16-31 December 2016: Continuous G-Waves Neutron Star TIFR finding, Earthquakes, photovoltaic cells road way in France, Agni-VI multiple Nuclear war devices by India, Typhoon in Phillipines and Sahara Desert Snow fall.

        trusciencetrutechnology@blogspot.com                           Volume 2016, Issue No.12a,  Dt: 16 to 31 December 2016, Time:15:14:20 PM

December  16-31, 2016 : Continuous G-Waves Neutron Star TIFR finding, Earthquakes,   photovoltaic cells road way in France, Agni-VI multiple Nuclear war devices by India,  Typhoon in Phillipines and Sahara Desert Snow fall.                                                    

                                                      by

               Professor Dr. Kotcherlakota Lakshmi Narayana,

M.Sc. (Math. Phys) M.Sc. (Nucl. Phys) Ph. D. (AU), Int. Edu & Res. (Sweden 1964-65) 
DOB:23-07-1940. [Retd. Prof of Physics; Shivaji University, Kolhapur - 416004]
Residential Address: 17- 11-10, Narasimha Ashram, Official Colony,

      Maharanipeta. P. O., Visakhapatnam-530002, A.P. Mobile: 09491902867.

kotcherlakota_l_n@hotmail.com;  lakshminarayana.kotcherlakota@gmail.com

ABSTRACT

                             

            Sydney swelters through hottest December 16, 2016 night on record.  Indian Scientist S. Bhattacharyya, from TIFR with a co-author from MIT, US claims that a neutron star can emit continuously the Gravitational Waves, a break-through finding. A 7.9R earthquake struck Papua New Guinea on Saturday, 17 Dec 2016, but no immediate casualties were reported. The earthquake struck 60 km to the east of Taron, New Ireland, at 8h51m PM local time (1051 GMT) at a depth of some 75 km. Huge dead zone estimated 60,000 sq. km found near Bay of Bengal, an area with no oxygen or just little oxygen, some 10,000 times less than that found in the air-saturated surface waters, and supports microbial processes that remove vast amounts of nitrogen from the ocean. A controversial theory suggests gravity is not a fundamental force of nature at all, but rather an 'emergent phenomenon'. This year the solstice occurs on Wednesday December 21st at 10:44 GMT (Universal time). On Dec 22,  the world's first solar highway has been opened in Normandy France, in the not-very-sunny village of Tourouvre au Perche in Normandy. The roadway is just one kilometre (0.6mi) long, but that still works out at 2,800 square metres of photovoltaic cells. The hurricane force 120mph winds of Storm Barbara have battered on 23 Dec. in UK today even tipping over lorries in the north.  It was said on Dec 24 that the ten Delhi Metro stations to go cashless from January 1, 2017. All these stations have over 70 percent Smart Card users. A typhoon slammed into central Philippines late on Sunday, bringing strong winds and heavy rains and cutting off power, but there were no immediate reports of casualties. Typhoon Nock-ten was packing maximum sustained winds of 115 mph (185 km/h) with gusts up to 140 mph (255 km/h) when it made landfall over Catanduanes province, which was under the highest storm alert, on the Bicol peninsula on Sunday evening. The typhoon made a second landfall over Camarines Sur province, then weakened slightly with winds of 109 mph (175 km/h) but gusts at 180 mph (290 km/h).  Another slight intensity earthquake of 3.5R has jolted Uttarkashi district on Monday 26 Dec 2016, afternoon, fifth tremor in the current month. The quake was mainly felt around Purola tehsil on Uttarkashi-Dehradun border. Earthquake tremors of 3.2 magnitude felt in Mandi, at 05:55 on Dec 27, in Himachal Pradesh. On 27 December 2016 at 12:31 am. M 4.6R, 150km NW of Kota Ternate, Indonesia: Time: 2016-12-26 21:36:34 UTC. 2016-12-27 05:36:34 +08:00 at epicentre: Location: 1.867°N 126.545°E: Depth 34.24 km (21.28 mi).  Shimla a second time within the season of 2016 gets a Snowfall at 09:24 on the 27 Dec. An MIRV payload technically means that a single Agni-VI will be capable of carrying several nuclear warheads, each programmed to hit different targets. In between, the Strategic Forces Command (SFC) is also expected to conducts user-trials of the 4,000-km Agni-IV missile, in the first week of January in India. During the last five days 25 to 31 Dec., the Visakhapatnam city was experiencing very cold weather and the sun light was very meagre and weather remained cloudy, but with the subdued sun light throughout the day. An earthquake 6.2R under water struck on Friday 30 Dec. off the island of Sumbawa, Indonesia.  On 31 Dec 2016 the Visakhapatnam felt very cold but the night temperatures were 1 to 2 degrees higher.    

  

DETAILS
December 16, 2016.

            Sydney swelters through hottest December 16, 2016 night on record. The city's previous hottest December night temperature was recorded on Christmas Day 148 years ago.

NEUTRON STAR
                                             

                                               Fig.1 Neutron Star Continuous G-Waves A New Find

             Indian Scientist S. Bhattacharyya, from TIFR with a co-author from MIT, US claims that a neutron star can emit continuously the Gravitational Waves, a break-through finding. 

December 17, 2016       
    A 7.9 magnitude earthquake struck Papua New Guinea on Saturday, 17 Dec 2016, but no immediate casualties were reported. The earthquake struck 60 km to the east of Taron, New Ireland, at 8h51m PM local time (1051 GMT) at a depth of some 75 km. 

December 19, 2016

Satellites help discover a jet stream in the Earth's core

                 A jet stream within the Earth's molten iron core has been discovered by scientists using the latest satellite data that helps create an 'x-ray' view of the planet. Swarm satellites are providing our sharpest x-ray image yet of the core. We've not only seen this jet stream clearly for the first time, but we understand why it's there. We can explain it as an accelerating band of molten iron circling the North Pole, like the jet stream in the atmosphere, said Dr Livermore, from the School of Earth and Environment at Leeds. Because of the core's remote location under 3,000 kilometres of rock, for many years scientists have studied the Earth's core by measuring the planet's magnetic field, one of the few options available. Previous research had found that changes in the magnetic field indicated that iron in the outer core was moving faster in the northern hemisphere, mostly under Alaska and Siberia. But new data from the Swarm satellites has revealed these changes are actually caused by a jet stream moving at more than 40 kilometres per year. 

Dec. 20, 2016

              Huge dead zone estimated 60,000 sq. km found near Bay of Bengal, an area with no oxygen or just little oxygen, some 10,000 times less than that found in the air-saturated surface waters, and supports microbial processes that remove vast amounts of nitrogen from the ocean. Dead zones are well known off the western coasts of North and South America, off the coast of Namibia and off the west coast of Indian in the Arabian Sea.  

DECEMBER 20, 2016 1:51PM

                   A 5.7 MAGNITUDE earthquake followed by 37 aftershocks rattled Ecuador’s Pacific coast before dawn, causing three deaths and heavy damage to hotels and homes in resort towns. The quake struck in the Pacific off Atacames and was followed by aftershocks registering as high as 4.2, the Geophysical Institute reported. It said the earthquake hit 5.7 after first reporting its magnitude was 5.8. The quakes knocked out electricity in several areas of Esmeraldas but power was later restored. 

GRAVITY NOT FUNDAMENTAL FORCE

            A theory published earlier this year claims our understanding of gravity, that was first proposed by Einstein, could be completely wrong. Now for the first time, this controversial theory has been tested experimentally and has held its ground. An independent study of the distribution of gravity around more than 30,000 galaxies found evidence to back the theory and if confirmed, it could rewrite physics entirely. Professor Erik Verlinde from the University of Amsterdam published the 'Verlinde's hypothesis of gravity', earlier this year. The paper was an attempt to solve the mystery of Dark Matter. When studying stars and galaxies, astronomers have found the forces of gravity appear stronger than expected. The outer regions of galaxies, like our own Milky Way, rotate much faster around the centre than can be accounted for by the quantity of ordinary matter like stars, planets and interstellar gasses. Traditionally, physicists have explained this inconsistency by assuming there must be something else out there we cannot see called dark matter. Dark Matter particles have never been observed, despite many efforts to detect them, and astronomers currently infer their presence through observing certain gravitational effects on the matter we can see. Professor Verlinde says we need to rethink gravity, removing Dark Matter from the equation completely. To do so, his controversial theory suggests gravity is not a fundamental force of nature at all, but rather an 'emergent phenomenon'. 

December 21, 2016

Fig.2 The Dec 21-22, 2016 the winter solstice 

on Dec 21 at 10:44 GMT

                This year the solstice occurs on Wednesday December 21, at 10:44 GMT (Universal time). The winter solstice happens every year when the Sun reaches its most southerly declination of -23.5 degrees. In other words, when the North Pole is tilted farthest, 23.5 degrees, away from the Sun, delivering the fewest hours of sunlight of the year.

Fig.3 Worldover low Temperatures 2016 

THE EXHIBITION IN 2017 OF 19 CENTURY INDIA.

Fig.3a Photo 0853 First authentic geographical map of  India

 in the Third Mysore War against Tipu Sultan by Colin Mackenzie with

the help of Kavali Venkata Burriah expert in Telugu,

Tamil, Kannada, and Sanskrit .jpg

                                             

                           Fig.3b  The Colin Mackenzie with the help of 

                          Kavali Venkata Burriah expert in Telugu, Tamil, Kannada and Sanskrit. 
             KVBurriah untimely death in 1803 his younger brother Kavali Lakshmaiah took over charge with another expert assistant Melur Dharmaiah (expert reading Hale old) in Kannada. The number of inscriptions were 8000,  in 13 languages, including Burmese, Javanese (1500), local tracks Sthalapuranams 2159, with annals or Ballads about 2000, with English translations in 75 volumes. The maps and drawings number precisely 2630 plus 79 plans. Coins in Gold, Silver, Copper were about 6000. The exquisite icons, and sculptures were 146. He visited the site of Vijayanagar empire in 1799 got few water color paintings from Hampi of the monuments. He moved in a ship Sophin to Calcutta along with Kavali Lakshmaiah, died on 8 May 1821. Entire collection was purchased for Rs. one lakh by Government from his wife. The entire collection was dispatched in 1823-33 in batches. The collection and returned palm leaves material would be exhibited in 2017 at Lewis Castle.

SANKARACHARYA, BUDDHA AND KAABALIKAS
                         Sankara’s time marked the ascendancy of the Buddhists and the Kaabalikas. (Refer Sankara’s Lakshmi Narasimha Karavalamba Stotram). Even Nammazhwar refers to the avatara of Buddha as a mask put on by Vishnu in order to sow the seeds of doubt, dissension and heresy amongst non-believers as a chastisement for their folly and subsequent redemption. (Kalla Vedam Pugundhu, Chapter 5 10-4- Thiruvaimozhi).

Fig.4   The Rainbow double 

Photo 0830  on 21  Dec 2016 at 11.15 AM .jpg

VISAKHAPATNAM WINTER TEMPERATURES
                  During the last four days from Sunday 18 to Wednesday, 21, 2016 the recorded temperatures lowest are 17.8C, 16.8C, 16.4C, 15.8C respectively. Sky is clear and city facing the North Winds touching the Andhra Pradesh the reason why the weather is cold. Lambasingha recorded 3 C on all the four days from18 to 21 Dec. 2016.  On the night of 21 Dec 2016 at Visakhapatnam there was a shower of few drops of rain around 7 PM. Light rain occurred at a few places over Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Kerala. Minimum temperatures were recorded below normal at many places over Odisha, Chhattisgarh, Vidarbha and a few places over Jammu and Kashmir. Delhi recorded from 9 C to 23 C varied slightly from 18 to 21 December 2016.

Dec 22, 2016 at 7:5 PM ET

                     World's First Solar Road Opens in Normandy, France. The world's first solar highway has been opened in France, in the not-very-sunny village of Tourouvre au Perche in Normandy. The roadway is just one kilometre (0.6mi) long, but that still works out at 2,800 square metres of photovoltaic cells, enough, hopefully, to power the village's street lights. The road was built by Colas, a large Anglo-French construction company. Colas has apparently been working on its own solar road tech, called Wattway, for at least five years.  Wattway has been tested in car parks, but this is the first time it has been used on an active road. There will now be a two-year test period, to see if Wattway can withstand the rigour of being pounded by thousands of cars and trucks per day, and whether it can actually provide a useful amount of electricity.

Fig.  Solar Road in Normandy France Dec.22, 2016

Dec. 22, 2016: 8 hrs ago: (now 02:26 AM)

Fig.5 The surprising snow fall in Sahara desert on Dec 22, 2016

              Most of Britain may not see a white Christmas this year, but the SAHARA could after snow fell on the desert for only the second time, in living memory. Red sands turned white as icy flakes fell near the small Algerian town of Ain Sefra yesterday afternoon. The last time snow fell on the dunes of the Sahara, the world's largest hot desert, was 37 years ago. The amazing sight was documented in pictures by amateur photographer Karim Bouchetata. Snow was last seen in Ain Sefra, known as the Gateway to the Desert, on February 18, 1979. Then, the snow storm lasted just half an hour. But this time flakes stayed for about day in the town, which is around 1,000 metres above sea level and surrounded by the Atlas Mountains.

23 Dec 2016 
             THE HURRICANE force 120mph winds of Storm Barbara have battered on 23 Dec., the UK ahead of Christmas today even tipping over lorries in the north.   

                      

December 24, 2016 9:29 am

               Ten Delhi Metro stations to go cashless from January 1, 2017. All these stations have over 70 percent Smart Card users.

EARTH'S CRUST 

                  In what is being described as a kind of 'jet stream' of molten iron surging 3000 km below the surface, scientists have come a lot closer to understanding the earth's crust. The discovery was made by a trio of European Space Agency’s Swarm satellites that mapped the earth's magnetic field to collect data. This stream, reported to be about 420-km wide, is currently flowing westwards below Alaska and Siberia.

Sunday 25 Dec. 2016: MANILA:       A typhoon slammed into central Philippines late on Sunday, bringing strong winds and heavy rains and cutting off power, but there were no immediate reports of casualties. Typhoon Nock-ten was packing maximum sustained winds of 115 mph (185 kph) with gusts up to 140 mph (255 kph) when it made landfall over Catanduanes province, which was under the highest storm alert, on the Bicol peninsula on Sunday evening.The typhoon made a second landfall over Camarines Sur province, then weakened slightly with winds of 109 mph (175 kph) but gusts at 180 mph (290 kph). About 20 major typhoons pass through the Philippines each year. Since 1948, at least seven have hit during the Christmas period. 

Dec. 25, 2016

Fig.6 Even Brahmin houses have these huts for guests.

                  Traditional round house giving way to concrete structures in North Coastal Andhra Pradesh India, which were common in villages about two decades ago. They were in existence since 5000 years ago. Roofs of these houses were made with wood and mud. The floors are padded with cow dung mixed with Margossa leaf paste and turmeric to ensure that the problem of a pest attack would never arise. 

                     25 Dec 2016: Adelaide is having its hottest Christmas Day in decades and has become the hottest capital city in Australia. The Bureau of Meteorology says the temperature in the South Australian city reached 41.3C (106.3F) at 3.50pm.

SANTIAGO, Chile, Dec., 25, 2016 at 11:29 AM ET 

                      A powerful earthquake shook southern Chile on Sunday, prompting officials to order an evacuation of coastal areas to guard against a possible tsunami. The U.S. Geological Survey put the quake's magnitude at 7.6 and said it struck at 11:22 a.m. local time near the southern tip of Chiloe Island, about 25 miles south-southwest of Puerto Quello and at a depth of 22 miles. The area, some 800 miles south of the capital of Santiago, is relatively sparsely populated. 

Almost exactly six months after the Nepal earthquake that killed nearly 10,000 people, an earthquake of similar magnitude hit north-west Afghanistan today, tremors of which were felt through most of north India, including New Delhi. Today’s earthquake, measured 7.5 on the Richter scale, had its epicentre at a place about 50 km southwest of the city of Jarm near Afghanistan’s border with Tajikistan. The place is about 254 km north-east of Kabul. The earthquake originated about 210 km below the earth’s surface. 

Monday 26 December 2016 14:19, UK,

Stunning waterfalls on Uluru after freak storm hits the Australian rock: Tuesday 4:24 AM

Fig.7 Stunning waterfalls on Uluru 

after freak storm hits the Australian rock.

                    Uluru, formerly known as Ayers Rock, lies 208 miles (335km) from the nearest large town, Alice Springs, and is sacred to the Pitjantjatjara Anangu, the Aboriginal people of the area. Described as a once-in-50-year event by the Australian Bureau of Meteorology, the downpour was photographed by school teachers Bianca and Lee Hewes. A typhoon slammed into central Philippines late on Sunday, bringing strong winds and heavy rains and cutting off power, but there were no immediate reports of casualties. Typhoon Nock-ten was packing maximum sustained winds of 115 mph (185 kph) with gusts up to 140 mph (255 kph) when it made landfall over Catanduanes province, which was under the highest storm alert, on the Bicol peninsula on Sunday evening.The typhoon made a second landfall over Camarines Sur province, then weakened slightly with winds of 109 mph (175 kph) but gusts at 180 mph (290 kph).

DEHRADUN
            Another slight intensity earthquake of 3.5R Scale has jolted Uttarkashi district on Monday 26 Dec 2016, afternoon fifth tremor in the current month. The quake was mainly felt around Purola tehsil on Uttarkashi-Dehradun border. The IMD said that the epicentre of the earthquake was around Dehradun with 30.8 North latitude and 77.9 East longitude.

Tuesday, December 27, 2016: 05:55: 

Earthquake tremors of 3.2 magnitude felt in Mandi, at 05:55 on Dec 27, in Himachal Pradesh.

27 December 2016 | 12:31 am. 

M 4.6R 150km NW of Kota Ternate, Indonesia: Time: 2016-12-26 21:36:34 UTC.

2016-12-27 05:36:34 +08:00 at epicentre: Location: 1.867°N 126.545°E: Depth 34.24 km (21.28 mi) 

Tuesday, December 27, 2016 - 10:22

               According to reports, the soon-to-be-launched Agni-VI missile will be armed with manoeuvring warheads or intelligent re-entry vehicles to defeat enemy defence systems or MIRVs (multiple independently targetable re-entry vehicles). An MIRV payload technically means that a single Agni-VI will be capable of carrying several nuclear warheads, each programmed to hit different targets. In between, the Strategic Forces Command (SFC) is also expected to conducts user-trials of the 4,000-km Agni-IV missile, in the first week of January. 

Dehradun (Uttarakhand) Tuesday, December 27, 2016 - 09:24

Fig.8 Simla a second time within the season of 2016 Snowfall 

                             After snowfall and rain, mercury dipped in Uttarakhand and many areas in the state were swept by icy winds. The state had a White Christmas on Sunday and four Himalayan shrines of Badrinath and Kedarnath received the season`s first snowfall, even as the plains including Haridwar, Udham Singh Nagar and adjoining areas were lashed by light drizzle. 

                       It was a sunny day in many areas including Dehradun but by the evening, Dec. 27, 2016, temperature again dipped and icy winds compelled people to remain indoors. On the higher reaches, mercury dropped by six notches while it came down by three degrees Celsius in the plains. There was light snowfall in higher reaches and ground frost occurred in some hilly parts but weather will remain dry in most parts of the state.

December 28, 2016, 7:32 PM IST

             Tokyo: A strong earthquake struck northeast of Tokyo on Wednesday but there was no fear of a tsunami, Japan's meteorological agency said. It put the magnitude at 6.3, while the US Geological Survey measured it at 5.9. The quake struck at a shallow depth of 10 kilometres, 18 km north-northeast of the town of Daigo.

December 28, 2016, 7:31 AM IST

             Bucharest: An earthquake hit eastern Romania early on Wednesday, shaking the capital Bucharest, seismologists said, but there were no immediate reports of damage or casualties. Romania's National Institute for Earth Physics put the quake at magnitude 5.2R, while the USGS gave it a magnitude of 5.6R. The epicentre was in the seismic region of Vrancea at a depth of 100 kilometres (60 miles) and the quake hit around 1:20 AM (local time).

VISAKHAPATNAM 25 Dec to 31 Dec 2016.

                  During the last five days the city was experiencing very cold weather and the sun light was very meagre and weather remained cloudy, but with the subdued sun light throughout the day.

Friday 30 Dec. 2016

JAKARTA/SYDNEY An earthquake of intensity 6.2R struck on Friday 30 Dec. off the island of Sumbawa in eastern Indonesia. The undersea quake was felt strongly in the area and some surrounding islands including the resort of Bali.  The epicentre of the quake, initially measured as 6.4R, was 71 km (44 miles) south of Raba city and at a depth of 72 km (44 miles) below the seabed.
Saturday 31 Dec 2016
            

                                                      

Fig.10 The Blazing Sun but with no heat on the cold

afternoon at 04:46 PM on Dec 31, 2016 Photo 0856.jpg

                                                                         

                                                                 

 Fig.11 Photo 0857.jpg at 17 11 PM on 31 Dec 2016.

The young girls drawing the artistic display

in front of the house in Muralinagar on this auspicious.

Fig. 12 Photo 0858.jpg on Dec 31 at 06:01 PM

showing the Shukra Planet and the crescent Moon.

                From the Bay of Bengal the smoky-like fog settled in Visakhapatnam with the eastern winds. From the north cold winds blowing the fog and till 10 AM in the morning on 31 Dec 2016, visibility fell down drastically. The visibility was reduced considerably but not as bad as in England.  Night temperatures are above one to two degrees higher in Andhra Pradesh.

ENGLAND: A blanket of heavy fog covering the South East on Saturday 31 Dec at 10:43 AM morning with visibility in the morning could be as low as 100 yards (metres) after the lingering, freezing fog spread further overnight.

NEW YEAR'S EVENING A COMET

Fig.9 The Comet C/2013 US10  on Jan 1, 2017 

                 On New Year's day evening the comet C/2013 US10  will pass a mere 0.5 degrees, about the width of the moon, to the west of Arcturus.  Arcturus serve as your guide to find the faint, fuzzy patch of Comet Catalina.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

                The author is deeply indebted to Late Prof. K. R. Rao D.Sc. (Madras) D.Sc. (London).  The author also expresses his gratitude to him for the inspiration and constant guidance provided for his research and investigations. A summary of all his disciples, to his knowledge, and list of publications are listed by the present author and is available on INTERNET. (His lifetime: 1899 Sept. 9 early morning to 1972 June 20 at 9:10 AM). He initiated several researches in wide variety of subjects, and earned respect from the several followers. Hundreds of his research students are well-spread over many countries. 

REFERENCES
1. TRU Literary works: GRAVITON RIPPLES: 

No.15: A Science-Facts Episodes: By Prof. Dr. Kotcherlakota Lakshmi Narayana,

PRESENT TRU Literary Works: ‘GRAVITON RIPPLES’ Dated 04 September 2016: Time 17:26:18 PM IST: by Professor Dr. Kotcherlakota Lakshmi Narayana.  17-11-10, Narasimha Ashram, Official Colony, Maharanipeta. P.O., Visakhapatnam-530002, AP, India. 

ABSTRACT:  Hindu discoverers, identified the Gravity (Gurutva Akarshana) by observing the fall off a Coconut, from the tree near the beach shore of an Ocean, to postulate the existence of a Shakti (force), termed the centric that holds the world. They haven’t identified mass as a means of the attractive spectacle. Moreover, they asserted the Shakti in terms of time, it takes for the Coconut to fall down from the tree. Of course, Newton thought of a falling apple on the ground. The difference between them is presence of an Ocean! And the time of fall. Gurutva Akarshana Shakti, is what Hindu originators, termed it. “Graviton Ripples” is a subject by itself, devoid of the thoughts of usual Gravitation and its manifestations. Projection of it as an independent entity, though being a part of Gravitation that holds the entire universe is a marvellous departure from the conventional notion of Gravitation and its existence. Gravitational Waves, devoid of Einstein thoughts, is a presently an astounding feature in literature, and many experiments are being devised and studied, in recent times to ascertain the happenings in the Galaxy medium. Conversion of the combination of Black Holes, within fraction of a second, to newer stupendous objects and release of mass-energy has been observed by eminent scientists’ world over. Newer findings are being reported in literature. Gravity disturbances, the present author feels, as the aftershocks following a major Earthquake. Are these in fact Gravity Ripples? Do these ripples traverse the outside universe as well? Microgravity in space, has it any connection, with the happenings in the universe elsewhere? Solid State Earthquakes and the free enterprise of the Gravity Ripples, have anything common in their occurrence? In my opinion “Gravity Ripples” differ from Gravitational Waves. It is bizarre thought to relate topological rangadhama quanta high Tc superconductivity with the gravity disturbances on the earth or earth-like bodies in the universe. The time scales of happenings on the earth or earth-like objects for the topological R-quanta and superconductivity, need to be addressed carefully, since the disturbances do have a slow moving earthly materials.

2. TRU Literary works GAYATRI MANTRA, WATER AND ANCIENT HINDU UNIVERSITIES: A Science-Facts Episodes: No.16: Professor Dr. Kotcherlakota Lakshmi Narayana:    PRESENT TRU Literary Works: GAYATRI, WATER AND ANCIENT HINDU UNIVERSITIES.: by Professor Dr. Kotcherlakota Lakshmi Narayana, M.Sc. Mathematical Physics, M.Sc. Nuclear Physics,  Ph. D (Physics),  17-11-10, Narasimha Ashram, Official Colony, Maharanipeta. P.O., Visakhapatnam - 530002, AP, India. Mobile No. 9491902867. ABSTRACT: The part: A presents details of Gayatri Mantra, part: B gives details of Hot and Cold springs, part: C elaborates on recent finds on water and part: D enumerates on Ancient Universities of Hindu and Buddhist thought.