Unravelling Ramaketu (Ram Setu): Science, Geology, and the Ramayana Legend
Explore what oceanographers, marine archaeologists, and carbon-dating experts reveal about Ramaketu (Adam’s Bridge). Discover whether this 48-km underwater chain is a natural geological formation or linked to the Ramayana. Ramaketu (Ram Setu / Adam's Bridge): A Scientific and Investigative Report The 48-kilometre chain of limestone shoals connecting Rameswaram Island in India to Mannar Island in Sri Lanka, widely known as Ramaketu or Ram Setu (and internationally as Adam's Bridge), stands at the crosshairs of myth, marine archaeology, and earth sciences. To investigate whether this structure is a natural geological occurrence or an engineered artefact linked to the Ramayana , we must examine the consensus and ongoing research from oceanographers, geologists, and archaeological scientists. 1. What Do Oceanographers and Geologists Say? Mainstream geological and oceanographic evaluations, including studies referenced by institutions like the Geological Survey of I...