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• Observation of Jupiter from Earth
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बुद्ध्या
(bud.hdhyaa)
Skt: बुद्ध्या
(bud.hdhyaa) - by intelligence - OnlineSktDict
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बुद्ध्वा
(bud.hdhvaa)
Skt: बुद्ध्वा
(bud.hdhvaa) - knowing - OnlineSktDict
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बुद्बुदाः
(bud.hbudaaH)
Skt: बुद्बुदाः
(bud.hbudaaH) - m. bubbles - OnlineSktDict
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बुद्ध (buddha)
Skt: बुद्ध (buddha) - one who has known hence the enlightened - OnlineSktDict
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बुद्ध buddha (buddha)
= ब ु द ् ध
Skt: बुद्ध buddha (buddha) - Buddha -
OnlineSktDict
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बुद्धगतं
(buddhagataM)
Skt: बुद्धगतं
(buddhagataM) - having gone to Buddha or due to Buddha - OnlineSktDict
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बुद्धयः
(buddhayaH)
Skt: बुद्धयः
(buddhayaH) - intelligence - OnlineSktDict
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बुद्धि
(buddhi)
Skt: बुद्धि
(buddhi) - intelligence - OnlineSktDict
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बुद्धिं
(buddhiM)
Skt: बुद्धिं
(buddhiM) - intelligence - OnlineSktDict
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बुद्धिः
(buddhiH)
Skt: बुद्धिः
(buddhiH) - intellect - OnlineSktDict
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बुद्धिनाशः
(buddhinaashaH)
Skt: बुद्धिनाशः
(buddhinaashaH) - loss of intelligence - OnlineSktDict
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बुद्धिनाशात्
(buddhinaashaat.h)
Skt: बुद्धिनाशात्
(buddhinaashaat.h) - and from loss of intelligence - OnlineSktDict
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बुद्धिभेदं
(buddhibhedaM)
Skt: बुद्धिभेदं
(buddhibhedaM) - disruption of intelligence - OnlineSktDict
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बुद्धिमतां
(buddhimataaM)
Skt: बुद्धिमतां
(buddhimataaM) - of the intelligent - OnlineSktDict
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बुद्धिमान्
(buddhimaan.h)
Skt: बुद्धिमान्
(buddhimaan.h) - is intelligent - OnlineSktDict
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बुद्धियुक्तः
(buddhiyuktaH)
Skt: बुद्धियुक्तः
(buddhiyuktaH) - one who is engaged in devotional service - OnlineSktDict
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बुद्धियोगं
(buddhiyogaM)
Skt: बुद्धियोगं
(buddhiyogaM) - real intelligence - OnlineSktDict
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बुद्धियोगात्
(buddhiyogaat.h)
Skt: बुद्धियोगात्
(buddhiyogaat.h) - on the strength of KRishhNa consciousness - OnlineSktDict
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बुद्धिसंयोगं
(buddhisa.nyogaM)
Skt: बुद्धिसंयोगं
(buddhisa.nyogaM) - revival of consciousness - OnlineSktDict
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बुद्धी
(buddhii)
Skt: बुद्धी
(buddhii) - Intelligence - OnlineSktDict
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बुद्धेः
(buddheH)
Skt: बुद्धेः
(buddheH) - more than the intelligence - OnlineSktDict
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बुद्धौ
(buddhau)
Skt: बुद्धौ
(buddhau) - in such consciousness - OnlineSktDict
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बुद्धुदाङ्कः
(budbudaa NkaH)
Skt: बुद्धुदाङ्कः
(budbudaa NkaH) - m. boiling point - OnlineSktDict
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बुध
(budh)
Skt: बुध
(budh) - to know - OnlineSktDict
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बुध
(budha)
Skt: बुध
(budha) - wise - OnlineSktDict
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बुधः
(budhaH)
Skt: बुधः
(budhaH) - the intelligent person - OnlineSktDict
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बुधकौशिक
(budhakaushika)
Skt: बुधकौशिक
(budhakaushika) - the person budhakaushika - OnlineSktDict
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बुधकौशिकः
(budhakaushikaH)
Skt: बुधकौशिकः
(budhakaushikaH) - budhakaushikaH (the author of this hymn) - OnlineSktDict
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बुधवार
(budhavaara)
Skt: बुधवार
(budhavaara) - Wednesday - OnlineSktDict
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बुधाः
(budhaaH)
Skt: बुधाः
(budhaaH) - those who know - OnlineSktDict
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बुधादित्ययोग
(budhaadityayoga)
Skt: बुधादित्ययोग
(budhaadityayoga) - Combination for learning - OnlineSktDict
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बुधिः
(budhiH)
Skt: बुधिः
(budhiH) - mind - OnlineSktDict
• बृहत् (bRihat.h)
Skt: बृहत्
(bRihat.h) - greater, long, macro, encompassing larger domain - OnlineSktDict
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बृहत्दृष्टिता
(bRihat.hdRishhTitaa)
Skt: बृहत्दृष्टिता
(bRihat.hdRishhTitaa) - macropsia - OnlineSktDict
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बृहत्शिर्षो
(bRihatshirshhii)
Skt: बृहत्शिर्षो
(bRihatshirshhii) - macrocephalic - OnlineSktDict
• बृहत्साम
(bRihatsaama)
Skt: बृहत्साम
(bRihatsaama) - the Braahat-sama - OnlineSktDict
• बृहस्पतिं
(bRihaspatiM)
Skt: बृहस्पतिं
(bRihaspatiM) - Brhaspati - OnlineSktDict
• बृहस्पतिः
(bRihaspatiH)
Skt: बृहस्पतिः
(bRihaspatiH) - the teacher of Devas called "Brihaspati" literally -
OnlineSktDict
• बृहस्पतिर्दधातु
(bRihaspatirdadhaatu)
Skt: बृहस्पतिर्दधातु
(bRihaspatirdadhaatu) - Brihaspadi may give us - OnlineSktDict
• बृहस्पती
(bRihaspatii)
Skt: बृहस्पती
(bRihaspatii) - A name of the planet Jupiter - OnlineSktDict
• बृहस्पतीवर्ष
(bRihaspatiivarshha)
Skt: बृहस्पतीवर्ष
(bRihaspatiivarshha) - The Jovian or Jupiter Year.
Cycle of 60 years which
starts with the first New Moon in Tropical Aries.
Mundane Astrology term - OnlineSktDict
See my note on observation of Jupiter from Earth.
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बृहस्पतीवार
(bRihaspatiivaara)
Skt: बृहस्पतीवार
(bRihaspatiivaara) - Thursday - OnlineSktDict
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बोद्धव्यं
(boddhavyaM)
Skt: बोद्धव्यं
(boddhavyaM) - should be understood - OnlineSktDict
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बोधयन्तः
(bodhayantaH)
Skt: बोधयन्तः
(bodhayantaH) - preaching - OnlineSktDict
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बोधि
(bodhi)
Skt: बोधि
(bodhi) - enlightenment - OnlineSktDict
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बोधि
(bodhi)
Skt: बोधि
(bodhi) - supreme knowledge - OnlineSktDict
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बोधित
(bodhita)
Skt: बोधित
(bodhita) - having been taught/ enlightened - OnlineSktDict
• बोधिसत्त्व
(bodhisattva)
Skt: बोधिसत्त्व
(bodhisattva) - the one whose sattva essence is enlightenment - OnlineSktDict
Excerpt from Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jupiter 110106
Jupiter
is usually the fourth brightest object in the sky (after
the Sun, the Moon and Venus);
[44]
however at times Mars appears brighter than Jupiter. Depending on Jupiter's
position with respect to the Earth, it can vary in visual magnitude from as
bright as −2.9 at opposition down to −1.6 during conjunction with the Sun. The
angular diameter of Jupiter likewise varies from 50.1 to 29.8 arc seconds.
[5]
Favorable oppositions occur when Jupiter is passing through perihelion, an event
that occurs once per orbit. As Jupiter approaches perihelion in March 2011,
there was a favorable opposition in September 2010.
[64]
Earth overtakes Jupiter every 398.9 days as it orbits the Sun, a duration called the synodic period. As it does so, Jupiter appears to undergo retrograde motion with respect to the background stars. That is, for a period Jupiter seems to move backward in the night sky, performing a looping motion.
Jupiter's 12-year orbital period corresponds to the dozen astrological signs of the zodiac, and may have been the historical origin of the signs.[21] That is, each time Jupiter reaches opposition it has advanced eastward by about 30°, the width of a zodiac sign.
Because the orbit of Jupiter is outside the Earth's, the phase angle of Jupiter as viewed from the Earth never exceeds 11.5°. That is, the planet always appears nearly fully illuminated when viewed through Earth-based telescopes. It was only during spacecraft missions to Jupiter that crescent views of the planet were obtained.[65]
The observation of Jupiter dates back to the Babylonian astronomers of the 2nd millennium BCE.[66] The Chinese historian of astronomy, Xi Zezong, has claimed that Gan De, a Chinese astronomer, made the discovery of one of Jupiter's moons in 362 BCE with the unaided eye. If accurate, this would predate Galileo's discovery by nearly two millennia.[67][68] In 499 CE Aryabhata, a great mathematician-astronomer from the classical age of Indian mathematics and Indian astronomy estimated the orbital period as 4332.2722 days, or 11.86 years [69].
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