yeah ive seen the iss myself through my friends telescope

uh

@eletrick33 Is that pokeball rotating?

Not truly because it is pixels and pixels are 2d space

i think so

@Tejiu The Gecko Correct

You also see this through a telescope

Why is that?

If it was a 3d then yes it would rotate

wait thats not pluto last time i checked we dont have a picture that clear of it

but whatever

Because you need 2 eyes and 2 separate angles to determine a third dimension.

Maybe I should test if my telescope can see satellites clear to prove it

But it is not the best

Iss was not sent up in one piece

yeah theres a thing called a telescope

ask the Vatican to use one of their telescopes

XD

Even without a telescope, you can see satellites in low orbit catching the sun shortly after sunset on any clear, dark night with good viewing. ... Now if you mean whycan't we see probes in lunar orbit, they are far too small and far too far away.

@Tejiu The Gecko Because you need 2 eyes and 2 separate angles to determine a third dimension. If you use a telescope, you're only using one eye and cannot determine anything in the sky to be three dimensional.

you can get an iss tracker on your phone

see what they tell you

@eletrick33

ye

Meant to tag you in my comment above

oh

wait wait wait wait

You need both eyes for three dimensions @eletrick33

no you dont

Yes you do

Optics 101

close one of your eyes and tell me how everything looks

167. Satellite Substitutions:
High Altitude Airships
High Altitude Platforms
Lighter than Air Vehicles
High Altitude Long Endurance
High Altitude Long Operation
StratSat
Airborne Relay Communication
HeliPlat & HeliNet System
High Altitude Shuttle System
Small Balloon Systems
Nano Balloon Systems
Google Loon System
Stratospheric Platform Systems
High Altitude Long Endurance Demonstrator

@Citizen Z https://tenor.com/view/tie-fighter-star-wars-animated-gif-11030692

@eletrick33 Your brain is doing the rest of the work because you already know some things to be 3 dimensional.

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