Guest guest Posted June 27, 2005 Report Share Posted June 27, 2005 > "The sun is supposed to be 93,000,000 miles above the surface of the > earth, and from the ®r…mad-Bh€gavatam we understand that the moon is > 1,600,000 miles above the sun. Therefore the distance between the > earth and the moon would be about 95,000,000 miles. So if a space > capsule were traveling at the speed of 18,000 miles per hour, how > could it reach the moon in four days? At that speed, going to the > moon would take at least seven months. That a space capsule on a moon > excursion has reached the moon in four days is therefore > impossible."SB 8.10.38 p The answer is below: SB 5.16.4 RSir uvAca na vai mahArAja bhagavato mAyA-guNa-vibhUteH kASThAM manasA vacasA vAdhigantum alaM vibudhAyuSApi puruSas tasmAt prAdhAnyenaiva bhU-golaka-vizeSaM nAma-rUpa-mAna-lakSaNato vyAkhyAsyAmaH | The sage said, "O great king, indeed, no-one is able to grasp the limit of the mighty qualities of the Lord's mAyA either with their minds or their words even in the duration of Brahma's life. That notwithstanding, I shall discuss the characteristics of the names, appearances and measures of some of the prevailing aspects of the Earthly Plane (bhU-loka)." Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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