Jantar Collection

India, Delhi, New Delhi, Jantar Mantar Observatory

SZD Jantar 2 Standard 94, just about to launch from the grid at a UK gliding competition. Date: circa 1982

SZD-48 Jantar Standard 2 732, single-seat Standard-class high-performance sailplane, at Husbands Bosworth airfield during a UK National Gliding Competition. Date: circa 1980

SZD-38 Jantar 1 70, single-seat Standard-class high-performance sailplane, at Husbands Bosworth airfield during a UK National Gliding Competition. Date: circa 1980

SZD-42 Jantar 2 94, at a regional gliding competition. Date: circa 1981

SZD-41A Jantar Standard X7 (msn B.712, BGA.2122), at a regional gliding competition. Date: circa 1981

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The Jantar Mantar, a collection of architectural astronomical instruments, built by Maharaja Jai Singh II at Jaipur between 1727 and 1734

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SZD Jantar Standard 126, single-seat Standard-class high-performance sailplane, at Husbands Bosworth airfield during a UK National Gliding Competition. Date: circa 1980

SZD Jantar Standard 609, single-seat Standard-class high-performance sailplane, at Husbands Bosworth airfield during a UK National Gliding Competition. Date: circa 1980

The Jantar Mantar built in 1728-34 by Jai Singh II as an observatory, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India

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"Exploring the World of Jantar: From Observatories to Gliders" Discovering the wonders takes us on a captivating journey through various realms. Starting with aviation, we encounter impressive gliders like the SZD-42 Jantar 2 94 and SZD-41A Jantar Standard X7, showcasing cutting-edge technology and design. Shifting our focus to India's vibrant capital, Delhi, we stumble upon the awe-inspiring Jantar Mantar Observatory. This historical site in New Delhi has witnessed centuries of astronomical observations and stands as a testament to human curiosity about the cosmos. Delving deeper into the world of gliding, we encounter more remarkable creations such as the SZD Jantar 2 Standard 94 and SZD-48 Jantar Standard 2 732. These soaring machines embody precision engineering and provide pilots with an exhilarating experience among the clouds. Returning to India's cultural hub, Delhi once again presents us with another gem –the iconic Jantar Mantar Observatory. Its intricate architecture serves as a reminder of ancient Indian astronomers' quest for knowledge amidst celestial mysteries. Amidst this exploration lies an enigmatic reference - DDE-90024253 or Der Anstreicher. Perhaps it holds a hidden connection within this vast universe of jantars? Continuing our expedition through time and space, we come across yet another marvel –the SZD Jantar Standard 126. With its sleek silhouette and advanced features, it represents progress in glider technology while honoring its predecessors like SZD-38 Jantar 1 70 and SZD Jantar Standard 609. Intriguingly diverse yet interconnected by their name "janta, " these glimpses into aviation excellence and astronomical wonders leave us captivated by humanity's relentless pursuit of innovation and understanding.