Surya Tilak Technology In Ayodhya: Ram Navami of the grand Ram temple built in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh was very special this time. The reason was- Ramlala's Surya Tilak. On Wednesday (April 17), pictures and videos related to this went viral on social media, in which the sun's rays were directly applying tilak on the forehead of the child-like statue of Lord Ram. More interesting than the headlines that these pictures, which were shared on a large scale in the name of “Surya Tilak”, are making, was the technology used for Surya Tilak.
In a country like India, which has very limited resources and is taking a big leap in discovering the infinite mysteries of space at minimal expense, an associate scientific institute of the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) has installed this technology, named Indian Institute of Astrophysics. (IIA). This is the same institute where scientists in collaboration with ISRO have sent Aditya-L1 to study the Sun.
Technology installed on request of temple trust
When Shri Ram Temple was being built in Ayodhya, the Temple Construction Trust had requested to install IIA's Scientific Question Technology. For this, scientists had created an optical mechanical system. The position of the Sun was continuously studied for Surya Tilak on the forehead of Ramlala on Ram Navami.
Surya Tilak done with common tools like lens and mirror
Scientists used very simple tools for Surya Tilak. Four lenses and four mirrors were required. The sun's rays were made to fall directly on the lens and from there the light was delivered to Ramlala's forehead through four mirrors. Right now this system is installed temporarily. When the structure of the temple is completed, then this system will be installed permanently. In common scientific language it is called polarization of light. That is, by concentrating the light, throwing it or sending it to one place. Lens and mirror are used for this. Scientists want to concentrate the intense rays of the sun at one place by using lenses and mirrors.
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