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| The column of Kuttub in Delhi |
An iron pillar, about 7 meters high and more than 6 tons, which is nothing special. There are many bars, rods, yes, and even columns of iron, which are somewhere or lying to himself and rust. Rust with iron seems simply to be something inevitable.
The iron pillar, they are also called the column of Kuttub, located in India, specifically in Delhi, or more precisely in the Qutb complex. The Qutb complex is an area in Delhi, where the ruins of the first mosque that was built after the Muslim conquest of the city. It was at about AD 1200. The Qutb complex in turn consists of several parts, one of the minaret of the mosque, the Qutb Minar, but also the famous iron pillar. He is much older.
The column to which it does, is a relic of the old Hindu temple, a fortress dating from the 8th Century. The fortress was built in the 12th Century destroyed, and one built at this point the above-mentioned mosque.
The present location of the column is not the place where it had stood originally. The column was in fact already ruled in the Gupta dynasty, the North India 320-540 built. Originally it stood on a hill that was called Vishnupadagiri. This means as much as "the hill with the footprint of Vishnu. This hill is located on the Tropic of Cancer. He was therefore in the Gupta age an astronomical observatory. At this point in the shadow of the pillar was once in the early morning of 21 June for the summer solstice in the direction of the foot of Vishnu.
Today we know, not least because of the iron pillar, that the Indians to the then Around 400 AD already had a sophisticated astronomical knowledge.
Well, to read this column, the iron makes a bit more interesting, she was just standing at a particular location at a given astronomical object. To this end, we would certainly have a different material than can just use iron, which rusts commonly after a certain time then.
The genius of this column is that it has now reached an age of more than 1,600 years, but are not rusted away! No, it takes for this phenomenon is no conspiracy, no aliens, like Daniken believed, and certainly no surprise to to discover the secret to the bottom.
Many scientists have been concerned with the phenomenon, to find out why the column does not rust. It consists of 98% pure wrought iron of the finest quality. Such a high quality produce requires a strong technical knowledge of metalwork - the early Indian Ironforge dominated amazingly, even then this art, they knew how to make stainless steel. Favorable weather conditions at the point of view of their remaining column contributed to this. So the aliens were from the scientists sent back home. Amazing is all that the people of that time already such Knowledge possessed. They had techniques that were actually "invented" only in recent times!
A mystical moment liable to the column, but still. If they ever even travel to India and meet this column, you need to make sure his back against the iron pillar, it will not be prevented. Include the column then backwards with your hands. When making your fingers then immediately behind your back, you will have for the rest of your life much luck!
It is then up to you to always keep an "iron" rations of this happiness.
The iron pillar, they are also called the column of Kuttub, located in India, specifically in Delhi, or more precisely in the Qutb complex. The Qutb complex is an area in Delhi, where the ruins of the first mosque that was built after the Muslim conquest of the city. It was at about AD 1200. The Qutb complex in turn consists of several parts, one of the minaret of the mosque, the Qutb Minar, but also the famous iron pillar. He is much older.
The column to which it does, is a relic of the old Hindu temple, a fortress dating from the 8th Century. The fortress was built in the 12th Century destroyed, and one built at this point the above-mentioned mosque.
The present location of the column is not the place where it had stood originally. The column was in fact already ruled in the Gupta dynasty, the North India 320-540 built. Originally it stood on a hill that was called Vishnupadagiri. This means as much as "the hill with the footprint of Vishnu. This hill is located on the Tropic of Cancer. He was therefore in the Gupta age an astronomical observatory. At this point in the shadow of the pillar was once in the early morning of 21 June for the summer solstice in the direction of the foot of Vishnu.
Today we know, not least because of the iron pillar, that the Indians to the then Around 400 AD already had a sophisticated astronomical knowledge.
Well, to read this column, the iron makes a bit more interesting, she was just standing at a particular location at a given astronomical object. To this end, we would certainly have a different material than can just use iron, which rusts commonly after a certain time then.
The genius of this column is that it has now reached an age of more than 1,600 years, but are not rusted away! No, it takes for this phenomenon is no conspiracy, no aliens, like Daniken believed, and certainly no surprise to to discover the secret to the bottom.
Many scientists have been concerned with the phenomenon, to find out why the column does not rust. It consists of 98% pure wrought iron of the finest quality. Such a high quality produce requires a strong technical knowledge of metalwork - the early Indian Ironforge dominated amazingly, even then this art, they knew how to make stainless steel. Favorable weather conditions at the point of view of their remaining column contributed to this. So the aliens were from the scientists sent back home. Amazing is all that the people of that time already such Knowledge possessed. They had techniques that were actually "invented" only in recent times!
A mystical moment liable to the column, but still. If they ever even travel to India and meet this column, you need to make sure his back against the iron pillar, it will not be prevented. Include the column then backwards with your hands. When making your fingers then immediately behind your back, you will have for the rest of your life much luck!
It is then up to you to always keep an "iron" rations of this happiness.
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