Johannes
Kepler (1571 - 1630)
It is one of the key figures
within the scientific revolution that gave rise to modern science and
was hincada by Copernicus. He was a collaborator and assistant to the Danish
astronomer Tycho Brahe.
He is known for its laws
on the movement of the planets in orbit around the sun. They described,
among other things, the elliptical motion and orbital period.
Kepler was responsible for
finalizing the astrological charts that Brahe had started up in the year
1624 and receiving the name of tables rudolfianas in honor of Rudolf
II.
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