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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
The Milky Way Galaxy is an awe-inspiring entity, with its majestic spiral arms filled with celestial bodies in all directions. It is estimated to contain more than 200 billion stars, plus gas and dust particles, swirling around a supermassive black hole at its center. Our own sun is located on one of the minor spiral arms near the outer edge of the galaxy, making our view of the Milky Way’s structure incomplete as we can only observe about 0.000002 percent of it. Despite this limitation however, astronomers have used a variety of powerful telescopes and instruments to map out nearly two thirds of the galaxy’s structure enabling humanity to understand a little bit more about our home among the stars.
Everyone is eager to learn more about the Milky Way galaxy. I have compiled my notes and findings while researching this fascinating celestial body.
Dr. Jagadeesh Pillai
Dr.Jagadeesh Pillai a voracious reader, writer, and true research scholar was born in Varanasi, the abode of Lord Shiva. He is Ph.D. in Vedic Science. He is a multi-faceted polymath with innate qualities, creative ideas and many remarkable achievements. Although his roots extend back to “Gods own Country”(Kerala), the residents of Varanasi feel proud of him and adore him as a child of Varanasi who caters to every individual in need without any expectations. A deep study into his profile reflects that he has added so many feathers to his cap which makes him quite unique. He is a four times Guinness Book of World Records Holder in the four different subjects.
He has sung full Ram Charita Manas 151 hours audio by his own composition. He has also sung the whole Bhagavad-Gita in his own composition with a rhythmic background.
He has also sung “Lokah Samastha Sukhino Bhavantu” in 50 different languages.
Currently working on a detailed and scientific study on Veda, Upanishad, Puranas, Bhagavad Gita, etc.
