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   Maharshi Vyas has recorded in Mahabharat 06-Apr-04 Biruwa
     Interesting !! and what a coincidence.. 06-Apr-04 oys_chill
       Oys, watched Armageddon again? Thats sad 07-Apr-04 ou812
         hahahah! Now that's really sad......have 07-Apr-04 oys_chill
           Interesting... Half of the things I didn 07-Apr-04 wateva
             Drink some redbull your "sourness" :) re 07-Apr-04 oys_chill
               Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No Its Sour 08-Apr-04 OU812
                 OOOOOOOuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu... hahaha I 09-Apr-04 wateva


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Biruwa Posted on 06-Apr-04 06:57 PM

Maharshi Vyas has recorded in Mahabharat, Vana Parva (Chap.230, Verses 8-11), a dialoge between Indra and Skanda where-in it is stated that:

"Contesting against Abhijit (Vega), the constellation Krittika (Pliedes) went to "Vana" the Summer Solstice to heat the summer. Then the star Abhijit slipped down in the sky. At that time Dhanishta was given the first place in the list of Nakshatras. Rohini was also the first some time back. Now you decide what to do," said Indra.

This dialogue shows that when Indra went to Summer Solstice, Vega started falling down. Many scholards have ridiculed this idea of Star Falling; but now it is proved by modern astronomy that it was a true fact that 12,000 years B.C., Vega had really come down to the horizon from the heights of the sky, to become a pole star.

Krittikas were at the Summer Solstice between 21,800 and 20,840 years B.C. At this time Dhansishta was at the vernal equinox and hence was given the first place in the Nakshatras. From this period, the sages noticed the gradual fall of Abhijit. Falling steadily, it is assumed the position of the Celestial Pole at 12,000 B.C., when Indra met Skanda to think on the problem of time-reckoning. The story shows that the Indian sages were observing the stars and constellations at least from 23,000 years B.C.

oys_chill Posted on 06-Apr-04 07:18 PM

Interesting !!
and what a coincidence...jus finished watching armageddon AGAIN! :)
ou812 Posted on 07-Apr-04 01:54 PM

Oys, watched Armageddon again? Thats sad.

Something even worse - I read Celestine Prophesy again.. What a load of bollocks.
oys_chill Posted on 07-Apr-04 04:29 PM

hahahah! Now that's really sad......have you started on the TENTH INSIGHT?

Actually i watched the last portion of armageddon again. Reminded me of those days wondering in chaut with my binoculars checking out the stars, comets and planets.......we even had to make a sextant for our class to measure the relative positions of saturn and venus. Don't know when where how diverted from my passion..when I look up in the sky these days feel like saying "lotta empty space out there!"

Astronomy Domine :)
wateva Posted on 07-Apr-04 09:23 PM

Interesting... Half of the things I didn't even try to comprehend!!

Whenever I look at the sky I feel like saying, "lotta empty space out there! WISH I could fly!" :)
oys_chill Posted on 07-Apr-04 09:55 PM

Drink some redbull your "sourness" :) redbull gives u wings :)
OU812 Posted on 08-Apr-04 02:43 AM

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No Its Sourness...... Ke cha muntali? Good of you to surface from the depths of Tariyaki.

Tenth Insight, no way!! Think I'll donate my copy to local library. Let some unfortunate soul gather energy from plants and grass. Jai Sambhu!

Stars? Sky? Kun Chari ko naam ho tyasto? Haven't seen starry starry nights in past 6 years.

Welcome my son, welcome to machine world.
wateva Posted on 09-Apr-04 07:17 AM

OOOOOOOuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu... hahaha I wouldn't have recognized you if you had not introduced urself... I am not sure I recognize still... but thanks for the wam welcome...

Oye Oys... what the hell were you on when you saw redbull giving someone wings... it should have been something stronger than weed... damn man... its not good for you :P