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Crows.

Belief is the anatomy is the enemy of knowing.

Crows. All right, man, welcome to Cro Triple 7 radio. This is episode 445. It's just me and

Jason today. We've kind of had a powwow and decided we're going to try to do like we used to more old school

me and Jason shows or Jason and I shows however that's supposed to go for people who speak properly.

Anyhow today we're going to be covering Tycho Brahe. Tycho Brahe is a hero of mine. He did what I did. He's just a lot smarter than I am and he did it a lot longer than I did. He did real observation. As a matter of fact, he set the

standard for all astronomy to come. Wait for it. He had 777 stars that he did what he did with. One of the things that he did was he created a way to place them

precisely and then be able to come back anytime in the future and show where that star resides.

That's a big deal.

That set the standard for what we call astronomy into the future.

The only problem is we didn't get Tycho Brahe. What we got was one of his, I always call him a weapon boy just to make fun of him, Kepler, who didn't know how to use Brahe's tools, who ended up either stealing or inheriting the work of Brahe, and he never spent time observing the sky.

Brahe spent much of his life doing that. We also got Copernicus, again who admittedly never observed the sky, it was all theoretical. So that's why we're doing this to try to put some sanity back into a world that has cast out the people trying to tell the truth

and introduce theoretical people who just made things up. Anyhow, welcome Jason.

And a lovely good morning.

All right, I am on the edge of a cold,

you're on the edge of a cold, let's see if we can do this.

All right.

Tycho Brahe.

His birth name was Tyggy or Tyg, not sure quite how that goes down.

Otison Brahe and he came into this world on December 14, 1546 and he lived until October 24th of 1601. He was a Danish

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