Fourth Week of January 2011 Astronomy Study and Weather Scenario of Visakhaptnam

Volume 2011, Issue No.1, Dt. 23rd January, 2011.Time: 4:34:02 PM The Astronomy Study and the Weather Scenario at Visakhapatnam during the fourth week of January 2011byProfessor Dr Kotcherlakota Lakshmi Narayana{Retd. Prof. of Phys, SU} 17-11-10, Narsimha Ashram, Official Colony, Maharanipeta.P.O, Visakhapatnam-530002. 9542717723 (Idea) Keywords: Astronomy, Water Droplets Spectra, Rao and Anti-Rao Quanta. ABSTRACT For the first time the Visakha Nakshtra of Ancient India Astronomy studies has been identified positively on the 27th January 2011 morning around 4h58mAM. The Red, Blue and Green color details vividly present the features of the Ocean waves reflections of the Moon shine and their spectral shifts. The claim of the author that these new found Water Droplets, endowed with the Moon Shine reflections is a significant thought. Essentially these may be identified as the Rao Liquid Droplets. Surprisingly the reflected red sun shine of the rising sun just before its rise from the Ocean Waves gives an irradiance that lasts till the full bloom of the red sun on the eastern horizon. The irradiance of the sea is also thought to be the consequence of the interplay of Rao and Anti-Rao quanta from the Rao Liquid Droplets. The dominant spectral colors that are image captured of the reflected bright sunshine by the atmosphere of the Venus Planet of Solar system are significant. INTRODUCTIONThe weather scenario in Visakhapatnam has shown certain changes of cold to warm days in the fourth week of January 2011. The days are relatively warm while late night, after about 10hPM, the cold weather prevailed. The fog continued to trouble the Astronomy study of the sky. The occasional clouds obscured the clear view of the Moon and the stars. The second earth quake in week occurred in north Pakistan sub territory the thazikstan of 6.3R magnitude at 7h45m that moved the area of about 85km distance rocked the islambad,Rawalpindi and Peshawar for about 10 secs. In Pakistan Mardhan, Swath, and Afghanistan rural people living areas also felt the tremors. It has spread out the atmosphere of icy clouds and snow weather from the North India to the Southern peninsular region. Delhi noted a temperature of 3.7degC on Tuesday while the highest temperature fell down to 14degC. Hence Visakhapatnam city experienced chilly weather during the last three days and on 26th January 2011 the morning breakfast time also the chilly weather prevailed.OUR OBSERVATIONSThe bright two stars near to the Moon one of them has shown certain brilliance. Of course it may be dismissed away as due to the atmospheric optical illusion. On the 23rd Jan 2011 this particular star has spread out brilliance while on the 24th it showed a spot of brilliance. Refer Fig 3 given below. The spread out was almost linear across its environment. It could be an internal Supernovae explosion but that quickly got engulfed and absorbed by the surrounding environment. As a result only the Gamma Ray emissions have occurred. The two bright stars observed (IMG_1342kln) about a month ago had almost equal brilliance on the 26th December 2010 at around 00h10m AM and the IMG_1361of 27th December 2010 at 03h39m AM but showed that the other star showed has a bright spot.This finding needs to corroborate by other research investigators. The spectra of the sea water waves of the crusts and of the troughs indicate the possible spectral line shifts with the obvious interplay of the Rao and Anti-Rao Quanta. The Red, Blue and Green color details vividly present the features of the Ocean waves reflections of the Moon shine and their spectral shifts. The claim of the author that these new found Water Droplets, endowed with the Moon Shine reflections is a significant thought. Essentially these may be identified as the Rao Liquid Droplets. The consuents of it are the radioactive elements and as well the ordinary sea water physical material. Hence the spectral shifts would be of a complex character and have a special significance unlike the atmosphere water droplets the gives rise to the Newtonian Rainbow spectra.Of other interest in our observations is the sequence of Venus spectra that could be recorded to even second order intensity. The noise background is very immense and only the first order spectrum to a great extent reveal the spectral feature of the Venusian atmosphere bright clouds of obviously the carbon dioxide.IMAGES: Fig 1 IMG_1902kln Moon in Leo ConstellationFig 2 IMG_1931 1932 1933kln Moon Spectra and of Sea WavesFig 3 IMG_1939kln Moon near two bright stars and one of them Spot Brilliance SupernovaeFig 4 Rao and Anti Rao Quanta Play with Ocean Waters Moon Shine reflectionsFig 5 Sea Water Droplets exhibiting the Rao and Anti-Rao Quanta Spectra ShiftsFig 6 IMG_1978kln Moon with two bright stars and the near stars.For the first time the Visakha Nakshtra of Ancient India Astronomy studies has been identified positively on the 27th January 2011 morning around 4h58mAM in the form of a Necklace. See the IMG_1987kln. This is of importance since it helps to fix when Buddhism took over the several nations in spite that many of its renderings are based on Sanskrit scriptures of eons ago, surprisingly also on ancient Telugu language and stone implement users.Fig 7 IMG-1973kln Moon (Chitta) & Spica Star on 26thJan2011 at 5h36mAMFig 8 IMG_1942kln Moon near starsFig 9 IMG_1956kln Venus and nearby several starsFig 10 of 27th Jan 2011 Venus spectraFig 11 of 27th Jan 2011 Moon spectrum and Venus spectra at around 5AM FIG 12 IMG_1988kln Moon moved away from Leo ConstellationFig 13 of Venus and Moon Spectra 4th Week of Jan 2011Fig 14 IMG_2013kln Moon crossing Visakha Nakshtra to AnuradhaFig 15 IMG_2027kln Moon spectrumFig 16 IMG_2037kln Ocean Wave of Bay of BengalFig 17 IMG_2057kln Moon and Jupiter with near stars of the EastFig 18 IMG_2068kln Moon and Venus on the Sea SFig 19 IMG_2115kln Moon rise the Rao Liquid Drop reflections irradiance of Sun ColorFig 20 Moon and Venus 30th and 31st Jan2011 at AMFig 21 Moon spectra and the Sun Spectrum of 31st Jan2011AMACKNOWLEDGMENT: I am deeply indebted to Prof K Rangadhama Rao D.Sc (Madras) D.Sc. (London) for initiating me and inspiring for research investigations and observations. I was selected and assigned by him to work as a JRF (1961-1964) in a CSIR scheme at his research centre, on Nuclear Quadrupole Moments following, the successful completion of my M.Sc. Nuclear Physics and the M.Sc. Mathematical Physics degree courses.

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