Brihad Vimanasastra - Ancient Indian Science of Aeronautics

This treatise on Aeronautics is an eye opening for the modem experts since an aircraft named as Puspaka Vimana was manufactured by using not perceptive but intuitive genius by the most learned hermits like Bharadvaja. This treatise has been translated taking in care of modem scientists, professionals relating to Space, Ecology, Viriology, Biology (consisting both Zoology and Botany) as also Genetics and Psychology as well. Following are the salient features of this book on Aeronautics
(i) A number of chapters first define and refer to certain herbs, plants, shrubs, trees including their inner parts subsequently used in making ready the infrastructure of an aircraft.
(ii) All pre-historic or Vedic technologists also find their names duly and in chronicle order given in an inventory here. Apart from that here are given list of books on technology perused and made mention of certain formulae discussed therein.
(iii) All chapters in this book bear sufficient knowledge on ancient Classics, stamina, prowess and faculty of thinking over technical matters for people desirous of having worldly comforts and pleasures.
(iv) Herein have been mentioned all precautions and mandatory instructions simultaneous to making every development in making infrastructure of an aircraft.
(v) Comments also have been given at places deemed appropriate and worth inspiring professionals to very technology to get identified with stars, galaxies, planets and their respective orbits.

This compilation or essence keeping of technique on Aeronautics, itself as its name implies is an eye opening for the modem experts who experts having erudition or piecemeal knowledge by virtue of several centuries' literature available since an aircraft named as Puspaka Vimana was manufactured by using not perceptive but intuitive genius by the most learned hermits like Bharadvaja who is considered as the propounder or even as father of Atharvaveda, made till that time source technique of enlightenment by Sukracarya, popularly known as preceptor of Raksasas in common parlance. It is hoped that this very treatise originally written by Bharadvaja, the exclusive devotee to Sukracarya has been translated taking in care of modem scientists, professionals relating to Space, Ecology, Viriology, Biology (consisting both Zoology and Botany) as also Genetics and Psychology as well. Following are the salient features of this book on Aeronautics:-

1. A number of chapters first define and refer to certain herbs, plants, shrubs, trees including their inner parts subsequently used in making ready the infrastructure of an aeroplane or aircraft. At many places, we have used Sanskrit terms written in English e.g., Uddayana for flight etc.
2. All pre-historic or Vedic technologists also find their names duly and in chronicle order given in an inventory here. Apart from that here are given list of books on technology perused and made mention of certain formulae discussed therein.
3. All chapters in this book bear sufficient knowledge on ancient Classics, stamina, prowess and faculty of thinking over technical matters for people desirous of having worldly comforts and pleasures. It seems respected people known to and attained to merger with Brahman - the Supreme Soul, would have during their life time thought of inserting enlightenment within brains of common people ruled by Rajas and Tamas in particular. All that one can find reference every here and there within the womb of this book on Aeronautics.
4. Herein have been mentioned all precautions and mandatory instructions simultaneous to making every development in making infrastructure or body of an aircraft.
5. Comments also have been given at places deemed appropriate and worth inspiring professionals to very technology to get identified with stars, galaxies, planets and their respective orbits. This all in order to investigate so-called Brahman of Indian Classics through uplifting their body consisting of power, prowess as also facult in the air where lies the Ether duly assumed as an integral abode of Brahma represented by Pranava containing three letters A, U and M within.
As things beyond doubts become clear enough especially in the domain of technology when topics digested find their tests through myriad experiments in laboratories, I sincerely hope that this work certainly will fetch faculty movements to desired extent in contemporary framework of time for all people of India and that of all global technocrats and aspirants in this very field.

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