A complete description of "Brahmastra" as described in ancient Indian mythology

The name "Brahmastra" is most familiar to the readers of our Indian mythology, especially in Ramayana and Mahabharata. Western scientists have a better understanding of this Brahmastra experiment and its details than we Indians. The main reason for this is that they understand and cherish many of the scriptures and knowledge that we have neglected and left behind. I am trying my best to inform you about some such enlightening things which are hidden. Now let me tell you about a fearsome weapon used in ancient Indian wars called "Brahmastram". This is what we call "Autumn Bomb" in this modern age.

A complete description of "Brahmastra" as described in ancient Indian mythology

A bomb was tested in the New Mexico desert at 5:30 am on July 16, 1945. The launch took place exactly months before the atomic bomb was dropped on the city of Hiroshima. After this experiment, a famous scientist named Oppen Hamir was speaking at the University of Rochester when a student asked, "Isn't your experiment the first of its kind in the world?" He asked. Hamir explained about the ancient war stories of India, the Mahabharata, that yes, this is the first in modern times.

This is how Brahmastra is described in ancient Indian mythology. "It was not a single arrow but all this cosmic power was contained in it. The fire rose up like ten thousand suns and lit up the sky. It was a weapon fastened with an iron fist. It was a thunderbolt that brought an invincible message of death. It burned everything and the trenches to ashes. Not a single burnt man could be recognized. The hairs of the buildings, Nails, eyes and fruits were blown away. Birds, cattle and trees were dead and turned white. After a few hours, the food grains and the atmosphere became toxic. Soldiers jumped into wells and rivers to put out the fire." More about this is cited in the book "with out trace". This scientist named Hamir was a good scholar in Sanskrit. He was the director of atomic bomb research in New Mexico.

The famous Soviet scholar A.A. Gorbowski also gave many explanations in his book "Book of Hypothesis". Our ancient Indians were fully aware of nuclear matters. When excavations were carried out in some places where the Harappa and Mohanjadaro civilizations flourished, black burnt lumps of material were found in the streets. At first, scientists did not know what kind of substance it was. When it was tested in the laboratory it was confirmed to be pottery. The material is determined to have melted under intense heat. Moreover, the material is exposed to intense radiation. The effect of radiation was seen at several hundreds of times the radiation level that should have been present.