December 27, 1951- November 15, 1630. Where Johannes Lived Johannes Kepler was born in Wuttemburg, Germany He also traveled to many places in Europe throughout.

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December 27, November 15, 1630

Where Johannes Lived Johannes Kepler was born in Wuttemburg, Germany He also traveled to many places in Europe throughout his life.

Johannes Is Famous Because Of “Kepler’s Laws of Planetary Motion” Kepler discovered that planets did not move in circular orbits but they had oval shaped orbits around the sun. His laws are still accepted by scientists today.

5 INTERESTING Facts He really wanted to be a priest, but was “pulled in” to science and math. He was very poor, even though he made some very important discoveries. He determined Christ’s actual date of birth. He Realized an orbit can not be completely circular. He discovered eclipses.

Modern Day Object I think Johannes Kepler would love the invention of The Hubble telescope because he could study space easier and find out many more discoveries about the universe.

Bibliography! om/encyclopedia_ /Kepler.html om/encyclopedia_ /Kepler’s_La ws.html Smith, Mark. World Book. Chicago: World Book Inc., 2005.

Johannes Kepler Slideshow By: Ciara Howley The end