In South America, the museum in the city of Lima houses the mysterious artifact DISCO COLGANTE. For many years it has excited the minds of researchers of both ancient civilizations and scientists - astronomers.
The artifact itself is a disc-shaped slit. The rays emanating from the center of the disk are divided into sectors. The approximate date of origin of the artifact dates back to the 1-8th century AD.
The disk strongly resembles a spiral galaxy in shape. Surprisingly, the mark located on the ray of the disk fully corresponds to the actual location of our Solar System in the Milky Way.
The greatest surprise of scientists is the fact that the thickening of the center of spiral galaxies was established relatively recently with the help of ultra-modern space equipment, but the most interesting thing is that it is simply impossible to see the arms of the galaxy and its thickening in the center, for this it is necessary to consider the projection of the galaxy simultaneously from several points.
This raises the question of how the ancient Indians could have known about the structure of our solar system and the location of our sun in space in relation to the complex structure of the galaxy.
Perhaps the time has come to combine all our knowledge of ancient civilizations, found artifacts and radically reconsider our place in the history of mankind based on the existing reality, and not on the theory and conclusions of "prominent scientists".