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How India gave the world zero (Hindi)
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Hindi · Motion graphics, 3D · 6 scenes · 0:47 · 9:16
From Brahmagupta in 628 CE to every computer today, narrated in Hindi.
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- Format
- 9:16 Reels and Shorts
- Scenes
- 6
- Narration
- Hindi, studio narrator (script pasted in English)
- Captions
- On, burned in
- Quality
- Full HD 1080p
- Style
- Motion graphics, 3D and 2D
These were the only choices made. The scenes, pictures, narration timing and captions were all made from the script.
Scenes 6
Script 114 words
Every phone, every bank account and every computer runs on one idea that came from India: zero. Many old cultures used a gap or a mark to show an empty place. But in 628 CE, the Indian mathematician Brahmagupta wrote rules for zero as a number of its own. A number plus zero stays the same. A number minus itself is zero. Indian numerals, with zero and place value, then travelled to Baghdad, where scholars like al-Khwarizmi wrote about them. From there they reached Europe, where Fibonacci spread them in 1202. Without zero, there is no place value, no binary code, and no computer. A small circle from India counts the whole modern world.
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