The Big Bang & Brahma's Day
By Purasu Balakrishnan, 63 Pages, Paperback.
Modern Western astronomy is closest to ancient Indian astronomy among the astronomies of the rest of the world. The only difference between the two is that intelligence finds a prominent place in Indian astronomy, whereas Western astronomy explains the cosmos entirely in physical terms. But Western astronomy is slowly nearing to the Indian point of view by finding a place for intelligence in cosmology.
Modern Western astronomy is closest to ancient Indian astronomy among the astronomies of the rest of the world. The only difference between the two is that intelligence finds a prominent place in Indian astronomy, whereas Western astronomy explains the cosmos entirely in physical terms. But Western astronomy is slowly nearing to the Indian point of view by finding a place for intelligence in cosmology.
