Former IPS Officer and the current Lt Governor of Puducherry has posted a video about a sound that the Sun makes. And according to her and the video, that sound is apparently ‘Om’.
— Kiran Bedi (@thekiranbedi) January 4, 2020
Mind you, if you are inclined to believe it, please don’t.
Anyhow, Twitter was very efficient in pointing out that this was a product of WhatsApp University.
— Chowkidar Adani™ (@adani_hu2) January 4, 2020
Sound is a pressure wave. It requires air as a medium.
— Renjith Thomas (@TowardsLiberti) January 4, 2020
Is there air in space?
Use a little bit of common sense if you have Ms. Bedi.
@thekiranbedi be like pic.twitter.com/RySKDrUWbr
— AzAad Prem khopda (@roflchopra) January 4, 2020
Mam this one is real pic.twitter.com/RzWNYhvRBM
— Tempest (@ColdCigar) January 4, 2020
IT cell ka whatsapp group join kiya h to
— चैतू (@BodaChaitu) January 4, 2020
Indian Constitution
— Prof. Dilip Mandal (@Profdilipmandal) January 4, 2020
Fundamental Duties (Article 51A)
It shall be the duty of every citizens of India-
(h) to develop the scientific temper, humanism and the spirit of inquiry and reform.
पता नहीं आपने सिविल सर्विस की परीक्षा कैसे पास की थी. शर्म आती है हमें.
Now haters will say that, Sun does not give milk and dung.
— Live every moment * (@inbyheart) January 4, 2020
Sun Chanting Om! pic.twitter.com/4dh9VTcBKj
— Rofl Republic 🍋🌶 (@i_theindian) January 4, 2020
ma’am does this level of insight happen after you join the BJP, or was it this level of insight that led you to the BJP in the first place?
— Vinay Aravind 📷 (@vinayaravind) January 4, 2020
— Tashreef Shareef (@tashreefi) January 4, 2020
Twitter khola tha, WhatsApp kaise khul gaya 🤮
— Kunal Chhoker (@iKunaal) January 4, 2020
She has a history with whatsapp forwardshttps://t.co/zALmTIEBxN
— SLOTH (@Shikh55_) January 4, 2020
There was a time Ms Bedi was looked up by everyone as a role model.
— Sadik (@SadikPatel07) January 4, 2020
Well, the Sun does emit a sound. It’s actually the vibration of the sun. And it doesn’t sound like ‘Om’.
The Sun is not silent. The low, pulsing hum of our star’s heartbeat allows scientists to peer inside, revealing huge rivers of solar material flowing, along with waves, loops and eruptions. This helps scientists study what can’t be seen. Listen in: https://t.co/J4ZC3hUwtL pic.twitter.com/lw30NIEob2
— NASA (@NASA) July 25, 2018
Now, if only Ms Bedi had Googled it!
