The Role of Sanskrit Language and Literature in NASA's Research and Technological Development

Sanskrit, one of the most ancient and systematic languages, has a unique structure that has captured the interest of modern scientists and technologists. In recent decades, there has been significant discourse around the potential role of Sanskrit in computational linguistics, artificial intelligence (AI), and even space research. This paper explores the historical, theoretical, and practical relevance of Sanskrit in relation to NASA's technological advancements, focusing on its contribution to computational models, knowledge preservation, and potential applications in space research. The research delves into specific case studies, theories, and the ongoing debate about the language’s applicability in modern scientific fields.

This research paper delves into the role and significance of the ancient Sanskrit language in the context of NASA's technological advancements, language studies, and research. Through a deep analytical lens, this study explores the intersection of Sanskrit literature with modern space sciences, computational linguistics, and artificial intelligence. While Sanskrit is often celebrated for its philosophical and literary contributions, recent claims suggest that the language has influenced scientific and computational pursuits, particularly at NASA. This paper critically examines the historical, linguistic, and technical claims surrounding Sanskrit's application in space technology, artificial intelligence, and data compression, backed by a careful review of existing literature and scientific evidence.