INSTITUTE OF PHILOSOPHY OF NATURE
Download Article Abstract This paper continues the small reviews on consciousness, the focus still remaining on Hindu philosophy. It starts with the initiation of the enquiry in Vedic period, then consolidation of the same during Upanishadic period. Finally, a discussion…
Download Article Abstract The atomic age presents unprecedented ethical dilemmas, where technological power threatens global annihilation. This abstract explores how the Bhagavad Gita offers timeless philosophical solutions to modern nuclear anxieties. By recontextualising the battlefield of Kurukshetra as the contemporary…
Download Article Abstract In modern physics, a total of four quantum numbers are used to describe the electron configuration of an atom and the probable location of the atom’s electrons. Quantum numbers are also used to understand other characteristics of…
Download Article Abstract Electricity, we use today, was invented in the eighteenth century. But there is evidence of electric battery in the treatise Agastya Samhita written about 3000 years back by the Vedic seer Maharishi Agastya. Description of production of…
Download Article Abstract Synchrotron radiation exhibits well-established polarization characteristics, including linear, circular, and elliptical polarization. The present paper proposes a reality-based structural interpretation of these polarization features within the author’s previously developed mass–space framework. In this framework, an electron possesses…
Download Article Abstract Synchrotron radiation is characterized by high brightness, a broad continuous spectrum, strong polarization, and pronounced forward collimation at high electron velocities. The present paper proposes a reality-based conceptual interpretation of these characteristics based on a structured mass–space…
Download Article Abstract The conventional interpretation of mass-energy equivalence considers that the energy released during nuclear reactions originates from the conversion of mass into energy according to Einstein’s relation E=Mc2. Although mathematically successful, this interpretation does not provide a realistic…