Ravan, Indrajeet, Kumbhkaran Club - Page 176

Originally posted by: Chandraketu

Dunno whether Rahu/Ketu are counted as one or two.

Originally posted by: akhl

They are counted as two. In astrological calculations, they are the two lunar nodes. To find lunar nodes, assume a sphere of any size with Earth at the center. In reference of the Earth, find a plane which contains the orbit of the Moon. This plane intersects the sphere in a circle. Again in Earth's frame, consider the plane, which contains the orbit of the Sun. This plane also intersects the sphere in a circle.
So you have two circles. These two circles meet each other at two points. These two points are Rahu and Ketu.

Thanks for the explanation Avinash! To imagine the scenario that you have mentioned about Rahu and Ketu, I had to use my physics principles again after a long intermission! I have no idea about these things. Thanks to people like you, Chandra, Rajnish, Vibhishna, and Sita for providing various info about Ramayan and the interconnecting stories contained there.

Originally posted by: akhl

They are counted as two. In astrological calculations, they are the two lunar nodes. To find lunar nodes, assume a sphere of any size with Earth at the center. In reference of the Earth, find a plane which contains the orbit of the Moon. This plane intersects the sphere in a circle. Again in Earth's frame, consider the plane, which contains the orbit of the Sun. This plane also intersects the sphere in a circle.
So you have two circles. These two circles meet each other at two points. These two points are Rahu and Ketu.

Originally posted by: bharat999

Its so funny creation di!!!
PP is looking so different here!!

Originally posted by: akhl

They are counted as two. In astrological calculations, they are the two lunar nodes. To find lunar nodes, assume a sphere of any size with Earth at the center. In reference of the Earth, find a plane which contains the orbit of the Moon. This plane intersects the sphere in a circle. Again in Earth's frame, consider the plane, which contains the orbit of the Sun. This plane also intersects the sphere in a circle.
So you have two circles. These two circles meet each other at two points. These two points are Rahu and Ketu.

Originally posted by: Chandraketu

One question though - you said orbit of the sun. Does Vedic astrology assume that the sun revolves around the earth, as opposed to vice versa?

Originally posted by: chatterbox

i agree it was just a lame effort i wanted to make him look rockstar but he has become too adorable here😆😆

mallika thinks he looks like desi spiderman😆😆

Originally posted by: sita11

wow !!!! such a fabulous & innovative creation chatter👏,

actually i fell from my chair after seeing this funny creation 😆,

but its a superb & innovative,hilarious creation ,it really brought a big laughter on our faces 😉