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INDIANS CONTRIBUTION
TO SCIENCE
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Jogesh S
2.
INTRODUCTION
We will be talking about how the country of india has been involved in science.
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MATHEMATICS
INDIA WAS ONE OF THE FIRST COUNTRIES TO STUDY MATHAMATICS, ALGEBRA, AND CREATED THE NUMBER 0.
We still use math today in many schools
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Leo Reynolds
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ATOMISM
India was also one of the first to study Atomism and Physics.
Scientist still study atomism today to understand more about atoms
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jev55
5.
JANTAR MANTAR
The Jantar Mantar was used to follow the movement of the moon and sun to help determine auspicious dates and events
Made By Aryabhata
This invention is used today to still judge the moon and sun
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mckaysavage
6.
ASTRONOMY
India was one of the first to also study astronomy.
Astronomy is the study of Space.
They studied it around 500AD.
Scientist still study astronomy today to help learn about space
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Stuck in Customs
7.
INK
India first made ink out of burned bones tar and pitch
It was usually written with a sharp pointed needle
Ink is used in todays pens
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edselby
8.
CHESS
Chess is a 2 player board game made in india to represent a King and a Queen
Now sometimes used in School Curriculum
Today still played by millions of people
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Mr. Gee
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BINARY CODE
Binary numbers were first described by Pingala
Binary code represents computer code
India used it for there writting
We use it to code todays computers
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mcclanahoochie
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RULER
Made to measure length,width,height
India uses the metric system today but used a way more complicated system in 1500BC
Used in carpentry and in schools today
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Skakerman
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INDIAN TIMELINE
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
visual.ly/history-ink
www.storypick.com/20-clever-inventions-probably-didnt-know-made-indians/
www.crystalinks.com/indiastronomy.html
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Sheridan Osterberg
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