ADAM'S BRIDGE

Adam's bridge was built by man?  Or a wonderful creation of the environment? 

Ram Sethu Bridge, also known as Adam's Bridge, was proven to be a man-made structure by the special show "What on Earth" on America's "scientific channel."

Several years ago, a NASA spacecraft took a stunning collection of pictures. The images unmistakably depict a chain of rocks in the Indian Ocean's shallow water between Sri Lanka and India. Based on their examination of images, a team of American geologists and scientists who were researching the Ram Setu Bridge came to the conclusion that it is not a natural site but rather a man-made one.

Between Mannar Island in Sri Lanka and Pamban Island in Rameswaram, India, is where the Ram Setu Bridge is situated in the water. It should stretch for roughly 30 kilometers. The Sita Devi, the queen of Prince Rama, was taken captive by King Ravana of Sri Lanka, who later arrived in Sri Lanka, according to the Hindu epic Ramayana. According to legend, Lord Rama despatched his monkey army to Sri Lanka in order to save her and constructed this bridge between India and Sri Lanka.

Between Mannar Island in Sri Lanka and Pamban Island in Rameswaram, India, is where the Ram Setu Bridge is situated in the water. It should stretch for roughly 30 kilometers. The Sita Devi, the queen of Prince Rama, was taken captive by King Ravana of Sri Lanka, who later arrived in Sri Lanka, according to the Hindu epic Ramayana. According to legend, Lord Rama despatched his monkey army to Sri Lanka in order to save her and constructed this bridge between India and Sri Lanka.

A portion of the Ram Setu Bridge, according to the Bharatiya Janata Party and other Hindu extreme groups, will be harmed by the Setu Samudram project that the Indian government planned in 2008 to build a canal through this region. The Supreme Court came to the conclusion that there was no historical proof of Prince Rama's existence at that time. They contend that this discovery demonstrates Prince Rama was alive and that American experts have disproved the court order.

The Ramayana by Valmiki is where we first learn about this bridge's historical background. It is referred to as "Rama Setu" or "Rama's Bridge" there. In the Ramayana, verse 2-22-76, Rama refers to it as "Sethubandhanam." Today, this place is referred to as "Sethu Samudram." It denotes a "bridged sea region." is located at India's Thanjavur Saraswati Mahal Library. W. This region is identified as "Ramancoil" on a Dutch map created in 1747. "The location where Rama's temple is located" is depicted on another map. In Rameswaram, there is a temple devoted to Rama. This region was designated as "Sethubandha" and "Sethubandha Rameswaram" on Marco Polo's maps.

It is referred to as the "Bridge on the Sea" in Iban Kordabe's "Book of Roads and Kingdoms," which was written in the ninth century. This was designated as Adam's Bridge on a British map made in 1804. The name "Adam's Mountain" refers to Sri Lanka in early Islamic literature. Rama's Bridge is also known as "Adam's Bridge" since it is believed that Adam arrived on earth and passed through this location on his way from Sri Lanka to India.

A good proof that a technology so sophisticated as to be able to create a bridge over the big ocean existed in the globe for thousands of years—and that the legend of Rama would also come to pass—lies in the new scientific hypothesis.