Scientists continue to prove the existence of a high-tech civilization in the past. In this article we will consider the ancient mysterious city "Mohenjo-Daro", as well as the amazing flying machines of ancient India, which are commonly called "Vimanas".
Wars between the inhabitants of heaven
One ancient Indian text called the Ramayana tells the following story:
With the coming of the morning, Rama prepared for flight by taking a celestial flying ship. This apparatus was beautiful in appearance, shone and sparkled with different lights, had two floors with a large number of rooms and windows. Before taking off, he made a humming sound.
Surprisingly, this is far from the only evidence that flying technology existed in ancient India, operating on ultramodern principles unknown to our scientists. All the texts that talked about the vehicles of the gods are written in Sanskrit - an ancient language. There are legends that describe heavenly battles, wars of deities, and the like. Flying vehicles called "vimanas" were equipped with powerful weapons that could destroy entire cities. For example, in the manuscript of the sage Bharadwaj, it was said about a powerful accumulation of light, which focused on a certain object, after which it disappeared without a trace.
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Some ancient Indian texts contain detailed descriptions of the construction and operation of the "viman". They contain concepts such as thrust, graphite, copper coils, indicators on a crystal basis. In addition, the texts contain instructions for Viman pilots. By the way, this flying technique was varied.
If you believe that flying "vimanas" really existed, and the ancient inhabitants of India saw them, then why not consider them as direct evidence of the existence of UFOs? These flying machines may have belonged to an extraterrestrial civilization, which the Indians mistook for gods descended from heaven.
Mysterious city "Mohenjo-Daro"
At a certain time, the Nazis were quite interested in India, as well as in Tibet, always hidden from prying eyes. They constantly sent expeditions there, the participants of which could learn something about ancient flying machines. There is even a theory that Hitler managed to create a base on which he built flying machines similar to the Vimans.
According to legend, the most ancient Empire of India, ruled by Rama, 15 thousand. years ago, destroyed a powerful weapon. D. Davenport has been studying and deciphering Indian texts for a long time: "Vimanik Prakaranam" and "Ramayana". He came to the conclusion that the city "Mohenjo-Daro", located in the possession of Rama, together with the nearby cities, was destroyed by some ancient semblance of an atomic bomb, or a weapon similar in power and composition.
The above manuscripts about this battle said the following:
Gurka flew in on a high-speed Vimana, after which he directed a single projectile at three cities, inside which there was a force comparable to the strength of the entire Universe. A sparkling pillar of dust and fire flared brighter than all the stars. A huge number of people died toga, and their corpses could not be identified. The survivors soon fell ill and died. They became bald, completely lost their teeth, began to rot and wither.
In the ruins of the ancient city "Mohenjo-Daro", pieces of black glass were found, which turned out to be fragments of ceramic dishes. To melt ceramics to this state requires a high temperature. Glass shards were scattered throughout almost the entire city, but most of them were in a certain part of it, which, most likely, was the epicenter of the explosion. Also in that area (the likely epicenter), sand was found that turned into glass.
Hindus spoke of four main types of "vimanas"
The ancient texts of India often described several types of flying vehicles of the gods:
Rukma;
Sundara;
Tripura;
Shakuna.
"Rukma" and "Sundara" were distinguished by their streamlined cylindrical shape and had three tiers. Their propulsion elements were located in the front main part, as were the control systems. The third device was multifunctional and much larger than the previous ones. With its help, it was possible to travel not only by air, but also under water.
The material used for this technique was complex and consisted of several pure metals and alloys. Metals in Indian manuscripts were called like this:
catfish;
soundalika;
maurthvika.
Complete set "viman"
In the book "V. Prakaranam" a separate chapter was devoted to the descriptions of the equipment of "vimanas". It often talked about a unique device called "Guhagarbhadarsh Yantra". It was a kind of scanner that allows you to determine the locations of underground bases from a great height. The device consisted of twelve blocks, which contained a certain alloy "Chambak Mani". It was this alloy that endowed the "yantra" with strength.
It took researchers more than one year to figure out the composition of this "Chambak Mani". As a result, they managed to make an analogue of this alloy. It consisted of fourteen materials available, as it turned out, to modern man. The resulting sample was described as follows: the strongest black material, having magnetic properties, not influenced by acids.
Even the Indians described some mirrors, which were called "Pinjula". With their help, the Viman pilots protected their sight from the negative influence of the enemy's light rays.
