Johannes Kepler and the Geometry of Heaven
In 1619, the German astronomer Johannes Kepler published his masterwork and wept. After twenty years of painstaking calculations, he had finally discovered the mathematical laws...
This is stories & illustrations, drawing on Psalm 19.
In 1619, the German astronomer Johannes Kepler published his masterwork and wept. After twenty years of painstaking calculations, he had finally discovered the mathematical laws governing planetary motion — the precise elliptical paths the planets trace around the sun. In the margins of his manuscript, Kepler scrawled a prayer: "I thank Thee, Lord God our Creator, that Thou hast allowed me to see the beauty in Thy work of creation."…
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