Practical Insights Using the Planetary Clock

Summary:

The text describes the invention of an educational instrument called the “Mission Planetary Clock” by Chandramohan Killo. This instrument aims to explain mathematical tables practically, unlike any existing methods. The author claims that mathematics is fundamental, and many other subjects, including physics, chemistry, and geography, rely on mathematical tables. The inventor proposes using the Planetary Clock to explain these tables from elementary school to PhD level.

The book’s content includes a practical explanation of mathematical tables from 6×1 to 6×50 using the Planetary Clock. Each table is assigned a page number, and the experiment for each table is explained, along with the required items. The experiments involve using the number indicators on the Planetary Clock and determining the rotation and result.

Excerpt:

Practical Insights Using the Planetary Clock

1. Table no. 1
Required items for the experiments
Planetary clock No-1
• Formula for the experiment
(axn=p)
• Formula: The number indicator on the planetary clock. (P)/1…12.
The blue color point is on number (1=1)=0x12+1*. It is in the 0th rotation. The green color point is on the 6*. It is in the zero rotation and the rose color point is on the (6=6)=0x12+6*. The result is in the 0th rotation.

2. Table no. 2
Required items for the experiments
Planetary clock No-1
• Formula for the experiment
(axn=p)
• Formula: The number indicator on the planetary clock. (P)/1…12.
The blue color point is on number (2=2)=0x12+2*. It is in the 0th rotation. The green color point is on the 6*. It is in the zero rotation and the rose color point is on the (12=12)=1×12+0*. The result is in the 1th rotation.

3. Table no. 3
Required items for the experiments
Planetary clock No-1
• Formula for the experiment
(axn=p)
• Formula: The number indicator on the planetary clock. (P)/1…12.
The blue color point is on number (3=3)=0x12+3*. It is in the 0th rotation. The green color point is on the 6*. It is in the zero rotation and the rose color point is on the (6=18)=1×12+6*. The result is in the 1th rotation.