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NOW DRDO TO MAKE Invisible Planes using pre Mahabharata sage Bharadwaj's formulae

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This kind of mad theories were not existing before modi.

When India is not only claiming western achievement as their own, but claiming Klingon war bird cloaking devise as their invention, you know that they have reach a new level of lunacy. I won't be surprised that some of these guys go through various series of Star Trek and claim those sci-fi inventions as Indian inventions.
 
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And i though our Water Car Engineer was absurd :D

Go India....
Good luck with the Invisible planes :)
 
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Ok here is the title

NOW DRDO TO MAKE Invisible Planes using pre Mahabharata sage Bharadwaj's formulae

here is the first line

India's premier defence research organisation DRDO is open to co-developing a technology promoted by an Indian scientist who claims he can make planes invisible using pre-Mahabharata sage Bharadwaj's formulae, a senior agency official said here Friday.

I haven't bothered to read what is after that but seriously, what kind of technical symposium/seminar is going on :o:

The media is equally responsible to keep give these people a stage to talk & make a mockery out of the whole country
 
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The media is equally responsible to keep give these people a stage to talk & make a mockery out of the whole country

You need to start questioning and wondering what makes the Media so "secular".

Maybe you will stumble on to a few more secrets. :angel:
 
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And i though our Water Car Engineer was absurd :D

Go India....
Good luck with the Invisible planes :)
That is what came first to my mind as well.

The only solace I can take is that India's top scientists have not come out and endorsed these claims, as happened in Pakistan. In fact, some of them have rubbished these claims, as I quoted earlier.

I remember an article by Hoodboy, expressing alarm over the fact that the scientific community in Pak fell for the water car thingy, even though it contradicts very basic physical laws. He was bang on the money. Unfortunately, it seems that some sections of India's scientific community has this penchant for gullibility as well. That is not a good sign.
 
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PANAJI: India's premier defence research organisation DRDO is open to co-developing a technology promoted by an Indian scientist who claims he can make planes invisible using pre-Mahabharata sage Bharadwaj's formulae, a senior agency official said here Friday.

Speaking to IANS on the sidelines of the Bharatiya Vigyan Sammelan here, Satish Kumar, chief controller in-charge of research and development (technology management) at the Defence Research of Development Organisation (DRDO), said the agency was open to any technology which helps save time and cost.

"Oh yes, we have to work together. Certainly, we are looking for such kind of a partnership in the country," said Kumar, when asked if DRDO would be open to looking at an invisibility-enhancing alloy manufactured using ancient techniques by scientist C.S.R. Prabhu, who claims it can have potential use for radar-defying stealth planes.

Prabhu's presentation was one of the highlights of the three-day conference, which is being attended by scientists from several states, including those from the government sector.

Prabhu, a former head of the central government's National Informatics Centre, claimed that the formulae for the alloy has been sourced from Bharadwaj's book 'Brihad Viman Shastra' and could make even planes invisible, because it absorbed 80 percent of the light.

Kumar, who has been associated with prestigious DRDO programmes like developing liquid propellant rocket engines for Prithvi and Agni missiles, also said any available indigenous technology had to be nurtured and that technology which saved cost and times was of interest to the DRDO.

"...wherever we see we can be benefited by technology by which we can reduce the time and cut the cost, certainly we will try to go for it," Kumar said.

The sammelan is aimed at creating awareness about traditional indigenous sciences and linking it to more modern sciences.



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That is what came first to my mind as well.

The only solace I can take is that India's top scientists have not come out and endorsed these claims, as happened in Pakistan. In fact, some of them have rubbished these claims, as I quoted earlier.

I remember an article by Hoodboy, expressing alarm over the fact that the scientific community in Pak fell for the water car thingy, even though it contradicts very basic physical laws. He was bang on the money. Unfortunately, it seems that some sections of India's scientific community has this penchant for gullibility as well. That is not a good sign.

Well they water car engineer was also not endorsed by the top scientist community, this is a misconception. In fact the biggest names of Pakistan's advanced studies and research panel were the ones who denounced it right from the start. It was the stupid media backed by some other celebrity figures that created so much hype that HEC panel along with other scientists had to arrange a debate with our super engineer to prove how everyone was being fooled.

This said, again, not much of a comparison between a water car and an invisible plane!! your guy have gone a step further :D

As mentioned in last post, Good luck with the invisible planes! :)
 
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This said, again, not much of a comparison between a water car and an invisible plane!! your guy have gone a step further
Nah, I think radar invisibility is more of a possibility than a perpetual motion machine. (Which is what a water car would have to be.)

If they mean actually invisible to the eyes, well then it is almost as impossible as a perpetual motion machine.

Anyway let's hope good science prevails in both countries.
 
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It's not so far fetched as people think. Here's an invisibility cloak in the video. They're trying the same technique on planes too....

 
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