According to the Vayu Purāņa (2.38.141-142), udaka (and its Sanskrit synonyms vāri, vṛṣți, ambhas, arṇava and apa) is the fuel that the Sun
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According to the Vayu Purāņa (2.38.141-142), udaka (and its Sanskrit synonyms vāri, vṛṣți, ambhas, arṇava and apa) is the fuel that the Sun
nāvṛṣṭyā tapate sūryo nāvṛṣṭyā pariviṣyate
nāvṛṣṭya paricinvanti vāriņā dīpyate raviḥ
tasmādapaḥ piban ya vai dipyate ravirambare
It is said that hydrogen (udaka) is the source of the Sun's heat. When there is a
These verses are also found in the Visņu, Brahmaṇḍa, Kurma and other
(1) Since the Purāņas recognized that the Sun maintains an enormous energy output for billions of years, it is clear that the
(2) The Puranic date for the formation of the Sun is stunningly accurate (as shown in previous sections).
(3) The Purāṇas accurately describe the Sun's future expansion into a Red Giant and its ejection of
(4) The Greek word "hydro" means water and the Greek word "gen" means generates. Since the modern English word hydrogen is linguistically so close to water, it is not surprising that Sanskrit uses the same word for water and hydrogen.
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