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PraveenMohan Instagram................ https://instagram.com/praveenET Twitter...................... https://twitter.com/IamPraveenMohan Facebook.............. https://www.facebook.com/praveenmohan... Website.................... https://www.phenomenalplace.com Hey guys, today I am going to explore India's recent space travel missions, and how the country's current space technology is somehow deeply related to its ancient technology. Let us take a look at this video, this is from the Indian Space Research Organization known as ISRO and it shows the latest video of the Mars Orbiter Assembly. And here, look at the shape of this : This is a lingam which acts as a base to the entire assembly. This is the Payload structure, a very important part and why is it designed like a lingam? Compare this with the lingam we see in Indian temples, this is the main structure worshipped in most Hindu temples. It is considered a representation of Shiva, but nobody knows why this shape has

Native African Ghana devotees singing Hanuman Chalisa and performing Arti at Hindu Monastery in Accra, Ghana #AfricanHindus #GhanaHinduTemple #अफ्रीकामेंसनातनधर्म #HinduMonasteryAfrica #SwamiGhananandSaraswati 🙏 Swami Ghananand Saraswati, the first Hindu Monk from Africa, was a charismatic Hindu leader who headed the Hindu Monastery of Africa. He passed away on January 18, 2016. In Ghana, Swami Ghananand Saraswati is remembered for his devotion to the Hindu faith in the country. Not only he was instrumental in building the Hindu Monastery of Africa, his efforts also led to the establishment of five branches in five cities in Ghana (Cape Coast, Tema, Kumasi, Ashanti-Mampong) with another in Lome-Togo. What’s more surprising is that the devotees in Ghana have never visited India, yet they strictly follow religious rules and observe rituals in traditional Hindu way. Despite using Christian names, a lot of locals have converted to Hinduism. Though there was some opposition ini

INDIWORLD ENTERTAINMENT Published on Aug 27, 2019 Music by harivallabha official Channel link : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0DA... Song Link  : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2G-bM... On the occasion of Janmashtami 2019 I went to the Isckon temple in Moscow . I was greeted so well and when they started giving the Prasad .Oh my god ! I have never eaten such a grand prasad with so many items . Thanks a lot to the Russian hindus for such a great, grand and heartwarming welcome

Since the beginning of civilization, humanity has wondered whether we are alone in the universe. As NASA has explored our solar system and beyond, it has developed increasingly sophisticated tools to address this fundamental question. Within our solar system, NASA’s missions have searched for signs of both ancient and current life, especially on Mars and soon, Jupiter’s moon Europa. Beyond our solar system, missions, such as Kepler and TESS, are revealing thousands of planets orbiting other stars. The explosion of knowledge of planets orbiting other stars, called exoplanets, and the results of decades of research on signatures of life - what scientists call biosignatures - have encouraged NASA to address, in a scientifically rigorous way, whether humanity is alone. Beyond searching for evidence of just microbial life, NASA now is exploring ways to search for life advanced enough to create technology.

After nine years of operation, NASA's Kepler spacecraft will be retired, but not without making an indelible imprint on humankind's understanding of the universe. Perhaps its greatest legacy is the knowledge that planets outnumber stars in the galaxy. With over 2,500 planet discoveries and another 2,000 awaiting confirmation, Kepler revealed a staggering diversity of worlds turning sci-fi fantasy into scientific reality. It also changed our collective perspective regarding the feasibility of finding evidence of life beyond Earth and catalysed efforts across the globe to reach that goal.