Volume 2013, Issue No.4, April 22
2013,Time:8h55mA. M.
Astronomy
study and Weather in India
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 & 9594717723
ABSTRACT
The occurrence of the Eclipse of unusual
nature on 25 April 2013 and associated Earthquakes and other propelled physical
events of disturbances observed on the Earth have been recorded by the author.
The event of Kashmir Earth Tremor of May 02, 2013 seems to be an offshoot of
the main period of Moon Eclipse triggered Earth tremors. China heavy earth
quake of intensity 7R scale, occurred on Saturday April 20 2013 in Sichuan
area, at 8A.M. and Utter Bharat on Wednesday April 24, 2013 in Gorgon, Delhi,
Noida, Srinagar the earth tremor occurred for a few seconds. Recorded as of
intensity 5.7R and in the afternoon Afghanistan and Pakistan the earth shake
occurred.
Two cyclones that occurred during a span of few days in the second week of May
2013, moved over to Bangladesh. The explanation offered was that the dark
matter
ejected from the Earthquakes of Saturday and subsequent times has driven away
the two cyclones of the South India towards inside the Bay of Bengal Ocean and
turned them away to the Bangladesh coast. This is a very unique explanation.
INTRODUCTION
Moon
Eclipse
On 25 April 2013 night partial lunar eclipse occurred from 1h22m to 1h53m
and on 26 mornings only at 6h30m Kanaka Mahalakshmi temple in Visakhapatnam opened
for public devotion following the puja of “Sumprokshana” for the Eclipse, to
ward off its evil affects. The Full view of eclipse occurred at 1h37m A. M on
26 April 2013. A total of 27 minutes it would happen. The moon toe-dipped through the
Earth's shadow in a partial lunar eclipse on Thursday April 25, 2013, but
stargazers around the world still captured surprisingly spectacular views of what
they expected to be a minor celestial event. I have watched
as the Earth’s shadow darkened half the moon’s face during a partial lunar
eclipse on the Thursday, April 25, 2013. A
live feed provided by the Slooh Space Camera collaboration broadcasted the
event starting at noon PST/3:00 p.m. EST. The celestial show is the first lunar
eclipse in the year 2013 and will also be one of the fastest lunar eclipses of
this century, lasting only 27 minutes. Only a tiny sliver of the moon entered
the deepest part of Earth’s shadow, where it got stained red from sunlight
refracting through the Earth’s atmosphere. The April 25 2013 moon is called a
Pink Moon. Despite the colorful name, it has nothing to do with a lunar color
change but rather refers to a full moon that occurred in April 2013, coinciding
with the arrival of spring. Different names are given to an April full moon,
such as the Seed Moon.
Comet
C/2012 S1 (ISON)
2013 November 28 nearest to Sun
Brilliant comet Ison would soon appear in this
year. NASA photographed it on 10 April 2013. An incoming comet that may well
turn out to be the "comet of the century" could create an unusual
kind of meteor shower, scientists say. When comet ISON passes by the Earth this
year, it is possible that the dust sloughed off by the comet's tail will create
an odd meteor shower when the planet passes through the stream of tiny
particles that once were a part of the comet's tail. "Instead of burning
up in a flash of light, they, the particles, will drift gently down to the
Earth below," University of Western Ontario. "Don't expect to
notice," NASA officials said of the shower in a press release. "The
invisible rain of comet dust, if it occurs, would be very slow. It can take
months or even years for fine dust to settle out of the high
atmosphere." All hope for a
brilliant show might not be lost, however. The dust from ISON could create
"noctilucent clouds", icy night-shining clouds above the Earth's
poles that glow blue. "Electric-blue ripples over Earth's polar regions
might be the only visible sign that a shower is underway," NASA officials
said. ISON is on a course through the
solar system, on its way toward the sun. At its closest pass, the comet will be
within 730,000 miles (nearly 1.2 million kilometers) of the solar surface on
Nov. 28. NASA's Swift spacecraft caught
sight of the speeding comet in January when the ball of ice and dirt was
discharging more than 112,000 pounds (50,802 kilograms) of dust every minute as
it passed Jupiter. Wiegert made his calculations by using that data to
understand where the dust might end up on Earth's orbit.
The NASA space agency's initiative coordinates observatories in space
and on the ground to track the comet as it makes its way toward the Earth.
Predicting the comet's behavior is particularly difficult because astronomers
believe that this is the first time ISON has made it into the inner solar
system from the Oort cloud, a distant mass of icy bodies that encircles the
solar system.
SUN
CORONAL MASS EJECTION
A
massive ejection took place on the Sun recorded by Solar Dynamics Observatory
(SDO) satellite. CME explosion released several hundred tons materials into
space dashing outwardly at a speed of 10lakh Km speed. News May 3 2013.
RAINS
UNEXPECTD
Unusual rains in Andhra Pradesh
in summer months have left one person Ayyilayya, aged 58 years, belonging to
Chintagattu of Hassanparti mandal in Warangal Zillah dead on Sunday April 21,
2013 due to the fall of his entire mango crop following the unprecedented and
untimely rains. Cumulonimbus clouds with gales affected East Godavari, Guntur,
Warangal, and Karimnagar Zillah’s. Guntur city one died due to thunderbolt and
a lady lost her eyesight. East Godavari district one person died due to fall of
a coconut tree following the gales. Excessive rain of 79.4mm recorded in Causaloor
mandalam. Tiruvoor 7cm, Bhadrachalam, Eluru, and Avanigaddah 6cm, Ongole and
Guidavada 5cm, and Narasipatnam and Peddapuram 4 cm rain resulted during the
24hours from Saturday to Sunday April 21. Crops were affected very much in
these district areas. On Monday 22 April 2013 also it rained in Hyderabad,
Warangal (hail storm destroyed the four acres of rice crop of rytu Nachgoni
Jaganadh died on Monday), Guntur, Prakasam, Nellore, and in Krishna Zillah’s.
About 12 people (including three ladies) died due to lightning bolts. There was
a total of 65,915 hectares loss of crop, an official report. Visakhapatnam
temperature is maximum 30.7 minimum 22.5 Celsius a sudden drop of 8 Celsius.
The
rains lashed Hyderabad city and mostly in the outskirts Sivaru and Rangareddy
Zillah’s on Tuesday hail stones rain occurred. Untimely rains brought down rice
crop in 36,616 hectares of fields and estimates of loss cannot be assed unless
the rains stop is the view of an official. A total of 24 people died due to the
rains (Nellore 4, Prakasham 3 and in E. Godavari, Karimnagar, Warangal each 2
people died). A total of 114 animals died. From Monday to Tuesday about 8.2mm
rain fall occurred in Hyderabad Zillah.
News
of Earthquakes
- China heavy earth quake of intensity 7R scale, occurred on Saturday April 20 2013 in Sichuvan area, at 8A.M. morning at just a depth of 13kms killed about 157 people and injured about 5700. About 264 aftershocks were recorded. Two of them are above 5R scale magnitude. The Lushan county Yan townships were affected. In about five year time it occurred, the earlier one was of intensity 8R killing about 90000people in 2008.
- Utter Bharat on Wednesday April 24, 2013 in Gorgon, Delhi, Noida and Srinagar the earth tremor occurred for a few seconds. Recorded as of intensity 5.7R and in the afternoon Afghanistan and Pakistan the earth shake occurred.
- The Kashmir-Jammu had an earthquake on Wednesday, May 02, 2013 of magnitude 5.8R killing two people in Kashmir and 69 injured (about 32 students). Kistoyor and Doda Zillah’s 400 constructions destroyed. Uttarpradesh, Himachalpradesh, Punjab and Haryana there were earth tremors. Also Delhi, Noida and Gurgoav 5.8R earth tremors occurred. Pakistan capital Islamabad, Punjab, Khyber and Factiva provinces also felt tremors of magnitude 5.8R.
- Iran southern side Saturday 11 May 2013 earth tremor occurred of magnitude 6.2R killed a child. Inside earth at 22.64 miles deep the tremor occurred and Minab city about 85 Km extent almost 70 villages destroyed as per a UNGS report.
- Two cyclones that occurred during a span of few days in the second week of May 2013, moved over to Bangladesh as a consequence of the earth tremors of Saturday and subsequent time. The first cyclone accompanied by thunderbolt lightning’s while the second cyclone within few days was very massive. Two cyclones that occurred during a span of few days in the second week of May 2013, moved over to Bangladesh. The explanation offered was that the dark matter ejected from the Earthquakes of Saturday and subsequent times has driven away the two cyclones of the South India towards inside the Bay of Bengal Ocean and turned them away to the Bangladesh coast.
DESRT FORMATION IN
INDIA
Kashmir, Gujarat and Maharashtra
states developing large areas of Deserts amounting to almost 25% as per a
report of official ISRO satellite find. About 10,548 hectares of land converted
as loss of water and 8.14crores hectares become as a desert. In the years
2003-2010 satellite study revealed that about 32.07% of land in the country
converted as a desert. News April 30 2013.
Solar
Electric Generation
The
unit of solar electric supply would stand at Rs.5.45 in the capital Hyderabad
and elsewhere in the State of Andhra at Rs.6.49 per unit. Master Sachin and
Scenador Co., supply given to 25000 villages in Maharashtra state.
SOLAR
DRIVEN TROLLY
Secunderabad
student K. Abisekh of Mechanical Engineering in MR Engineering college,
developed a solar powered trolley, capable of moving 750 Kilos weight with five
wheels. The fifth wheel helps to steer the vehicle to the desired destination.
Old Xerox machine motor and old lunar scooter vehicle gear box have been used.
Vehicle moves predetermined about 9 places. Meters help to release the weight
and to traverse the necessary destination point. Grease and oil expense per
month would be only Rs.30/-. Total expense incurred was only Rs.15000/-
SMOKELESS
INDIGENEOUS STOVE
25
years old Neha developed a smokeless indigenous stove within about 16 months,
after walking about one lakh fifty thousand miles around the country meeting
several house wives. It releases only 80% smoke. GREEN GRAMIN INFRO Company has
released smokeless indigenous stove, to the market the stove in 2011.
BIGGEST
WATER FALL
The Kicharo 741 feet water fall in
Southern America Guina is just a “single drop “and is very wide on Potaro River.
Every second about 23400 Cf water flow falls and even in summer the fog engulfs
it. Visitors have a look at it from airplanes.
Discovery Power
tiller
Gajapathinagaram, Sitaramapuram citizen
Nadpur Ramarao converted a power tiller as a machine for use to open up the
Maize crusts. In one hour the invented machine separates the seeds from the
Maize crust. [News 25 April 2013].
Indian Skimmer
Bird
After 25 years the
bird appeared in E Godavari district Kakinada Sea port on 21 April 2013. Its
birth place Madhya Pradesh Chambal and initially in 1987 January 9 it flew over
Pochavaram reservoir.
ANCIENT SCRIPTS
OF 13th CENTURY
The
ancient palm-leaf treatises numbering about four discovered, in the house of
Kadiam Brahmayya, by a historical researcher Mr. Jyothi Chandhramouli, giving
details of several stories dating back before 13the century. Adamki belonging to Prakasam district Battuluvaripalem
is the city of the ancient Kadiam descendents. The stories of Katamraju were
recited to Yadhava Kings during the 13th century. (News report of 6 May 2013.)
Ancient
Serpents Temple
Before Christ Mexico City ancient city Teotihuacan
extending over 83sq. Km established in 100B.C, with population of 125000people.
Constructions continued up to AC 250years. In 7 Century this got destroyed for
unknown reasons!! Known as feather serpents’ temple since round the temple the
sculptures of these snakes are available. During 2003 heavy rains exposed this
construction being investigated by IR sensors and robots.
Golden
City
Golden city Jaiselmare, Rajasthan with sand and sharp stones are all in
Golden hue color. Many forts and temples in the city were built with these
stones (silpas).
Rajasthan Forts World
Heritage
India has suggested a group of six
hill forts Chittorgarh, Kumbhalgarh, Ranthambore, Gagron, Amber and Jaisalmer, in
Rajasthan and the Great Himalayan National Park in Himachal Pradesh as World
Heritage Sites. Built in 13th and 19th Century these forts are unique. The
Himalayan park EXTENDS OVER 75,400 hectares located western part of Himalayan
Mountains in Kullu District the most scenic sites in the country and rich in biodiversity.
OBSERVATRIONS
IIT Roorke Student feat
Amity
Bhatnagar, created a suit case with Biochemical Equipment laboratory, for about
23 varieties of blood tests, extremely useful in remote place villagers,
Adivasis (Girijana), and military people. Rs.3.5lakhs costing suit case with
rechargeable facility has been used to examine about 900 patients to date.
Moon Eclipse
Excellent observation of
the Moon Eclipse has been made by the author in the night of 25 April 2013 from 1h22m to its maximum around 1h38m
only. The clouds prevented the detailed photography of the Moon eclipse but
some transient moments pictures obtained. My recorded observations, with other
country observations by others seem to be very elucidating. The moon toe-dipped
through the Earth's shadow in a partial lunar eclipse on Thursday April 25,
2013 in spite the passing clouds reduced the full visibility of the eclipse and
very short rare moments the photographs could be obtained by the author.
Rain
The
dry spell of rain in Visakhapatnam from 23 April 2013 increased the summer heat
and coupled with partially covered sky with thin transparent clouds the weather
was one of sweltering heat suffered by the people. People’s sudden interest in
artificial rain making thrilled me, in view that no rainy clouds in the sky, to
release the rains.
Sudden change in weather and rain at
Rangareddy Zillah Ibrahimpatnam villages’ gale storm lashed on Tuesday evening
May 07 2013. The Mahaboobhanagar hail storm on Wednesday 8 May 2013, rice and
Mango crop got destroyed with severe loss to the ryots.
Mizoram and
Assam on the Eastern side of India had rains on Saturday, 11 May 2013 creating
a lot of death toll. In Mizoram the Lyputlong area due to heavy rains the hills
slipped with 10 people died and 7 people disappeared. In Izwa another 20 people
injured. Gauhati city also had hill falls injuring one female.
Volcano
On
Tuesday Philippine Volcano erupted killing five and surprised 30 climbers with
sudden explosion of room sized rocks, ash and plumes of smoke jolted the
picturesque mountain.
Thunderbolt Strike
a). On Theater a thunderbolt fell
killing about three people died in Tamil Nadu, on Saturday 11 May 2013, in
local Puddhupeta Road, Tirupatoor on Balamurugan Theater and affected 10
people. On Sunday 12 May 2013 two people died at Hukumpeta Mandal Rangasila
place when 20 Girijans were working in the fields, when sudden gust of wind and
rain downpour started. When Girijans ran for shelter under trees and suddenly
on one tree the thunderbolt struck killing instantly the two Girijans. Six
others injured and one patient condition was serious. Sunday evening Guntur (three
people lost life due to thunderbolt strike), Visakhapatnam (Paderu one student
died due to thunderbolt, Arakuvalley, G. Madugula, Chodavaram Rollgunta and
Narsipatnam and Vijayanagaram (Bobbilli, Salur, Pachipenta, Gajapathinagaram
one Sheppard died, Garividi, Lakkavarapukota, and Srungavarapukota) sudden
gales of windy rain killed about 7 people. Srikakulum, E.Godavari, Krishna,
Prkasam and Kammam Zillah experienced these windy rains. Gurla mandal 20 goats lost life due to
thunderbolt strike.
Jonnalgadda dwajastamba (sacred pillar) collapsed and broken due to the heavy rains. This cyclone moved over to Bangladesh and Burma.
Jonnalgadda dwajastamba (sacred pillar) collapsed and broken due to the heavy rains. This cyclone moved over to Bangladesh and Burma.
b). Mahasen cyclone has hit the coast of AP State on the
evening of Tuesday, 14 May 2013 around 8h30mPM in Visakhapatnam and Muslipatnam
from a distance of 460km moving at a speed of 13kms an hour and there was a
slight shower of rain with considerable gales. It is expected to reach
Bangladesh on 16 May 2013 night. But it affected the Sri Lanka with
seven dead and made 3000 people without shelters. Guntur district Satennapalli
(Gudipudi Sri Chennakesav Swami Temple dwajasthamba fell down), Tenali and
Amaravathi (four work men affected) cities affected by rain on Tuesday 14 May
2013. On Wednesday night May 15, 2013 it is near Paradeep port in Odisha coast
at 360km away. It’s moving at 360km per hour towards Chittagong. Elamanchilli, Machilipatnam and Cheepurpalley
it rained 3cms. Veeraghatam and
Mangalagiri it rained 2cm, and in Therlam, Parvathipuram, Koyyalgudem, Tenali,
Repalli, Gudivada, Araku, Sringavarapukota, Narasipatnam and Komarada 1cm it rained.
AN INTERPRETATION
The two cyclones that bordered
Andhra Pradesh State moved over to Bangladesh starting from region near to
Madras offered a thorough study by the author. The explanation offered was that
the dark
matter ejected from
the Earthquakes of Saturday and subsequent times has driven away the cyclones
of the South India towards inside the Bay of Bengal Ocean and turned them away
to the Bangladesh coast. This is a major explanation of the movement of
cyclones over Bay of Bengal Ocean.
PICTURES CAPTURED BY THE AUTHOR
Fig.2. The attractive bird seen in India.
Fig.3 The biggest water fall Kicharo 741 feet
Fig.6. The Comet of 2013 October to be viewed
Fig.8 On 6 May 2013 at house of Kadiam Brahamayya
the palm leave book
Fig.9 Mexico Teothihuacan ancient city 100BC-700AC and
Serpent Head at a temple in the same city
Fig.10 Golden City Jaiselmare, Rajasthan
in a Golden hue color
Fig.11 The border great city of India in Rajastan
and the Mayan Volcano on Tuesday
Fig.12 Two Cyclones that moved over to Bangladesh
from the Coast of India
CONCLUSIONS
Dry spell in Andhra State with very
little rain has upset many farmers. In India, every day farmers numbering about
2035 leaving as cultivators, as per a report of IAMR December 2012. As a result, about 15 million people would be
shifting to services and industry. The comet ISON dust would spread over with
several meteors falling on the Terrestrial Atmosphere in these months of 2013
year report by NASA on April 10. The two cyclones that bordered Andhra Pradesh
State moved over to Bangladesh starting from region near to Madras offered a
thorough study by the author. The explanation offered was that the dark matter ejected from the Earthquakes
of Saturday and subsequent times has driven away the cyclones of the South
India towards inside the Bay of Bengal Ocean and turned them away to the
Bangladesh coast.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
I am deeply indebted to Late Prof. K.
R. Rao D.Sc. (Madras) D.Sc.(London) of Andhra University, Waltair, who
initiated me for research and to an extreme analytical study using advanced
mathematics and other techniques of computation. Prof Manne Siegbahn and Kai
Siegbahn of Uppsala University and their family was extremely nice towards me
during my stay there in 1964 -1965 and their compliments to Prof K R Rao
D.Sc.(Madras) D.Sc.(London) of “his uncanny abilities” was great resource of
strength.
REFERENCES
My earlier trusciencetrutechnology@blogspot.com
publications made at this blog.
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