Second Half of January 2015 Weather, Robotics, Radio waves from mysterious source, etc reports.

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Volume 2015, Issue No.1, January 16th,  2015, Time: 07h08mAM.

Second Half of January 2015 Weather,

Robotics, Radio waves from mysterious source,  

etc reports.

                        

by

Professor Dr. Kotcherlakota Lakshmi Narayana,

[Retd. Prof. of Physics, SU, Kolhapur-416004],

17-11-10, Narasimha Ashram, Official Colony,

Maharanipeta. P. O, Visakhapatnam-530002.

Cell no: 09491902867.

ABSTRACT

                Edmund Harriss discovered a delightful fractal curve that no one had ever drawn before. See the publications, by the present author on Sunday, January 11, 2015, 1. ANTI-INTEGRAL AND ANTI-HALF INTEGRAL FORMALISM FOR SPIN HALF TO SPIN FOUR ENTITIES and 2. GRAVITON AND SPACE-TIME INTERACTION PRODUCTION OF PIONS, NEW GAMMAS AND THEIR ANTI-PARTICLES. by KLN trusciencetrutechnology@blogspot.com, Volume 2015, Issue No.1, January 11th, 2015, Time:7h49m PM  [see also TRUWIZ 115, dated 9^th  September 2014, Q102] On Sunday Jan 18^th,  Lambasingi recorded zero degrees for the third time during this winter season of 2015. Come what may I will not allow any disruption in River Interlinking. I will give my life and Ganga will remain alive said Uma Bharti, Union Minister on Monday 19^th. JSPL TECH, for Harvard, It uses locally available abundant high-ash content coal, for the first time in the world, to make steel devoid of imported coking coal. Coal gasification has immense potential. News Dt.19 Jan 2015. The reverse side of a iceberg revealed a translucent blue that’s completely free of snow and debris, colossal Ice contains air bubbles that diffuse all color wavelengths in the same amount, making the ice look white. Daily wages in Sikkim raised by 10% uplifted for labor. I happened to meet today 20^th January, 2015 around 5 to 6 PM, Shri  Krishna Rao, Shreya skkr,  Skk Son and Son-in-law, at Opposite AU out-gate street at their residence, of descendents of Shri Vasanta Rao Brahmaji Rao, erstwhile Lawyer in Viziayanagaram, a close friend and devotee of Prof. K. R. Rao D.Sc. (Madras) D.Sc. (London). Jan 20^th: Breakthrough by A-SET Training & Research Institute, New Delhi would enable sitting in Mumbai to see what happening in all offices abroad claims a family owned business the largest investor in Robotics in India. A sharp flash of radio waves from a mysterious source up to 5.5 billion light years from the Earth detected. Bombs were detonated at the rate of one every 9.6 days until 1988. Earth crossed four out of nine planetary boundaries, such as climate change, loss of biosphere integrity, land systems change, altered biogeochemical cycles (phosphorus and nitrogen) and these transgressions led to destabilization of global environment. Light rains Wednesday 21^st lashed most of the places in Punjab and Haryana, intensifying the cold wave conditions in both the states. Since 22^nd and 23^rd January the hot weather has picked up in Visakhapatnam. January 24^th morning Gravity Waves were observed at Visakhapatnam sequel to changes of weather worldwide. World over water levels are increasing at an alarming rate. January 25^th, 26^th and 27^th President of USA Barack Obama visited India with the first Lady of USA and observed the Republic Day Parade of India along with the President of India. Modi and I are interested in smart regulation.  His visit was cut short, in India to visit a foreign country. The author, finds that the Dark Matter has a stint of very many colors of the EM spectrum concealed, a feature not projected to-date by any Scientist. This constitutes a major breakthrough of the DARK MATTER and leads to enormous literature world over.

KEY WORDS: President Barack Obama, breakthrough by USA, NASA finds, golden ratio, concept of graviton, negative polarity solar wind stream, Dark Matter EM spectrum concealed breakthrough,

INTRODUCTION

Snow has covered upland areas of Tabuk province near Saudi Arabia's border with Jordan for the third consecutive year as cold weather swept across the Middle East. Harsh winter conditions in the Middle East have made life a misery for millions of people, and children suffering.

January 16, 2015: NASA

            The year 2014 ranks as Earth's warmest since 1880, according to two separate analyses by NASA and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) scientists. The 10 warmest years in the instrumental record, with the exception of 1998, have now occurred since 2000. This trend continues a long-term warming of the planet, according to an analysis of surface temperature measurements. Earth’s average temperature was 58.32 ⁰F(14.68⁰C) in the year 2014.

January 16, 2015: City College of New York

Researchers have successfully demonstrated how to both enhance light emission and capture light from metamaterials embedded with light emitting nano-crystals. The breakthrough could lead to a range of applications including ultrafast LEDs, nano-scale lasers and efficient single photon sources.

The quest to see China’s extraordinary frozen fog:

15 January 2015 

         From late November to early March, dazzlingly white ice crystals form on the trees along the city’s Songhua River. Giving trees the appearance that they’ve been carefully dusted with sugar, these crystals form only when fog freezes.  When fog forms below 0⁰C, its super-cooled water droplets remain liquid, even though the temperature is below freezing. But as soon as the droplets brush something solid such as a tree branch, they freeze instantly. Tiny ice granules build up, growing into feathery white forms known as rime.  For rime to occur, it needs a combination of cold climate, sufficient airborne moisture and clear skies overhead. Typically this happens in the interior of large continents, in a protected river valley or on mountain slopes shrouded in mist. Located at a latitude of 44 degrees north and some 350km inland, Jilin’s geography is ideal for the formation of rime. Despite air temperatures sometimes dipping as low as -32⁰C, a hydropower dam on the city’s river keeps the water flowing, which in turn encourages the creation of milky white freezing fog.

COLD WEATHER NORTH INDIA

          Jan 16 (ANI): Cold wave unabated in North, toll crosses 200 in Uttar Pradesh

Lucknow/ Srinagar/ Jaipur : Jan 16, 2015, DHNS:  Northern India continues to reel under cold weather conditions. Normal life has been disrupted in many northern states due to thick fog and extreme cold. Dense fog has been reported in most of Northern India which directly affected several train and flight services. People were seen sitting near bonfires to keep themselves warm. The sudden dip in temperatures is said to have been caused by snowfall in upper regions of northern India and has adversely impacted the upper half of the country. Temperature in hill town of Shimla in Himachal Pradesh has dropped below zero degree due to the snowfall. Snowfall in states like Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh has a direct impact in other northern states like Punjab, Haryana, Delhi and Uttar Pradesh.

Tacloban (Philippines), Jan 17, 2015 (AFP)

        Pope Francis was forced today to flee a fierce storm in the Philippines that killed a papal volunteer, cutting short a mercy mission to weeping survivors of a catastrophic super typhoon-ravaged central Philippine city of Tacloban.

The golden ratio has spawned a beautiful new curve

 

Inspired by the golden ratio, mathematician Edmund Harriss discovered a delightful fractal curve that no one had ever drawn before. But it’s not just a pretty picture, it contains some lovely theory and brings the golden ratio into a family of perfect proportions.

Fig.1 Fractal Curve of Golden Ratio.

NEWTON BIG g:

          Newton predicted big g, but it wasn’t until 1798, 71 years after his death, that Henry Cavendish actually measured the thing. Cavendish’s figure for g was just a hair off of the currently accepted value of 6.693(34) × 10⁻¹¹ m³s²/kg, the result of atom interferometer experiments done in 2007. Concept of Graviton has been radically changed and its association with Pion and a new Gamma has been presented. [SEE BELOW AUTHOR’S WORK].

AUTHOR’S ISC PUBLICATIONS

                                  [see the publications by the present author on Sunday, January 11, 2015, 1. ANTI-INTEGRAL AND ANTI-HALF INTEGRAL FORMALISM FOR SPIN HALF TO SPIN FOUR ENTITIES and 2. GRAVITON AND SPACE-TIME INTERACTION PRODUCTION OF PIONS, NEW GAMMAS AND THEIR ANTI-PARTICLES. by KLN trusciencetrutechnology@blogspot.com, Volume 2015, Issue No.1, January 11th, 2015, Time:7h49m PM. The papers were displayed between 2h30mPM to 5h30mPM on 5^th January at Mumbai University, Physics Department venue of the Ind. Sci. Cong 2015]

Fig.1a   Certificate of Presentation of the two papers by the author at

Ind. Sci. Cong. 2015 on 5^th January 2015

at Physics Department, University of Mumbai.

 [see also TRUWIZ 115, dated 9^th  September 2014, Q102. A completely new view of the space-time structure its involvement with the Gravitons is envisaged and presented to account for terrestrial atmosphere presence of Pions, new Photons and new Anti-Photons. The diagrammatic approach to evaluate the matrix elements is given. The new current matrix elements of the graviton, with one - Pion state, ⊞ (sum) new gamma, yields new mathematics of new Algebra].

THE ORION

           The Orion and nearby stars are seen in the sky, at Visakhapatnam, Maharanipeta residence in town lights on the evening of January 18.

Fig.2 The Hunter Orion on Jan 18 2015 Visakhapatnam.

LAMBASINGI RECORDS ZERO DEGREE THIRD TIME

          On Sunday Jan 18^th,  Lambasingi recorded zero degrees for the third time during this winter season of 2015. Author’s publication on his blogspot.com for the first fortnight of January presented a world picture of mishaps of weather.

                                      Fig.3 Lambasingi recorded zero degrees.

Monday 19, 2015 Deccan Chronicle

          Come what may I will not allow any disruption in River Interlinking. I will give my life and Ganga will remain alive [Uma Bharti, Union Minister].

Centre has identified 101 Rivers to be converted into water ways [Nitin Gadkari Minister of Road transport, highways and shipping] which are much cheaper mode of transport, Inland waterways comprising rivers, lakes, canals, creeks, backwaters etc. extend to about 14,500 km in the country. However, potential of this mode of transport has not been fully exploited so far. promote water transportation where transportation cost is barely 50paise a km in comparison to Re 1 by railways and Rs 1.5 a km through roads. National Waterways, include Ganga-Bhagirathi-Hooghly river system (Allahabad-Haldia-1620 km); river Brahmaputra (Dhubri-Sadiya-891 km); West Coast Canal (Kottapuram-Kollam) along with Udyogmandal and Champakara Canals-(205 km); Kakinada-Puducherry canals along with Godavari and Krishna rivers (1078 km) and East Coast Canal integrated with Brahmani river and Mahanadi delta rivers (588 km).

JSPL TECH FOR HARVARD : News Dt.19 Jan 2015.

          Harvard University Scientists and students visited, during a three day trip to India,  Jindal Steel & Power Ltd., coal based pollution free sponge iron and steel-making facilities at ANGUL. First, to create the energy efficient and environment friendly production of steel for Direct Reduced Iron adopting the route CGP and DRI [produces cold/hot gas] uses synthesis gas (Syn Gas) from CGP. It uses locally available abundant high-ash content coal, for the first time in the world, to make steel devoid of imported coking coal. Coal gasification has immense potential, first time in world, for countries like India.

ICEBERG FLIP LAST MONTH

         

            The reverse side of a iceberg revealed a translucent blue that’s completely free of snow and debris, colossal Ice contains air bubbles that diffuse all color wavelengths in the same amount, making the ice look white. Most icebergs are below the surface and a flip is extremely rare event. Flips may cause even tsunamis.

VISAKHAPATNAM UNUSUAL WEATHER OF SANKRANTHI

          The town witnessed an usual weather of Hot Summer from 11AM to hardly 4.00PM, during the Sankranti festival days then throughout the night and early morning it was a biting cold weather.

Union Minister Rajnath Singh 

          The union Minister said ancient Indian contributions to Astronomy, Science and Mathematics is unparalleled and forefathers were far ahead of the west in their own way of intellectual enterprise considerably different from the west. He told at the convocation of Lucknow University on January 19^th 2015, to inculcate traditional values.

SIKKIM 10% HIKE IN WAGES

          Daily wages in Sikkim raised by 10% uplifted labor to Rs.220, semi-skilled Rs.242, skilled Rs.275, highly skilled at Rs.319. Higher wages for high altitudes 8001ft to 12000ft, 50% more, 12001ft to 16000ft 75% more and above 16000ft double the normal wages.

ANTI-CYCLONE WEATHER 

            The city is experiencing an unusual weather and cold winter is troubling residents in Visakhapatnam. To-day 20^th Jan 2015 weather is cloudy and very cool. In Agency and the plain areas of North Andhra districts reeling under the unusual cold spell. Winds are moving in low-pressure North Telangana, North AP and coastal districts of AP experiencing the severe cold compared to previous years.

            Punjab and Haryana on Monday affected by bad weather of biting cold coupled with thick blanket of fog that disturbed normal life and transport facilities. It has hit the flight operations. Trains were running late. 

SELF DRIVING CARS

        Jan 19^th: Ryan Wolcott’s technology allows a self-driving car to determine its position using a single video-camera for navigation system, building a system out of graphics processing technology, has tested the system at Ann Arbor.

JANUARY 20^th

            The day was very hot during 11AM to 4.30PM when it cooled and not much winter cold.

VASANTA RAO BRAHMAJI RAO descendents

          I happened to meet today 20^th January, 2015 around 5 to 6 PM, Shri  Krishna Rao, Shreya skkr,  Skk Son and Son-in-law, at Opposite AU out-gate street at their residence, of descendents of Shri Vasanta Rao Brahmaji Rao erstwhile lawyer in Vijayanagaram, a close friend and devotee of Prof. K. R. Rao D.Sc. (Madras) D.Sc. (London). It appears Shri Krishna Rao visited the Professor at his residence in Narasimha Ashram along with Brahmaji Rao, to hand over the Agricultural Land Papers of Gajapathinagaram, Venkatapuram etc., to hand over papers and legal documents of these lands.

Fig.4  

20^th January 2015 : Australia 

El Nino, a warming of sea-surface temperatures in the Pacific  can prompt drought in Southeast Asia and Australia and heavy rains in South America, hitting production of food such as rice, wheat and sugar.

RECORD WARMTH

       Record warmth was spread around the world. The globally averaged temperature over land and ocean surfaces for 2014 was the highest among all years since record keeping began in 1880. The 10 hottest years recorded have all occurred since the year 2000. The 2014 record, said the agencies, was driven by the world ocean, the planet’s great repository of heat. Temperatures at the sea surface have never been hotter than in 2014, in recorded human history. Temperatures over land were not actually record breaking (although they were in some places, such as Britain), but the ocean’s warmth overwhelmed that.

BUDDHISTS RELICS IN NORTH ANDHRA.

          News Dt.20^th January: In Rakasimetta there exists a four terraced  stupa made of un-burnt bricks like those used in Mohenjo Daro. Sangameswara swamy temple in Chodavaram belongs to Matsya Period has acquisitively decorated pillars with inscriptions on them. In three districts of North Andhra lie hundreds of Buddhist relics unexplored, unexcavated and unprotected. They existed between 3^rd BC to 3^rd AC nearly for a period of 600years. In Gudivadakonda rock cut caves exist that were discovered recently. Most relics exist on hill tops.

SOLAR PLANE ROUND THE WORLD

          With flight speeds of 50-100km(30-60miles) per hour round the world trip would take five months, Si2 Solar plane  set to go at the end of February. Has a wider wingspan than a Boeing 747 but weighs as much as a family 4x4. Will land in 12 destination over a 35000km including a five day trip above Pacific Ocean without a drop of fuel.

ROBOTIC TELEPRESENCE

          Jan 20^th: Breakthrough by A-SET Training & Research Institute, New Delhi would enable sitting in Mumbai to see what happening in all offices abroad claims a family owned business the largest investor in Robotics in India. 

Fig.5 Robot telepresence an India invention Photo3094

BLOOMING FLOWERS 

            Neela Kuranji (strobilanthes kunthianus)found in Shola forest of Western Ghats and Nilgiri Hills of South India. This happens regularly after 12 years for Neela Kuranji, both flowering and seed formation and then it dies. 

 Fig.6 Flowers of Neela Kuranji in Western Ghats in January 2015.

Interestingly certain Bamboo s bloom once in hundred years time.

MYSTERY SOURCE OF Radio Waves Detected

            A sharp flash of radio waves from a mysterious source up to 5.5 billion light years from the Earth detected.

WHY STARS FEAST AND  FAST

          SGXT is a type of binary star revolving each other, but one partner is a big bright star and the other is a highly condensed dark companion, possibly a black hole or a neutron star, that attracts mass from the bright star. Varun Bhalerao of IUCAA, Pune, published in Monthly Notices of Royal Astronomical Society, suggested that feasting and fasting of actual star-pair IGR J1544-2619,  an example of SGXT, located at 12000 light years away from Earth, contains a super giant star 25 times the Sun and a compressed dead partner about twice the mass of Sun, but compressed to a diameter of 30kms, rotating in just 4.9 days about each other. One theory is that the large star gives out a clumpy wind, when it hits the dense star it glows. The other theory is that the dense star has a magnetic fie ld, serves as a barrier to the wind that would dam the wind, until the pressure builds up and breaks the dam, sudden fall of matter on the compact star would cause it to glow. During his Ph. D at Caltech he built NuStar detectors that are sensitive to Hard X-rays similar to x-rays used in Hospitals for diagnosis.

BOMBS DETONATED ONE EVERY 9.6 DAYS UNTIL 1988

          Mid 20^th century great acceleration of Atom Bombs spurred global average temperature by 0.9⁰C. First bomb at Alamogordo on 16 July 1945, followed by two Atomic Bombs in August 1945 in Japan at Hiroshima and Nagasaki, released radioactive isotopes that spread over the worldwide and entered sedimentary rocks. Other bombs were detonated at the rate of one every 9.6 days until 1988. Earth crossed four out of nine planetary boundaries, such as climate change, loss of biosphere integrity, land systems change, altered biogeochemical cycles(phosphorus and nitrogen) and these transgressions led to destabilization of global environment.

Mysuru, Jan 21, 2015, DHNS:

Ancient tunnel unearthed in Mysuru

         

              An ancient tunnel was discovered on Tuesday near Vishwamanava Park at Gun House circle in Mysuru. The tunnel was unearthed while laying new sewer drains. Since then curious people have been thronging to the spot. The tunnel, which is touted to be at least 150-years-old, is at least 5-5.5 feet in height and constructed using bricks and lime mortar. The members of Archaeology department could only walk inside the tunnel up to 10-15 feet from the entrance as mud, dirt and rocks are blocking the way further. However, they said that the tunnel was in good condition. It is to be seen, whether the tunnel connects to the Mysore Palace, which is just 500 meters from the Gun House circle.

                   Fig.7 Tunnel link from Gun Foundry to Mysore Palace.

22 Jan 2015 :By Leon Siciliano,

4:34PM GMT 22 Jan 2015

A webcam in Mexico has captured the moment that the Colima volcano erupted violently. The blast happened at 9.13am Wednesday morning, local time. The Colima volcano is an active strato-volcano which has erupted several times over recent weeks. Footage shows an ash cloud shoot at least 13,000 feet from the volcano high into the air above the Colima vicinity. Local authorities have said there is not a risk to the population living in the area, which is in southwestern Mexico.

Fig.7a  A sudden eruption of the volcano in Mexico.

 ARTIFICIAL PANCREAS AUSTRALIA

            Jan22nd : A device for a four year old boy fitted with artificial pancreas to predict low levels of glucose thus predicting hypo-glycaemia  and stop insulin delivery, 

HOT WEATHER SET IN VISAKHAPATNAM

             The 21^st happens to be a very chilly morning and the Sun shine was moderate. Since 22^nd January morning the hot weather has picked up in Visakhapatnam and people started wearing clothes without the overcoats etc.        The evening was not that much cold and the summer season has practically set in Visakhapatnam with evening Sun light extended to 6h15mPM on 22^nd.

Scientists slow down speed of light H S Rao, London, Jan 23, 2015: PTI

A team of Scottish scientists has for the first time managed to slow down the speed of light as it travels through air, unimpeded by interactions with any other material, according to a new study. Scientists have long known that the speed of light can be slowed slightly as it travels through materials such as water or glass. They sent photons through a special mask, which changed the photons' shape, and slowed them to less than light speed. Over a distance of 1metre, the team measured a slowing of up to 20 wavelengths, many times greater than the measurement precision. This finding shows unambiguously that the propagation of light can be slowed below the commonly accepted figure of 299,792,458metres per second, even when travelling in air or vacuum. 'Spatially Structured Photons that Travel in Free Space Slower than the Speed of Light' published in Science Express. 

NORTH TEMPERATURE RISE

Chandigarh yesterday recorded a maximum temperature of 22.5⁰C, two degrees above normal. At most other places too, the day-time temperatures settled above normal level including at Ambala (21.2⁰C), Hisar (20.2⁰C), Karnal (21⁰C), Ludhiana (20.4⁰C), Patiala (20.2⁰C) and Amritsar (19.9⁰C). Meanwhile, minimum temperatures in the region today hovered close to normal level. Light rains Wednesday lashed most of the places in Punjab and Haryana, intensifying the cold wave conditions in both the states.

Gulf of Mexico

A moisture-loaded storm coming out of the Gulf of Mexico up the East Coast is likely to produce a period of moderate to heavy precipitation overnight, before tapering off Saturday 24^th  Jan morning. Depending on where you live, you may experience rain, snow or a mix of precipitation.

SOLAR WIND

In the solar wind flowing past Earth, magnetic fields are tilting south. This is the kind of "negative polarity solar wind stream" that can produce intense polar auroras

Mercury/Venus Green Flash (close-up Version)

 You've probably heard of the green flash, an emerald ray that briefly caps the sun as the solar disk sinks into the waves of a clear ocean horizon. Green flashes from the sun are so rare, they were once thought to be mythological. Now consider the following: a green flash from Venus. "I saw one," says photographer Kouji Ohnishi (who sends this picture from Nagano, Japan). Taken on January 13, 2015 at Sugadaira (altitude 1600m), Nagano, Japan.  We sometimes can see the green flash phenomenon at the Sunrise and Sunset. In Sugadaira, Highland of altitude 1600m, often, we can see the green flash at the Sunset. This time, I Kouji Ohnishi, was able to see the green flash at the moment of the Mercury-set and the Venus-set on the Mt. HODAKA (3190m).

CHANGED WEATHER SUMMER 2015

Morning of 24th Jan 2015 at Visakhapatnam changed hot summer weather but with Gravity Wave clouds! 

Fig.8 Morning of 24th Jan 2015 at Visakhapatnam changed

 Into hot summer weather but with Gravity Wave clouds!

VISAKHA EXHIBITION    

   

It was not appealing to the author, who happened to visit on the 24th in the evening from 6 to 9h30mPM, since most of the exhibits are just for eating purpose and many hotels of Visakhapatnam have put up stalls with exorbitant prices not serving the common man or women. But, for the first time he noticed the  temple stalls of almost a dozen that offered no sanctity of divinity or worship and people just moved past the exhibits, as if they are solid displays. Exhibitions should be educative and not for just display of lights and cheap things for sale.

Fig.9 Visakha Utsav Exhibition depicting the Arasuvillie

Sun God Temple an oldest in India Photo3097.

Comet Lovejoy (C/2014 Q2)

               Receding Comet Lovejoy (C/2014 Q2) has faded a bit from its peak brightness earlier this month, but it is still a spectacular comet. Trace the tormented streamers of gas flowing from the comet's icy nucleus in this deep-sky exposure from astro-photographer Gerald Rhemann of Puchenstuben, Austria. The many kinks, eddies and whorls propagating down the tail are caused by an unknown combination of (1) variable activity in the comet's nucleus and (2) gusts of solar wind buffeting the streamers of emerging gas. Every time astronomers photograph the structure, it looks different. Indeed, this is one of the most dynamic comets in years. Shining like a star of magnitude 4.4, Comet Lovejoy is a difficult target for the naked eye,  comet is currently passing through the constellation Aries high in the evening sky.

Elements and Ephemeris for C/2014 Q2 (Lovejoy) Orbital Elements

The following orbital elements are taken from MPC 89730:

    C/2014 Q2 (Lovejoy)  

Epoch 2014 Dec. 9.0 TT = JDT 2457000.5

T 2015 Jan. 30.0823 TT                                  MPC

q   1.290773            J (2000.0)            P                         Q

z  +0.001483       Peri.   12.3772      -0.1209935        -0.1452554

 +/-0.000053       Node    94.9937     +0.8058287      -0.5920328

e   0.998086         Incl.   80.3021       +0.5796556      +0.7927156

From 145 observations 2014 July 1-Sept. 6, mean residual 0".5.

M: Mean anomaly at the epoch. T:Date of perihelion passage.

n :Mean daily motion (in degrees/day). a :Semi-major axis (in AU).

z :Reciprocal semi-major axis (in 1/AU). q: Perihelion distance (in AU).

e :Orbital eccentricity. P Orbital period (in years).Peri. The J2000.0 argument of perihelion (in degrees). Node :The J2000.0 longitude of the ascending node (in degrees).

Incl. :The J2000.0 inclination (in degrees).

P and Q vectors :The vectors P and Q are an alternate form of representing the angular elements Peri., Node and Incl. For an explanation of how to convert between the two sets of quantities you are referred to standard celestial mechanics textbooks.

U : Uncertainity parameter, H :Absolute visual magnitude. G slope parameter

Fig.10 Comet Lovejoy (c/2014 Q2) tormented streamers of gas.

STUDENT SATELLITES IN INDIA

             January 24, 2015: Universities have to design, fabricate, test the satellite bus & payload and deliver the integrated space craft to the ISRO . Many universities such as Tamil Nadu based Sathyabhama University, Noorul Islam University, Pune University,  IIT Mumbai, and recently ANU at Ongole, and with a satellite data analysis and application centre are involved. The development of pay loads comprises of detectors, electronics, and associated algorithms on an experimental piggy-back, payloads on ISRO on going small or operational satellite projects. These nano-satellites study, climate, weather, sea erosion, and ground water tables. This is an R&D activity in several educational institutions all over the world.

vizag due to high tide

            Retaining wall of 20 meters stretch collapsed in Visakhapatnam beach between RK mission and YMCA was washed away, at opposite to Yoga Village of AU on the eve of 24^th January around 9PM. Water levels have also suddenly increased due to the no-moon day. Same was the case on the 25^th also!. World over water levels are increasing at an alarming rate, my friend of LINAC, SAMEER, S. S. Bhide from Mumbai cites the example of back waters of New Mumbai how they have enormously increased.

MONKEY Homes OF DELHI

            The Monkey population in Delhi is enormous and the visits by outsiders is precarious due to this menace. Modern times the population need to be reduced and controlled in safe enclosures for the onlookers. Respects to these beasts and Godly representatives needs  separate, Secluded houses that should be a part of development plan all over India. With immediate creation of Monkey Homes all over India.  Visitors like the US President Barack Obama need to be organized in the city and in India with proper appreciation. [Dt. 25^th January 2015 at 9h07mPM].

PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA VISIT TO INDIA

            It was a splendid visit and his participation in the Republic Day of India was a tremendous gesture of the second largest democracy of the world. Chilly weather and slight rain has not disrupted the major event. Today's High was 15^°C at 13:00 when conditions were Fog. Rain fails to dampen spirits at Republic Day parade as Barack Obama becomes the first US president to attend the spectacular military and cultural display in a sign of the nation growing closeness.

N-deal dominates US media coverage of Obama's India trip

 Washington, Jan 26, 2015 (PTI)

 

            The "breakthrough" achieved by India and the US over the landmark civil nuclear deal, six years after it was signed, dominated American media coverage of US President Barack Obama's unprecedented second visit to the country. 'Obama, (Prime Minister Narendra) Modi Say Progress Made on Civil Nuclear Trade', said a headline of The Wall Street Journal, while another in The Washington Post said 'Obama, India's Modi claim breakthrough on nuclear issues.' The New York Times said Obama swept aside past friction with India to report progress on climate change and civilian nuclear power cooperation as he sought to transform a fraught relationship marked by suspicion into an enduring partnership linking the world’s oldest and largest democracies.

Fig.11 Republic Day of India 26th January 2015

graced by USA President Barack Obama.

 

Fig.12a  Business meet, a party at home and

US President Obama with Gandhi Chakra.

 

Thankful to Obama for acknowledging me:

 Mary Kom New Delhi, Jan 27, 2015 (PTI)

Fig.13 Woman Boxer of India M C Mary Kom

 Pleasantly surprised after Barack Obama took her name while talking about Indian achievers, celebrated Indian woman boxer M C Mary Kom today said it felt proud to be acknowledged by the US President.  Addressing a Town hall event at the Siri Fort auditorium on the third and final day of his visit to India, Obama lauded Indian sporting heroes Mary Kom and legendary sprinter Milkha Singh among others.

 

Visakhapatnam weather

            To day 26^th January 2015, REPUBLIC DAY OF INDIA, it was a mild Sun and bit cold throughout the day at Visakhapatnam.

What's another speech between pals, asks Obama

 New Delhi, Jan 27, 2015, DHNS:

Modi and I are interested in smart regulation. There is a natural convergence between the two countries. We can establish a set of global norms for (doing) business. More trade and investment will benefit the people of India and the US. Obama noted that in the last three years, we have increased our trade by 60 per cent. Today, it is worth $100 billion. I am excited that not only is US investing in India but a lot of Indians are investing in US.

2,300 flights cancelled over US blizzard fears

New York, Jan 27, 2015.

Light snow began falling on the US East Coast on Monday morning. Airlines have cancelled more than 2,300 flights so far, according to flight-tracking service Flight Aware, with more than 600 alone at the three main airports serving New York City. Even as roads reopened and trains creaked back to life early Tuesday, there would be no normal business day, even though most parts of the city received less than 10 inches of snow,

US northeast braces for monster snowstorm:

 New York, Jan 28, 2015

 

                        Early Tuesday 13 inches of snow fallen in Massachusetts. Manhattan’s Central Park covered by 6inches and 15 inches fell on Islip Airport at Long Island. Nantucked recorded 78 mph (126kph) gusts. In Boston people ski on a snow-covered street on Sunday 25^th Jan. Wall street running on skeleton staff on Monday 26^th Jan. Residents of the US north-east are digging out after up to 36in (91cm) of snow fell in a day-long blizzard. The storm, which also destroyed part of a seawall and flooded parts of coastal Massachusetts, is being blamed for two deaths in Long Island. Clean-up is being hindered by freezing temperatures in the coming days forecast to be as low as 10F (-12C). but it will go down in the record books for eastern Massachusetts after as much as 36 inches of snow fell between Monday and Tuesday, making it the snowiest storm on record in Worcester, Mass., and the snowiest January storm for Boston. Widespread snowfall totals of two to three feet were reported across eastern Massachusetts, southeast New Hampshire and Maine. The cities of Auburn, Hudson and Lunenburg, all in Massachusetts, came in with the highest snow accumulation of 36 inches. Northeast Connecticut and eastern Long Island also saw over 30 inches of snow. Boston’s official reporting station, Logan International Airport, reported a storm total of 24.6 inches, which makes the blizzard the snowiest January storm on record, and the sixth snowiest of any storm on record. John Slasell wades through waist-deep snow as he snow blows the sidewalk along Slater St. in Webster, Mass. A blizzard slammed New England on Tuesday, piling up more than 2 feet of snow. (AP Photo/Worcester Telegram & Gazette).

Fig.13a snowfall totals of two to three feet were reported

across eastern Massachusetts, southeast New Hampshire and Maine.

Visakhapatnam weather

There was a phenomenal change of weather in the evening of 27^th January 2015 when at the beach shore it was not chilly at all and indication that the Summer season has set at the city.

SWEDEN HUMANATARIANISM

Dt. 27^th January 2015.

The caller said "Help, I forgot my baby in the subway." The metro authorities immediately ordered a halt of all trains in the stations, and station personnel conducted a thorough search. Fortunately, the baby carriage was found in short order, and the child,  who was still sleeping calmly in his pram, was reunited with his father. Wiener Linien employee Ralf Hartwig Hochfilzer-Schützenhöfer said: "When the man called me and said he had forgotten his baby in the subway, I could not at first believe it. He was very excited and for a short time, didn't even know which subway line he was travelling on".  "A short time later we were able to return the baby to the father, unharmed. It had been asleep and missed the incident. I told the father, then advised him not to tell his wife."

Winchester earthquake: Tremor felt in Hampshire

27 January 2015 Last updated at 21:25

       The epicenter of the quake was at Headbourne Worthy, just north of Winchester . An earthquake with a magnitude of 2.9 has been recorded in Hampshire. Postings on social media reported buildings in the Winchester area shaking following a tremor shortly after 18:30 GMT. The British Geological Survey (BGS) a tremor at a depth of 3km (1.2miles) at Headbourne Worthy, just north east of Winchester.

Japanese companies

    India has emerged as the number one investment destination for Japanese companies with some planning investments of about Rs 75,000crore cumulatively in the next 2-3 years, says a survey by the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC). The poll was conducted in July 2014 and covered 1,000 companies in the Japanese manufacturing sector. Based on this research, India has been ranked as the top destination for future investments followed by Indonesia and China.

COLD WAVE NORTHERN INDIA

New Delhi Jan 28, 2015 

 Fig.14 North India Cold Wave Jan 28, 2015.

Cold wave continued to sweep across north India as the minimum temperature plunged in several places and fog affected the train movement in some parts of the region. Icy winds swept through Delhi even as the sun shone bright during the day, offering brief relief to the people. Fog was observed early in the morning as visibility dropped to 400metres. As the day progressed, it improved to 1,000-1,500metres. Day temperature settled three notches below the season’s average at 18.3 degrees Celsius while the minimum was recorded a notch above normal at 10 degrees Celsius. Humidity levels oscillated between 57 and 95%. Kashmir Valley and Ladakh region continued to reel under intense cold with mercury staying below the freezing point during the night on Tuesday.  The Met office said the famous skiing resort of Gulmarg in north Kashmir was the coldest in the Valley, with a low temperature of -8.4 degrees Celsius while tourist resort of Pahalgam, which also serves as a base camp during the annual Amarnath Yatra, recorded minimum temperature of -4.4 degrees. Leh town in the frontier region of Ladakh was the coldest recorded place in the state with night temperature falling by five degrees to settle at -12.9 degrees Celsius. Leh recorded a low of -7.6 degrees Celsius on Monday night, he said.  In the nearby Kargil town, the minimum temperature went up from -14.4 degrees Celsius to -8 degrees Celsius. 

German government grants 3 million Euros for Ganga rejuvenation

New Delhi, Jan 28, 2015 (PTI)

The German government has committed three million Euros amounting to nearly Rs 21crore for rejuvenation of river Ganga and an appraisal by the government to formulate concrete projects for initial assistance is expected in March.

China says it attaches "great importance" to Swaraj's visit

Beijing, Jan 28, 2015 (PTI)

China today said it attaches "great importance" to External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj's visit here this week, during which she will interact with top Chinese leaders and attend the 13th Russia, India and China (RIC) Foreign Ministers meeting.

Mercury dips across Valley; Leh coldest at minus 16.4⁰C

Srinagar, Jan 28, 2015 (PTI)

The famous ski-resort of Gulmarg in north Kashmir experienced the coldest night of this winter as the minimum temperature in the Valley and Ladakh region slipped further below the freezing point.

VISAKHAPATNAM on 28^th January 2014

 

            Morning Sun shine was mild and in the evening around 7h30PM it slightly drizzled hardly few seconds around 7h30mPM, and by evening the Chilly weather has set in again after the lapse of the last  day summer weather.

HARAPPAN SITES (The Hindu Paper 29^th Jan)

            About 2000 Harappan sites 500 in present India, 1500 in Afghanistan and Pakistan, exist. The granary at the Harappan sites, about 350km separate Binjor of Rakhigarhi 25km from Jind,  in Haryana excavated by Deccan College, Pune. Binjor situated 7km from border in Anupgarh tehsil of Sri Ganganagar district. Harappan civilization flourished over 2million sq km, from sutkajendor on Makran coast of Balochistan to Alamgirpur in Uttar Pradesh and from Manda in Jammu to Daimabad in Ahmednagar district.

Fig.14a Ancient Harappan  Civilization Granary reserves

Satavahana Dynasty (The Hindu Paper 29^th Jan)

            An illiterate villager, Ramalingappa Lamutre and his family of next generation have a museum in their house, who preserved a number of terracotta figures, pendants and arte-facts of  Satavahana Dynasty. Similar terracotta figurines may be found in Ter in Osmanabad district and remarkably in Italy, establishing the trade route to Rome. Today’s Paithan  [formerly Prathisthan] was capitol of Satavahana Empire.

A THREE WHEELER

Fig.15 A THREE WHEELER BEING LOADED

INTO A TRAIN 29TH JAN 2015 AT 4H29M AM.

           

PRESCISSION FARMING (The Hindu 29^th Jan)

 

Fig.16 Drone’s use in Farming, pesticides distribution etc.

January 29, 2015

            Weather in Visakhapatnam mild Sun and chilly.

DARK MATTER GLIMPSE OF THE UNSEEN

            Dark Matter made of WIMPS particles that would be their antiparticles and hence destroy each other on collision and sequel produce normal matter, that would create gamma  ray photons. It is densest in the Milky Way center is the optimistic place to locate it. A new study reveals that a stark signal, an excess of gamma-ray photons extending over probably 5000ly from the Milky Way’s center.[Fermi National Laboratory Batavia Ill].

COSMIC RADIATION

            1.Synchrotron radiation emitted by charged particles, such as electron change direction in the central Milky Way, the strong  magnetic fields tend to spin electrons in circles. Galactic synchrotron radiation arises in the form of Microwaves. 2.Bremsstrahlung radiation produced when energetic electrons passes by another charged particle, the electron will slow down, loses energy in the form of photons, which are the Gamma Rays. 3.An electron flying through the Galaxy can collide with a low-energy photon generating Gamma Rays, a process known as the inverse Compton effect.

            The high-energy electrons produced as a consequence of Dark Matter annihilation, they yield also high energy Gamma Rays, most probably detected by Fermi Gamma-Ray Space Telescope. The Microwaves Haze, due to the high-energy electrons, seen could be the artifact of Synchrotron Radiation generated by DARK MATTER.

            The author, finds that the Dark Matter has a stint of very many colors of the EM spectrum concealed, a feature not projected to-date by any Scientist. This constitutes a major breakthrough of the DARK MATTER and leads to enormous literature world over.

           

30^th January 2015

        The day was very mild in Sunlight and but with not much chilly weather. It has been noticed that the beach coast is being filled with red sands, a mark of great respect for the old age India, that are being dug out and dumped away at the sea coast, to satisfy the public outcry to protect the coastal beach resorts,  obviously to create sites for construction of super structures along the beach coast. Work is progressing very rapidly day and night. Mrs. E A S Sarma was carrying out her crusade about the preservation of RED DUNES as a historical and ancient land of Visakhapatnam.

 Fig.16a   The coconut trees effected by HUDHUD 

normal even on the day 30th January 2015.

 31^st January 2015 

           

Rubber check dams suggested to conserve Yamuna water

Agra, Jan 31, 2015 (IANS)

            Uttar Pradesh is looking to install rubber check dams in the Yamuna river close to the Taj Mahal to conserve water for the lean months. 

      At a meeting Friday, Agra divisional commissioner Pradip Bhatnagar directed the Uttar Pradesh irrigation department to install rubber check dams close to the Taj Mahal and the Agra Water Works. During the meeting, attended by several government officials, he told the monitoring committee of the Taj Trapezium Zone that rubber dams would be able to store water and thus solve the problem of water shortage in the city.

PM makes first public address on Twitter

New Delhi, Jan 31, 2015, DHNS

                 Addressing the 18th national conference on e-governance taking place at Gandhinagar through his Twitter handle, Modi said: “I urge you to explore ways to provide as many services as possible through mobiles. Let us bring the world into our mobile phones.” And  develop solutions on mobile phones to promote M-Governance. 

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

            I am indebted to Late Professor K. R. Rao D.Sc. (Madras) D.Sc. (London) of Andhra University, Waltair, for his interest in my research and it was his enthusiasm that sustained me.

PERAM MANIFOLD & RANGADHAMA EFFECT

I am gifting to “The Indus Nation” my Book 2 entitled “PERAM MANIFOLD & RANGADHAMA EFFECT :  (Research Articles)” by me, the author Professor Dr. Kotcherlakota Lakshmi Narayana, residential address: 17-11-10, Narasimha Ashram, Official Colony, Maharanipeta, P. O., Visakhapatnam-530002 on the January 26^th, 2015, “REPUBLIC DAY” of India comprising of about 23 research contributions made singularly by me. 

PERAM MANIFOLD & RANGADHAMA EFFECT

(Research Articles)

Professor Dr. KOTCHERLAKOTA LAKSHMI NARAYANA

(Retd. Prof. of Physics, SU, Kolhapur-426004)

17-11-10, Narasimha Ashram,

Official Colony, Maharanipeta,

Visakhapatnam-530002

 Cell 09491902867

Fig.A  My parents

    

RANGADHAMA FOUNDATION PUBLICATION

13 January 2014 8h58m A. M.

(My Birth Date: 23 July 1940 Time:06hPM and 06h01mPM)

 It’s available on the INTERNET loaded by me. Dt. 23 July 2014. Cell: 09491902867

            Fig.B My Parent, sisters and brothers 

at Narasimha Ashram 1964.

PREFACE

PERAM MANIFOLD

& 

RANGADHAMA EFFECT.

        The contributions to this book cover a large part of publications made by the author Prof. Dr. K. L. Narayana, while educating the graduate students at Shivaji University, Kolhapur, India for his lively-hood. Both experimental and mostly theoretical research in diverse subjects of Science & Technology challenge led him to a deep concern for his parents, viz. Prof K. R. Rao, especially of his dedicated and unbound research endeavor, and Mrs. K. Peramma.

From year 1915 to the year June 20, 1972, the active academic life-time of Prof. K. R. Rao D.Sc. (Madras) D.Sc.(London), was a great triumph and provided excellence in Educational and Technological fields of Scientific Research world over. And for many a student who moved away to abroad for secured posts and those who got coveted positions in India, in several Universities and Government establishments his life and training was a hidden card in their life. His wife Mrs. PERAMMA, whom he married at the age of 19 years, was just five years younger to him. She mastered the English Language and was complimented by the High School teachers in Visakhapatnam, as an extraordinary intellect. But, she became devoted to the family life of eight children, till to her demise in 1971 December. She was the first Lady representative of Visakhapatnam Municipality in the early 1930s. 

The author obtained his Doctorate in Physics, in 1964 from the world renowned laboratories of Andhra University, Waltair. Extensive research in diverse fields, at Shivaji University by him, was just an aftermath of his experience at Andhra University in the years during 1959-1964.

    The author has the pleasure to bring out the significant work on discovery, observation and analysis of PERAM MANIFOLD & RANGADHAMA EFFECT. The work shapes the fundamental understanding of the basics of Physics, and the world around and within us. In series of articles published by him at several symposia and conferences, especially, Indian Science Congress, mostly put in 

trusciencetrutechnology@blogspot.com,

 presents the subject of PERAM MANIFOLD AND RANGADHAMA EFFECT.

The one he published earlier on 2 January 2014, as a book-let was entitled ”ANTI-PHOTON”.

                 He was captured by the thrill of the accounts of the articles in the present book that fascinate and with sole idea of finding out the inherent Science. The book, now brought out, lists all the articles on the eventful finding on PERAM MANIFOLD AND RANGADHAMA EFFECT, of about 215 pages is more exact and elaborative. 

Dated: January  27,  2014 at 9h40 A.M. 

Prof Dr. Kotcherlakota Lakshmi Narayana

17-11-10, Narasimha Ashram,

Official Colony,

Maharanipeta.P.O.,

Visakhapatnam 530002.

Andhra State.