Serious evidences suggested that the former godsie they were not real gods, but human usurpers mastered nuclear fission. If the Bible hardly evoke it with caution, the Mahabharata is much more explicit.

The Bible mentions the cities of Sodom and Gomorrha, destroyed by a divine punishment. On the site of these two cities, the Dead Sea could well relfect a radioactive destruction. Effectively, the very high salt content of this fossil sea could be the consequence of a nuclear explosion. In the Bible, we remember that Loth had escaped the destruction of Sodom. YahvehSee YHVH. had commanded him to flee without turning back. But when the nuclear explosion occured, his wife looked back and got transformed into a statue of salt.

What the Bible does not tell, is that the inland sea that adjoined Sodom and Gomorrha, has also been transformed into salt. Literally deprived of any aquatic life by the nuclear explosion, its salt content was more than tenfold. Since then, it is a dead sea, hence its name. In addition, we can measure there a high rate of 'natural radioactivity'. Of course, none of these clues can be considered as a true evidence. However, these phenomena could be the real consequences of a nuclear explosion ...

The pseudo-godsSee Le Vivant had a  quite terrifying arsenal.Lisez "L'arsenal des dieux" en cliquant sur la touche +

Some distinguished scholars had the same idea, as Einstein and Oppenheimer. The latter was the father of the US nuclear program. They say he was fond of Vedic culture.

After the successful explosion of the first nuke bomb, Oppenheimer gave a lecture at the University of Rochester. During the discussions, a student asked him if this bomb was the first one ever.

« Yes, » said Oppenheimer. And he added « since modern times, of course! » Maybe had he read the Mahabharata?See "Rama airlines"

If so, his attention was maybe attracted by this description: "Ghurka suddenly appeared in his powerful vimana and destroyed the three cities of the Vrishis and Andhakas with a single projectile charged with all the Power of the Universe. An incandescent column of smoke and flames as bright as ten thousand suns rose in all its splendor. It was an unknown weapon, an iron thunderbolt, a messenger of death which reduced to ashes the entire race of Vrishis and Andhakas.

The corpses were so burned that they were unrecognizable. Their hair and nails were falling down; the pottery broke for no apparent reason and the birds turned white. After a few hours, all food was infected ... To escape this fire, soldiers threw themselves into rivers to wash their bodies and their equipment ..." According to Paul Boué, atomic engineer, it is the exact description of a nuclear irradiation, what excludes the chance of a fairy tale.

It is highly unlikely that, describing a purely imaginary weapon, the author of Mahabharata listed the very real effects of a nuke bomb. Therefore we must conclude, whether we like it or not, that nuclear technology is not a modern invention. Of course, the present science does not admit that a prehistoric culture has used UFOsSee Les Egyptiens volants to drop nuke bombs, although there is very convincing evidence.

In Pakistan and in India, in the Indus Valley, lie the ruins of several ancient cities, which were brutally destroyed. They are not mentioned in history: we can conclude they are prior to historical times. They are suspected to be some of the Rishi cities of the mythical  empire of Rama.See India song The two largest ones are called nowadays Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa, but we ignore their names at their flourishing time. Each of them could give accomodations to 200,000 inhabitants. .

Could they be the cities of Vrishis and Andhakas, these three cities destroyed by Ghurka and his iron thunderbolt? However, it seems that these cities have been destroyed instantly: on the road, excavations allowed to discover skeletons striked during their working activity. After several millenia, these skeletons are still as radioactive as those in Hiroshima. This high radioactivity rate caused serious health problems, so serious that the Indian government finally closed the site