How was Ramlalas Surya Tilak done in Ayodhya Know the science behind it

Surya Tilak: On the day of Ram Navami in Ayodhya at 12 noon on Wednesday, the rays of the sun falling on the forehead of Ram Lalla attracted the attention of the whole world. Work on Surya Abhishekam of Lord Ram was going on for many years. Scientists did a lot of research on this and even conducted a trial a few days ago, which was successful. People from all over the world were present on TV and online portals to watch this moment. This moment of faith came true due to the efforts of scientists. After all, how did the sun’s rays fall on Ramlala’s forehead? Know the science behind it.

‘CBRI’ Roorkee did ‘wonderful’

Lord Ram was born on the day of Ram Navami at 12 noon. The purpose of ‘Surya Tilak’ is that every year on Ram Navami, the sun’s rays fall on the forehead of the idol of Lord Ram at 12 noon. To make this possible, the mechanism of Surya Tilak has been prepared by the scientists of ‘Central Building Research Institute’ (CBRI). According to media reports, the Indian Institute of Astrophysics (IIA), Bangalore also helped in this, so that the path of the Sun is accurately known.

What did the scientists do?

Scientists used 3 mirrors to direct the sun’s rays onto Ramlala’s forehead. The first mirror was placed on the top floor (third floor) of the temple. As soon as the sun’s rays fell on that mirror at 12 noon, they were reflected 90 degrees and sent to another mirror through a pipe. From there the sun’s rays were reflected again and passed through the brass pipe to reach the third mirror. After falling on the third mirror, the sun rays were again reflected 90 degrees and, rotating at 90 degrees with speed, fell directly on Ramlala’s forehead.

75mm size, light up to 4 minutes

When the sun rays passed through the pipe and fell on Ramlala’s forehead, a circular shape of 75 mm was formed. The sun rays fell on Ramlala’s head for a total of minutes. This entire experiment was done without electricity. The lens and tube used in it have been manufactured by Bangalore-based company Optica.