योग दिवस पर धर्म नगरी उज्जैन में जुटेंगे 300 साइंटिस्ट, डोंगला वेधशाला से मोहन यादव देंगे बड़ी सौगात

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उज्जैन की डोंगला वेधशाला में योग दिवस पर पहुंचेंगे मुख्यमंत्री मोहन यादव, साइंटिस्ट्स के साथ खगोल विज्ञान व भारतीय ज्ञान परंपरा पर होगी चर्चा.

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00:00we are here at the University of Vesalap and our village is one of our village

00:17in the UTC area of the University of Vesalap.

00:22I think this will be a good effect when I want to appeal to you.

00:52and in this research, there are also many kinds of things like Bhaskari, Bhittri, Bhittri, Bhittri.

00:56The people who are interested in their understanding of their knowledge

01:00and who are coming to us, we will be able to come here.

01:05We will observe them, but we will not know.

01:08Because in the Ujjjain, the one thing that is known in the Ujjjain,

01:12we also know that people will know that this area is a scientific area,

01:18It is a place where we have a lot of people who come here and learn and understand.

01:23Sir, is there a lot of people who come here today?

01:27As you can see, I have told you that this is a road trip.

01:30The whole country has called the scientific and technology council of the whole country.

01:42The whole country has called the scientists and the whole country.

01:45There are a lot of people who come here.

01:48There are a lot of people who come here.

01:54How do you come here in this development?

01:58I have told you that Ujjayan is a modern country.

02:00There are a lot of people who come here.

02:03When they come here, they will have a yes.

02:08There are a lot of people who come here and live in this way.

02:15They will show us a scientific temper.

02:17And in which way we have the movements and movements.

02:23You will know that the topic of cancer has passed.

02:27The answer is passed.

02:28The center is passed.

02:30The center is also passed.

02:32The new field is known for it.

02:35This is a good answer for it.

02:37Thank you sir.

02:38This is a good answer for it.

02:39This is a good answer for it.

02:40This is a good answer for it.

02:41This is a good answer for it.

02:42It is called a 0.5-meter optical telescope.

02:47This telescope is established as MPCST.

02:51In 2012, it was seen in the first slide.

02:53In the center of India, it was the first kind of telescope.

03:02This is the observatory so that the astronomy and astrophysics

03:06can promote them from our students.

03:09They can actually give them a flavor.

03:11What is the observational astronomy and optical astronomy?

03:14For this, there is a variable star.

03:17This is seen as the stars.

03:19We think that the brightness is like the stars.

03:22It varies with the time.

03:23When you are proud of the light,

03:28you will know that the magnitude is also varies.

03:30Different reasons of the current.

03:32It may be a binary system or tertiary system.

03:35Coming on the recent news.

03:38The observatory has its significance.

03:41We have two intersections here.

03:44The first vertical line, which we call the longitudes,

03:46is our ancient Indian primary region.

03:49As we call the ancient astronomers,

03:52like Varahamiya, Bhaskracharya, Arya Bhatt,

03:55they basically made our calculations.

03:59The lines of the range across,

04:01we call the basis and zero degrees.

04:03We call the calculations.

04:05The second line is our latitude,

04:08which is the Tropic of Cancer,

04:10which is 23.5.

04:12So, the significance of this line is that,

04:15when we come here on the 21st June,

04:17around 12-28 p.m.,

04:20you will get a shadow guide or disappear.

04:23That's why we basically make zero-shadowed ZSD.

04:26That's why we make zero-shadowed ZSD.

04:27That's why we get this benefit here,

04:29that you can experiment with positional astronomy.

04:31You can also do experiments.

04:32So, the person here,

04:34the Honorable CM,

04:35is a planetarium,

04:36which has been established here.

04:38So, the inauguration will be followed by

04:41the Zero Shadow Day event.

04:42We will witness a workshop here,

04:44so that the students,

04:46basically,

04:47we can see the students,

04:49and the scientists,

04:51how they can promote

04:54astronomy and astrophysics.

04:56So, you see,

04:57it's called Dongla,

04:58because if you take a telescope,

04:59and if you take a telescope,

05:01and if you take a telescope,

05:02it will be done with this.

05:04Right.

05:05So, basically,

05:06this telescope is 0.5-meter.

05:07So, in the world,

05:08there are many telescopes,

05:09which is the biggest one,

05:10which is called TMT telescope.

05:11So, it will be 30-meter.

05:13So, you can think that

05:14the aperture will be bigger.

05:15It's just 0.5-meter.

05:16It's 20 inches.

05:17So, coming on the topic that

05:19why this place is important,

05:20why the government has spent so much money,

05:22so,

05:23this observatory is basically

05:25the Tropic of Cancer

05:27and the Ancient Indian Parameter.

05:28It's in its intersection.

05:30So, the significance of its significance

05:32is more and more.

05:33So,

05:34a very interesting thing is,

05:35the Tropic of Cancer

05:37is actually a little shift

05:38because the Earth's motion

05:40is called Melankovic Cycles.

05:42So, the Tropic of Cancer

05:44was in the ancient times

05:45in Ujjan.

05:46Now, the Tropic of Cancer

05:47is a little shift

05:48from Ujjan.

05:49Now,

05:50the Tropic of Cancer

05:51is still moving

05:53southwards.

05:54So,

05:55it's important

05:56that the Tropic of Cancer

05:58is still shifting

05:59but the effect

06:00of the Tropic of Cancer

06:01basically,

06:02zero shadow day

06:03we can see

06:04that we can witness

06:05on the 21st June.

06:06So,

06:07the Tropic of Cancer

06:08is now organized

06:09and the Tropic of Cancer

06:10is organized.

06:11So,

06:12my name is Indreen

06:13I have done my master's

06:14from IIT Indore

06:15in Astronomy and Astrophysics

06:16and my colleague

06:17Mr. Abhijit Datta

06:18who is from IIT Indore

06:19which is basically

06:20automation project

06:22which is the future

06:23which is automated

06:24so that the remote

06:25observations

06:26can be used.

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