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Volume 2013 Issue No.4, Dt. 20 April 2013 Time: 9h18m. A. M.
Weather, Astronomy and other news items of interest in MARCH-APRIL 2013
by
Professor Dr Kotcherlakota Lakshmi Narayana,
{Retd. Prof.of Physics, SU, Kolhapur} 17-11-10, Narasimha Ashram,
Official Colony, Maharanipeta.P.O. Visakhapatnam -530002,
Mobile No. 9491902867 & 9542717723
ABSTRACT
The advent of space travel made easy by new ventures of trips to ISS on Friday March 29, 2013 just within 5h45m duration. The author presumes that the scattered hailstorm showers in Andhra Pradesh was a sequel to the emission of the particulate and ion material from the onset of earthquakes in the neighboring countries of Iran and Pakistan. This is a significant discovery of the author. An important discovery by the author is the occurrence of rains in Summer Monsoon season in India peninsular region has intimate relation with the occurrence of Earthquakes and the evolution of particulate matter from the Earth, just before the summer months.The details are presented in findings and conclusions by the author. Application of Microwave pulses enables to move quantum states in precise sequence through 3D-Hilbert space (April 18, 2013 Nature). The circuits struck with short microwave pulses, which modify the system of particles, to carry out mathematical operations (a ref Dr K V N Rao, Plasma Physics, AFCRL, Boston, 1961).
Key words: First Telugu Decree, Without Sand and Gravel Construction, Jammu & Kashmir Shiva temples, Iron content Crops,
DETAILS
ISS reached in 5h45m
The Soyaj space vehicle from Bikanoor, International Space Station in Kazakhstan made a trip to the Space ISS in 5h45m on Friday March 29, 2013 carrying Russian and American space travelers.
A). Ancient finds
28 March 2013 Buddhist finds
In chinna Ganjam Prakasam Zillah the Uppagundur villages, on the state road near the Komammur canal discovered Buddhists water bathing vessels, along with the available mud slings (Dt.28 March 2013).
FIRST TELUGU DECREE
News dated Sunday 7 April 2013 states that Kalamal Shasanam, legal decree, issued in AC575 year by Renati Chola King Dhanajayavarma recognized as the first official decree in 1904 by Madras Research centre however it could not be located.
Jammu & Kashmir new find of Shiva temples
Neel matt Purana and Raj tarangani has thousands of years old hill shelters (guhalu) with Shiva Lingams found by Vinod Pundit and reported on Friday 12 April 2013. Pirpunjal area in Jammu & Kashmir at a height of 11,000 feet a Shiva temple was discovered and Shiva Pujas were held.
Rama Temple in Sand Dunes
The sleepy village full of artifacts of pre-historic and historic value dating to Chalukyas or Telugu Cholas in Kanaparthi, in Prakasam District of T. Prakasam Pantulu, about 100 to 150 meters from sea has lot of stone carvings of Prakrit and Brahmi stone inscriptions. The flat beach is ideal for sea bathing. The museum (silpakala kshetram) has a finely tuned Dhara Shivalinga with 32 different dimensions. It was a centre of making Shiva Lingas for export to various South-Asian countries.
b). INNOVATION
Without Sand and Gravel Construction
An innovative Fly-ash slab construction without conventional sand and gravel was made by Shri Kalidasu and his wife Dr. Bhanumathidasu in Vijayanagaram (ghantyala –madhupada) in the construction of upper portion of a temple. The Fly-ash, Lime, anhydride and Gypsum bricks are found to be very useful. They applied for patent rights of this process that can be built straight away on the slab portion without any ground slab makings.
c). RECENT FINDS
Iron content Crops
The Soya beans introduced Ferrtin called (Januyuvu) gene from soya beans into Rice crop IR64 increased the preservation of iron content news of 15 April 2013. Another (Janyuvu) gene from rice crop introduced into the IR64 crop helped to transport the iron from leaves and other places into the rice seeds. Due to this transport the amount of zinc also enhanced. The two new jeans introduced enhanced the iron content. Usually about 5 to 8 parts in 10lakh i.e. 5-8 PPM content iron exists. Due to the jeans introduction this has been increased to 13 to 14.5 parts iron content the aim of International Rice Research Society while earlier they achieved 11 parts increase.
SILK SARI
A silk sari was woven by an artist Peddayyagari Mohan on Friday in March 2013, in Anatapuram Zillah Dharmavaram town, with studded precious stones named as Lakshmikamala silk sari, with a specialist that the decorated flowers on it change their hue weather conditions, and has embedded in it sandal wood for emanating the ravishing smells.
Green Tea evades Mosquitoes
Discovery of Green Tea Plant material grown in Apartments and Balconies of residential accommodations, would help to evade away mosquitoes, is a triumphant find by Dr. K. N. Dwidhi of Varanasi Viswa Vidhyalayam (University) reported in Daily Newspapers of Telugu today i.e. 30 March 2013. The official name of this plant is “Cryotron” in Ayurveda Science. The strong evanescent smell from this plant material wards away the mosquitoes. (30 March 2013 News).
Sensor in human body
A new sensor to detect the blood analysis inside a human body developed in Newyork by Europeans which has five sensors, one transmitter, to send information via Bluetooth on a mobile phone. The size of it is 14mm would be marketed in 4 years time.
Solar Electric supply
The Andhra Pradesh Governor house provided with solar power and it is estimated that it would save Rs.4lakhs. This has set a trend in Andhra State.
3D printing artificial face.
The success of 3D printing generated face by team of Andrew, in London, helped the cancer patient to get a new face look and patient able to eat food through his mouth.
d). HIGH TEMPERATURE AND RAINS
Nizambad, Anatapuram, Kurnool and Nandyala towns during 24 hrs temperature of 41 degrees recorded on April 1 2013.
Rains of March - April 2013
Telangana and Rayalseema villages felt heavy rains with hailstones on Sunday night i.e. 31 March 2013 with two people ( a lady 24 yrs in Ketawata and 60 old ryot of Dhammannapeta) died due to thunder lightning. Karimnagar, Medak and Adilabad district several places the crops Mango, Rice and Mokkajonna Potulu, were affected. Banusuwada collapse of a school wall caused the death of a boy Pranaya due to the hailstorm.20 other students were affected. An old man Venkatramulu secretary of Sahakar Sangha secretary due to the collapse of a shed wall died in the rain, in Saikrupanagar. The low depression wave is still continuing in Telangana and Rayalseema area on Tuesday also there would be rains.
Hail storm sudden on Wednesday 3 April 2013 evening around 7 P.M in Hyderabad old city and Rajendhranagar main road following the rain on Tuesday (4.1cms) was havoc. Uppal National main road an electric pole fell down. 150 feeder’s area the electric supply was cut.
Heavy rain with hail stones occurred on Monday April 15 2013 in Warangal, Nalgonda (one died with hail stones hit), Kurnool, Chitoor and Prakasam Zillah’s in the afternoon. In Warangal, Hanumankonda, Hussainparti, Vardhannapeta, Rayaparti, Station Ganapur, Jafarghad and Dharma sagar with gale winds and hail stones about 8000 acres of Mango crop, 1000 hectacres rice crop, 450 acres Maize cultivation, 80 hectacres Pucchathotalu, 10 hectacres of Tomato damaged. In Nalgonda Devarkonda, Peddavura, Nampali, Chitayala, and Kattangur the ready rice crop for cut, Mango and Lemon gardens (Nimmathotalu) got affected severely. In Peddapur one person died due to lightning stroke.15 goats died. In Kurnool Zillah on the main road the hail stones fell and people wondered at their display like jasmine flowers. Hot day till the afternoon resulted in the hail storm in the evening. Sapota trees got destroyed of their crop. Bannaganapalli, Allagadda, Nandyala, and Srisailam niyojac areas less rain and some places hail stones have fallen. Cittoor Zillah B.kothapeta heavy winds struck down several trees. 50 acres of land of Maize crop, tomato and Dosa kayalu got affected in this area.
In Prakasam district Peddadornala, Ayanamukala and Yeddavalli heavy rain resulted. CTMRoad, Bangalore road and Rangasamudram houses were affected.
In Srikakulum hail storm on Tuesday 16 April 2013 with TekkaLI and Pathpatnam had the hail storm. At 4PM Mamidi garden watch woman Urjana Ramulamma died due to lightning stroke with her son received grievous injuries.
Pedagantyada in BC road Vuda colony Suryachandra enclave a thunderbolt struck the coconut tree on Thursday 18 April 2013 evening and raised fire engulf. Due to this the colony TV sets, Refrigerators, and other electric appliances got damaged. The entire colony fell in darkness and hours together electric supply could not be restored and so people felt lot of inconvenience.
Rain showers in Visakhapatnam on the afternoon from 4.p.m to about 5.30.p.m on19 April 2013 surprised many after the intense heat wave of 39 degrees C in the city on the 18 April 2013. Several places in Srikakulum also had rains. Towns of Ongole and Guntur recorded on these days a temperature of 45 and 43 degrees C.
In Palasa town of Srikakulum Zillah there was a hail storm on Friday April 19, 2013, Kummari Umashankar (32yr) and Kummari Shaym (45) died due to thunderbolts. In Kondalapeta four daily wage workers were affected by fall of a thunderbolt nearby and admitted to hospital. Srikakulum ( Julumur, Saravakota, Amadalavalasa, Bhamini, Palasa, Sompeta and Pathpatnam). Vijayanagaram and Visakha Zillah’s received rains Bhamini mandal Pasukudi village two holes were created on a house slab due to fall of a thunderbolt. Srungavarapukota in Vijayanagar Zillah almost it rained an hour. Kurupam had hailstorm. Jiyyammavalasa it rained for two hours. Rellipeta two people affected by thunderbolts. In Vijayanagaram it rained 3.5cms.In Chitoor Zillah several places there was hail storm. Puttur mandal had two days rains with thunderbolts. Gramina place Gate had thunderbolt that incensed few people for some time. Narayanapuram, Nagalapuram and Pitchatur had thunderbolts rain. Rentachintala recorded 44 degrees C temperature on 19 April 2013.
Underground water resource in Visakhapatnam
In November 2012 the underground water resource was in meters in Visakhapatnam urban -3.16, Gajuvaka -3.26, Gajuvaka rural -2.14, Chinnagadhili -2.57, Pendhurthi -3.02 ad Peddagantyada -3.63 while in February 2013 the levels are Visakhapatnam urban -6.65, Gajuvaka urban -5.12, Gajuvaka rural -5.05, Chinnagadhili -6.83, Pendhurthi -9.7 and Peddagantyad -4.93 meters. The trend seems to be very alarming. A total of 3lakh pump sets being used to tap underground water resource by Visakhapatnam public.
Earthquakes
1. Taiwan
Thipayee on Wednesday 27 March 2013, an Earthquake around 10h08mAM of magnitude 6.0R at a distance of 48Kms, caused the death of one person and injured about 19 people announced American Center. After two hours another series of quakes of magnitude 3.7 – 4.R, resulting in the stoppages of metro railway trains.
2. Kashmir Earth Tremor
Srinagar, Islamabad and Manila report Kashmir recorded an earthquake of magnitude 5.4R around 12 afternoons for about 10 seconds on Thursday, April 4 2013. Around same time Pakistan and Philippines felt the Earth tremors but no details of loss of life given.
Near Bush-her city in Iran sea coast on Tuesday April 9 2013 an earthquake of magnitude 6.1R scale and a village in Bhormaja became totally destroyed. About 30 people got killed and 800 got injured. The only Nuclear Plant in the town of Bush-her city remained unaffected.
4. Three countries affected earthquake of magnitude 7.8R occurred on Monday April 5 2013 evening in Saravan city in Iran around 4h16mPM. From Pakistan border about 48km distant the earthquake centre is located. Sarvan city totally divasted. Iran-Pakistan border at a distance of 33 km down around 4h16m the earthquake occurred. Pakistan state Baluchistan was affected severely. Kharana and Punjagur Zillah’s in Pakistan affected much. Collapsing houses killed about 34 people in Pakistan. Pakistan Karachi, Quetta and Hyderabad were affected with tremors. In Karachi a building collapse injured many people. In India it affected Delhi, Gurgaon, Rajasthan (Jaipur), Noida, Chandigad, Punjab, Haryana, and Gujarat (central, western and middle Zillah’s) felt the earth tremors. In eastern states the earth tremors were experienced several times on Monday evening. Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates also felt tremors.
e). Microwave Pulses long duration of Quantum States
Application of Microwave pulses enables to move quantum states in precise sequence through 3D-Hilbert space (April 18, 2013 Nature). Decoherence i.e. a short memory of their coupling to their environment, hinders us observing their effects. Superconducting components hold the quantum states for a longer duration for several millionths of a second. The circuits struck with short microwave pulses, which modify the system of particles, to carry out mathematical operations (a ref Dr K V N Rao, Plasma Physics, AFCRL, Boston, 1961).
PICTURES CAPTURED BY THE AUTHOR
PICTURES CAPTURED BY THE AUTHOR
Moon and a near Star
The Moon and a near Star
The Moon and near Star
An India Sari studded with precious stones and
art of ancient culture preserved of India in Andhra Pradesh
The Orion Constellation nice reproduction
with the Moon and the its distant stars
The partly visible Orion
Some distant stars
Moon and its neighbour stars
The Moon and a few stars
The Moon juxtaposed with Orion Constellation
a splendid picture
The Moon and the Orion Constellation
The Moon splendor and just two stars
An excellent picture of Orion
Moon and Orion
The Orion
Buddha remains in Andhra Pradesh
Just two views of the Sky objects
Spider with Colors display on a Moonless night of
last telugu year 2013
A flowering tree of exceptional growth
and very short life
FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS
An important discovery by the author is the occurrence of rains in Summer Monsoon season in India peninsular region has intimate relation with the occurrence of Earthquakes and the evolution of particulate matter from the Earth, just before the summer months. The initial spurt of elementary particulate matter into the atmosphere up above the height of 80km results in the interaction of these with ice and water molecules of miniscule size at these heights. Subsequently the onset of hail storms occurs at several parts in the world, especially in India, due to a variety of several phenomenon of similar nature. The observation of the hail storms in India in recent months is a direct indication of this observation by the author. The summer heat of the Iran and Pakistan countries evolves a series of physical phenomenon. The engulfment of sand storms and the like adds to the vagaries of the nature that have a direct bearing on the climate conditions in India. What happens subsequently, on a physical model basis, can easily be understood that the monsoon rains of cumulonimbus (cumulus Latin word for heap and Nimbus Latin word for rain) have a tremendous role to play on the onset of monsoon in India. Strauss (Latin for layer) and Cirrus (Latin for curl of hair) clouds do occasionally occur at summer months in India. An important observation made in the evening of 19 April 2013 at Visakhapatnam showed heavy rain due to the cumulonimbus cloud set that lasted hardly for one and hours from 4h00m P.M to 5h30m P.M. The important and physically, a significant finding by the present author, is that the cloud formations and their descendant from upper reaches of the sky eventually happened, by particle amassment, occurred due to the earthquakes of Iran and Pakistan in the last few days.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
I am deeply indebted to Late Prof. K. R. Rao D.Sc. (Madras) D.Sc. (London) of Andhra University, Waltair.
A Reference may be made to my earlier publications on Weather and Astronomy Observations.
A Reference may be made to my earlier publications on Weather and Astronomy Observations.
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