Knowledge of factors causing formation of ores in earth’s crust must have existed. How far this theory matches with geo-physical phenomenon of modern science can be a separate study.

Geological studies and mining of ores apparently existed.

Discussion on interplanetary forces influencing earth’s crust stated here are indicative of comprehensive and deep knowledge that existed in ancient India.

Considering the number of alloys mentioned, very fine property-specific developments must have been aimed at in metallurgical processes.

A brief chapter thereafter deals with the purification (more appropriately, refining) process of metals and alloys. The processes are slightly different for each class of metals. Guiding text is Samskara Darpana.

http://harekrsna.com/sun/features/05-11/features2085.htm
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thanks for taking the time to share this  unknown science and truth, if you were a member ,karma would arrive, but i sent it anyways to you. you have studied well
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Original Message Some scholars are convinced an ancient, advanced civilization existed where the nation of India is today. They claim the prehistoric city-state had advanced technology including high-energy weapons, jet-like aircraft, and even the atomic bomb.

Now a stunning artifact has been identified by some researchers as the part of an aircraft landing assembly dated as old as 20,000 years made from a metal that wasn’t discovered until the early 1800s.

[link to www.pakalertpress.com]

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