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Kiran Bedi Gets Brutally Trolled For Posting ‘NASA Video’ of Sun Chanting ‘Om’
Here's why netizens trolled current Lieutenant Governor of Puducherry, Kiran Bedi
The latest personality who has fallen prey to online trolls in none other than current Lieutenant Governor of Puducherry, Kiran Bedi. The reason behind getting brutally trolled on social media is Kiran Bedi posted a doctored video on Twitter which has a caption written over it ‘NASA Recorded Video of Sun Chanting Om’.
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— Kiran Bedi (@thekiranbedi) January 4, 2020
NASA has, however, dropped multiple actual videos of what Sun sounds like, which you can watch on YouTube. The video we have posted below has solar sounds generated from 40 days of the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory’s (SOHO) Michelson Doppler Imager (MDI) data and processed by A. Kosovichev.
Here’s how netizens brutally trolled Kiran Bedi
The moment the retired Indian Police Service Office, Kiran Bedi, posted the doctored video people did not take much time to troll her badly. A user wrote on Twitter, this happens when you are a fan of Hrithik Roshan’s movie Koi Mil Gaya and a Lieutenant governor.
When you are a former IPS officer, a Lieutenant governor but also a big fan of Koi Mil gaya https://t.co/TKBLdCnnnR
— Roshan Rai (@TheRoshanRai) January 4, 2020
One more user chimed in: “And the entire solar system chants Hum Dekhenge. NASA has a recording of that too.”
Mam aap ye sab harkate bjp join karne ke baad hi kar rahe ho, pahle to aise nhi thee 🙁
— आज़ाद परिंदे (@dostam_comrade) January 4, 2020
Another added; ‘To all those saying “She used to once be a hero”, remember that it was Kiran Bedi who had denied access to condoms for male prisoners in Tihar jail to curb homosexuality in 1994. She never was, and never will be, my hero.”
Sun Chanting Om https://t.co/2gwgT3U14e pic.twitter.com/zodwR7joBi
— Ravi Nair (@t_d_h_nair) January 4, 2020
There's no more vaccum in space.. every fuckin place in universe would be filled by sangi's stupidy. https://t.co/9vBEL6cZFE
— Pratap Tupe (@VeerMoriarty) January 4, 2020
And the entire solar system chants Hum Dekhenge. NASA has a recording of that too. https://t.co/CwKPCmPaTL
— Rohini Singh (@rohini_sgh) January 4, 2020
@thekiranbedi be like pic.twitter.com/RySKDrUWbr
— AzAad Prem khopda (@roflchopra) January 4, 2020
India will be superpower in 2020.
Retired IPS officer in India
?????? https://t.co/lJQmLEC06B— Bhangari Dada (@Bhangari_dada) January 4, 2020
In the year 2018, a group of scientists from NASA and ESA used data from to map the vibrations the form the ‘low, pulsing hum of the star’s heartbeat’.
Associate director in the Heliophysics Science Division, Alex Young explained: “When anything material moves, waves travel through it, and the same thing happens inside the Sun. The Sun is vibrating at lots of different frequencies.We don’t have straightforward ways to look inside the Sun…so using a star or the Sun’s natural vibrations allows us to see inside of it.”
That’s the only reason why you should verify the content before forwarding to anyone and posting on social media.
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