Studying the ancient Aryan texts, scientists faced incomprehensible events that did not fit into the official historical chronology.
Likewise, I faced a world that existed as if in science fiction films, a world that is full of battles with missiles and nuclear weapons.
We should start with the famous epic "Mahabharata", the events of which took place in the legendary area of Bharata 5000 years ago.
In the ongoing war, some representatives of the royal dynasties possessed some examples of mysterious weapons.
For example, Vasudeva Krishna possessed a certain weapon called "Sadusan Chakra".
It represented a flying disc capable of cutting everything in its path, and as far as I understand it was controlled by the power of Krishna's thought. Because of this, everyone was afraid to speak out against Krishna and any military aggression against the kingdom of the Yadov dynasty was easily suppressed.
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The disciple of Krishna, the legendary warrior Arjuna was famous according to the scriptures as an invincible archer, but the most interesting thing is that in battles he destroyed more than a thousand people in one shot.
He did it from a bow called "Gandiva". What was actually an interesting question?
According to the writings, Gandiva was created from the magical flame of a burning forest.
Before the troops of the kingdom of Hastinapura approached the kingdom of Virata, the warrior Arjuna pulled the string and releasing it, a rumble was heard that could be heard for many kilometers.
I can't even imagine what kind of device it could be.
The elder brother of the Pandavas, Karna, was endowed by his father, the sun god Suryudeva, with incredible armor and earrings from birth.
When danger appeared, the armor automatically enveloped his body and became impenetrable.
And the earrings created a force field around his head and whoever tried to fight him could not do anything to Karne.
Why isn't nanotechnology for you? And the earrings look like a theoretical generator of a plasma force field as in science fiction films.
And there are many such examples in the same Mahabharata.
In addition, there are such ancient epics and epics as "Ramayana" and "Vishnu Purana", and many others where technologies are described that are much superior to modern ones.
It is worth adding to this the legendary Vimans and Whitemars, which were space and atmospheric aircraft used by the Aryans and Slavs in ancient times. In India, they even found drawings and a description of the principle of operation of such devices, they are described in the book "Vimanika Shastra".
Much of what is described was given to people by the Aryan gods, and much was done by the people themselves. For example, according to the descriptions, the fruits were given to people by the gods, and the vegetables were created by people themselves.
Now think: do vegetables grow without human participation?
The cow was also genetically bred specifically for humans. When people began to degrade and could not get full nutrition from vegetables and fruits, they invented a cow that gave milk, from which they obtained the most valuable sour milk products.
And these are our ancestors, about whom for some reason science history forgets to mention.