𝐒𝐞𝐜𝐫𝐞𝐭 𝐟𝐨𝐨𝐭𝐚𝐠𝐞 𝐨𝐟 I͇n͇v͇e͇r͇t͇e͇d͇ 𝐆𝐨𝐥𝐝𝐞𝐧 𝐓𝐞𝐦𝐩𝐥𝐞 - 𝐃𝐚𝐫𝐤 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐦𝐛𝐞𝐫 𝐌𝐢𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐥𝐞 𝐚𝐭 𝐕𝐢𝐫𝐮𝐩𝐚𝐤𝐬𝐡𝐚, 𝐈𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐚?

An Inverted Shadow Falls On This Temple Baffling Everyone. Is it a Miracle or is it Ancient Technology?

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0:00 - Inverted Image
1:32 - My Suspicions
3:42 - Camera Obscura
4:19 - Oldest Pin Hole
4:40 - Why Only Afternoons?
5:49 - Conclusion

Hey guys, this is the Virupaksha Temple in Hampi built about 1400 years ago, and it has a very mysterious phenomenon happening inside the temple. In one of the dark chambers, we can see an inverted image of the temple tower. Here you can see the shiny golden image of the tower appearing upside down on the wall. If you look carefully, you can see the entire tower with all the details, including the metallic structure on the top of the tower. And what's even more interesting, this image only appears in the afternoons, you cannot see this inverted golden tower in the mornings- It only happens between 2 pm to 6 pm. Exactly on the other side of the chamber, we can see a hole, which is about one foot wide. If you look through this hole, you can see the actual tower of the temple, which is 160 feet tall.

Now, How is it possible that we see an upside down image of the tower? Is this image real? Or is it some kind of magic or illusion? Even today, thousands of people visit this temple to view this miraculous sight.

My very first suspicion was that the wall was painted with some sort of material that can glow-in-the-dark, like phosphors. This is because in bright light, the wall still shows a dark triangle which appears to have some kind of a paint or may be it is just dirt. So, I asked this gentleman to hold up a cloth, in front of the wall. Which means, if it is really the light coming from the tower through this hole, we should be able to see the image on the cloth as well. But if it is just a trick, the image will not appear on the cloth. But as you can see, the image also appears on the cloth, which means that this in fact the image of the tower using the light that is coming through this hole.
Now, the final test is to cover the hole and see if this image will disappear. This will confirm if the light that produces the image actually comes through this particular hole. So, I asked my friend to cover the hole, and once he covers the hole with his hands, you can see that the image disappears on the wall. So the light does in fact come through this particular hole which has no lenses or anything attached. And if you go outside, you can see this hole from the outside, and it is directly pointing to the temple tower.
Now there are many posts and videos on the web, claiming this is a supernatural event. No one has explained why we see an inverted image of the tower here. And if this is just a simple case of light shining through, why doesn't it happen in the mornings as well? Why does it only happen in the afternoons?
The first point is that what we are observing is called a Camera obscura or a pin hole image. This is a natural optical phenomenon. For example, if you cover all the windows of your house, and make one small hole, the light rays will hit the wall, creating an upside down image of what's outside. This is because the light from the top will hit the bottom, and the light from the bottom will hit the top. This has been demonstrated many times in modern physics. However, this is the oldest known pin hole image in India, which was created 1400 years ago. This is exactly why you see an inverted image of the tower on the wall.
Okay, so we see this golden image because of the pin hole effect, but why does it appear only in the afternoons? To understand this, we have to see the tower from the outside. This is the temple tower when we see it from standing outside the temple. I shot this about 4 o clock in the afternoon. You can see that the tower doesn't look golden or shining, but looks rather dim. But if we go inside the temple and see the other side of the same tower, it is shining and looks golden because of the sunlight. This is because the temple is built facing east, and the tower will look dim from the inside during morning hours, because the sun is not shining on the inside face of the tower.

The inside tower starts shining only when the sun moves to west, and makes it look golden. If you go to the dark chamber in the morning, you can still see a very faint image of the tower, but it won't look golden.
So, now you know why we see the mysterious golden tower upside down at Virupaksha temple.

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[NameIsRaghu]

All our ancient Hindu temple are the actual university... today we just visit them as holy place... but they actually build for educational purpose...

[thepervysageofmountmyoboku]

People often forget that ancient temples were not just places of worship, but they were also places of wisdom where sages, scholars and ancient scientists studied and conducted various experiments. This is the reason why we see this kind of phenomenon in many ancient temples. Temples were also laboratories and these scientist devoted their wisdom to Gods.

[youcanthandlethetruth]

Love your videos man! Stand up for your people and their ancient knowledge. Greetings from the USA!

[daveandrews]

Thankyou for showing us western, s how fasinating India is, would never have known otherwise.cheers from Australia

[enchantedthunder]

Thats very cool. It shows that the ancients understood OPTICS and Optical properties, and it's astonishing how they incorporate this knowledge into various structures. Absolutely stunning.

[rohitrajak]

It proves the ancestors of hindu were genius, , proud to be hindu

[rimasippy]

your channel deserves much more fame and acknowledgement

[moodles]

Conventional Camera invented 1400 years ago. Fantastic!!

[AndreLuiz-ipfh]

I am Brazilian. And I think you make the best channel on you tube today. No other channel comes even closer. Congratulations.

[charliepoodle]

I’m so pleased for once that you have described scientifically and factually, the engineering skills, and wonders of these amazing temples. Instead of saying there some ancient alien “technology “
Far better than guesswork and fantasy. Well done.

[warpdrive]

Camera ;:yet another temple that has some science the more I watch your vids the more Iam convinced that the ancients understood things to a high degree AMAZING

[upyours]

I absolutely love your work. For many years ive Thought how the temples and architecture of India completely surpassed that of any culture known to man. I have to come to India and learn. It calls to me and you put the icing on the cake.

[vasudevtr]

I think you have discovered the oldest existing camera in the world..

[chandrasaha]

what a wonderful practical science class through architecture and devotion. This is Bharat. The years of invasion and colonisation has made us forget these. a big thank you to Shri Praveen Mohan and others like him who are working hard so that this knowledge is not lost forever. All power to you. 🙏

[rachel_v_k]

This is what happens in our eyes, as well. However, our brains compensate by inverting the upside down image, so therefore everything we see is right side up.
Thanks, Praveen!🙏 I saw this video when it first came out, but it was at the top of my feed today. Happy to see it again!
I hope that you and your family are doing well!❤️
Take care and stay safe! 😊💕💕💕

[johnmellon]

Really enjoying this channel. Never realised India had such monuments.

[jithutube]

AL jazeera has been propogating that 10th centrury Ibn Haythen invented camera obscura. Lot of Muslims are going to feel grumpy about one in Hampi.

[shivamraghuwanshi]

Jagannath Puri temple is also very mysterious. You can visit and try to solve the mysteries of that temple.

[jameslindsay]

Man what amazing temples... the construction and detail is just mind blowing! Definitely putting India on my travel list