Scientific Secrets of Jainism

Author(s): Nandighoshvijay
Publisher: Research Institute of Scientific Secrets from Indian Oriental Scriptures Ahmedabad

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Scientific Secrets of Jainism
In short all four equations of Einstein are useless for the object, having greater velocity than that of the photon particles. While the most learned scientists believe that the equations of classical physics must give a satisfactory interpretation of all physical phenomena from micro to macro i.e. atomic and sub-atomic particle world and the great heavenly bodies. But as we have shown above, the equations of the theory of special relativity can't give satisfactory interpretation of the modern sub-atomic particles and heavenly bodies having a greater velocity than light-velocity. So our scientists have to make a special research in this field and they have to put forth scientific secrets, shown by our Indian philosophical tradition, before the world with a modern scientific method.
I know very well that this being extremely difficult task, it cannot be done by a single scientist. And it can be done by a team of scientists, who have dedicated their life to science and philosophy.
I wish that all the scientists will give me enough co-operation in this extremely difficult task.
N.B. This article had been, originally, written fifteen years ago and I had made a statement that according to Jain philosophy, the velocity of light is not constant and any material particle or object may have greater velocity than that of light.
Till now all physicists have accepted that the velocity of light is constant and no particle has velocity greater than light velocity according to the postulates of Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity.
Recently, in research carried out in US, particle physicists like Dr Lijun Wang etc. of the NEC Research Institute in Princeton have shown that light particle can be accelerated up to 300 times their normal velocity of 1,86,000 miles per second (3,00,000 km per second).
Of course, according to the report given in 'The Times of India' dated June 5, 2000, details of the findings remain confidential because they have been submitted to Nature for review prior to possible publication.
Regarding this the famous scientist Dr J. V. Narlikar says in his article This is not against any result of relativity. Because, the point of intersection has a geometrical existence only; it has no physical status. No material particle is sitting at that point. While relativity tells you that no material