Prehistoric Flying Machines

de bene esse: literally, of well-being, morally acceptable but subject to future validation or exception

Prehistoric Flying Machines called Vimana, described in the ancient Mahabharata. The Sifrala, which originated in the Chaldean area and time, comprises around 100 written pages of technical plans on building a flying machine. The Ramayana speaks of aircraft hangers. Some of the Vedic Texts, which go back to the dawn of writing, give descriptions of air battles and a preemptive nuclear strike.