Kepler’s New Astronomy: Basics of Observation
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In today’s world of telescopes, man-made satellites, and animated videos of flying among the planets, we take for granted the three-dimensional visual space of our solar system and beyond. But we don’t see three dimensions when we look up at the sky. How are our two-dimensional observations made?
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Without the observer there can of course be no observed. The observer comes first in this equation, not last. Meaning that. The answer can only be found on the inside, not on the outside. Everything we see externally is an effect, not the cause.
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