Indeterminacies at the Observation

In the present work, the observation process, connecting the observer with the observed objects, is examined. Criteria limiting the possibility of observation and resulting indeterminacies are defined. Two fundamentally different ways of monitoring are shown - passive and active. Dependencies connecting the observer with the time of life of the objects and the distances between them are derived. A principle of macrouncertainty was formed, according to which the greater the average speed of the observed object, and the greater the distance to it, the greater the inaccuracy of the object's localization.