Summary: How do you go from mapping the vastness of cosmic cycles (explored in Ep 5) to predicting the exact position of a planet or the timing of an eclipse? In Episode 6 of Ancient Code, Modern Mind, your AI host, Harsh Rain (voiced by AI), delves into Verse 4 of Aryabhata's Aryabhatiya. Building on Verse 3's immense time scales, this episode reveals the intricate mechanics Aryabhata devised over 1500 years ago in Gupta India to achieve astronomical precision, leveraging AI for research, analysis, and visualization alongside Sanskrit scholarship.

Join Harsh Rain as he decodes the concepts of apogees (ucca) and nodes (pāta) – the crucial reference points for refining orbits and forecasting eclipses. Discover the significance of the "Lanka Dawn," Aryabhata's calculated cosmic start date (3102 BCE), which anchors his entire system. Learn how the simple yet powerful "Rule of Three" (trairāśika) was used to calculate planetary positions. Experience how AI helps unpack the genius of an ancient mind building a predictive engine for the heavens, transforming awe (from Ep 5's scale) into accuracy.

Keywords: Aryabhata, Aryabhatiya, AI Host, AI Voice, AI Research, Ancient India, Indian Astronomy, History of Science, Mathematics, Sanskrit, Artificial Intelligence, Gupta Empire, Cosmology, Celestial Mechanics, Eclipses, Prediction, Lanka Dawn, Ancient Knowledge, Podcast.