Jainism offers a unique and ancient perspective on the science of the universe, known as Jain cosmology (Jain Jyotish or Lokavijñāna). This cosmology is detailed in various Jain scriptures and describes the structure, origin, and functioning of the universe according to Jain philosophy.

To learn more about Jainism's science of the universe, you can explore the following resources:

1. Jain Scriptures:

• Tattvartha Sutra (by Acharya Umaswati): One of the most important texts that discusses the nature of reality, including the universe (loka), soul (jiva), and matter (pudgala).
• Tiloyapannatti (by Acharya Yativrshabha): An ancient Prakrit text that describes the structure and dimensions of the universe in great detail.
• Samavāyānga Sūtra and Sthānānga Sūtra: Agamas that provide cosmological details.

2. Books in English:

• "Jain Cosmology" by Dr. N.L. Kachhara
• "The Jaina Path of Purification" by Prof. Padmanabh S. Jaini (contains a section on cosmology)
• "The Jains" by Paul Dundas (provides an overview of Jain beliefs, including cosmology)

3. Online Resources:

• Jain eLibrary ( www.jainelibrary.org ): A comprehensive digital library with books, illustrations, and articles on Jain cosmology.
• Jainism Next ( www.jainismnext.com ): Has introductory articles and diagrams.
• Jainpedia ( www.jainpedia.org ): Information on Jain manuscripts and cosmological diagrams.

4. Jain Temples and Museums: Some Jain temples and museums have displays and models of the Jain universe, such as:

• Jain Museum, Hastinapur (U.P., India)
• Jain Cosmology Hall, Shri Mahavirji (Rajasthan, India)
• Jain Universe Model at Shree Lal Mandir, Delhi

5. Jain Scholars and Teachers: Seek guidance from Jain monks (sadhus and sadhvis) or scholars at Jain study centers or during Paryushan and other festivals.

By exploring these resources, you can gain deeper insights into how Jainism views the nature and structure of the universe, its cycles, and how it relates to spiritual liberation.