Things are not what they seem

In the history of humanity, recordings tend to affirm that people relied first on tangible experiences.

However there are situations where conspicuousness does not readily fill the total account.

Situations in history are readily abound with instances of not immediately visible

objects that affront the human experiences, such as microscopic worlds,  very refined spectrum objects, etc. Empirical experiences do not provide a comprehensive account of nature.

In one area where humans tend to rely on visual confirmations, for example, is with the celestial field.

Always hard for limited senses to discern has been made more complex with what used to be certified by vision, the starry sky. It turns out over time that there is more to the starry sky than meets the eye.

Recent explorations depict essentially invisible objects which confound the long held ideals that humans could always rely on as guideposts to the universe. This includes even large objects like stars and even galaxies which do not emit light and so were there but were unknown for very long. It may now also include other features like dark matter and dubbed dark energy. Those have been there for very long time, billions of years, but until now remained unnoticed.

Part II

Black body,

N-diemethyltryptamine, DMT (natural hallucinations)

Previous assumptions about nature were challenged or overturned and new rewrites had to adjust. The invisible natures provide a new learning curve.