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Happy Kepler’s Birthday! The 27th of December 2024 marks the launch of A Golden Meme – Meet a. reborn Artificial Intelligence version of Johannes Kepler – with added attitude!
Watch Kepler in Shorts, Being Bunked
See Kepler in shorts, being de, then rebunked (or just bunked?) and a new hint that the history written about Kepler and HIS discoveries is still being revised – as OUR views change.
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Did you know Johannes Kepler is now living in the world of DR Who? Not only that, but our hero has joined the hall of fame game too…
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A collection of the best illustrations, digital art and graphics dedicated to the one and only genius German astronomer and mathematician Johannes Kepler…
Watch Kepler Quantisation Lectures
Watch how Kepler explored unknown landscapes hidden in the Bible, art, and music before uncovering the mysteries of the planets and the universe in geometry and mathematics. All the while, knowing God was watching his great plan being revealed piece by piece…
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So today is December 27th – Kepler’s birthday – what on Earth would he have thought about the gifts created to remember the great man and his discoveries.
See Kepler’s Quantum Fields Lecture
Did Kepler see the world not as a collection of particles and energies, but as fluctuations in a “quantum field”? Watch this insightful lecture by Sylvia Brewda to find out…
Learn About Kepler’s Theology
Watch how Kepler’s vision of spirit and matter could be unified, his opinion on the validity of astrology and how his pythagorean esoteric philosophy of the world is could be described by some as occult.
Watch Kepler Video Interviews
Watch in awe as Kepler is interviewed by Hillary Clinton and others! Enjoy the costume donned by one such Johannes Kepler and the footage and animations created by these fledgling scientists around the world.
Listen To Sounds from the Stars
Imagine what Kepler himself would have thought about the excitement and knowledge he and Pythagoras inspired regarding the cosmic music created by the moving bodies in the solar system and beyond. Have you ever wondered what the sounds of the stars would sound like – if only there was a medium for sound to travel […]
Watch A Kepler Theatre Piece
The Kepler Story is the first theatre piece ever created about the game-changing astronomical discoveries, the losses suffered, obstacles encountered, and the moving epiphanies of this almost-forgotten scientific genius of the modern world. Immersive theatre, which takes place in planetariums and other fulldome and 3D environments, creates an extraordinarily transformative effect on both the minds […]
Watch Kepler’s Mechanical Universe
Watch how Kepler, “the wandering astronomer” overcomes illness, persecution and a range of personal tragedies in order to uncover the first universal laws built purely with mathematics to describe the motions of the planets – paving the way for Newton, Einstien and whoever comes next to uncover the deepest mysteries of the cosmos. The Mechanical […]
Play Harmony of the World
The ultimate multimedia journey through the Harmonies of the World BOOK V. Based on texts by Kepler (1619) The Harmony of the World. Trad. Aiton, Duncan, Field. Philadelphia: Memoirs of the American Philosophical Society Vol 209 1997.
Watch An Opera of Kepler’s Trial
Kepler is one of the most admired astronomers who ever lived. In 1615, when Kepler was at the height of his career, his mother Katharina was accused of witchcraft in a Lutheran town in Germany (in-part due to Kepler himself claiming her to be a witch in his book the Somnium). The proceedings led to […]
Read Kepler’s Laws Documents
So planets travel around the Sun in elliptical orbits with the Sun at one focus – Ok, a line from the planet to the Sun sweeps out equal areas in equal times, Gotcha and the square of a planet’s period in years and its distance cubed are proportional. Okey Dokey! But what does it all mean?
Take Part in Kepler’s Laws Quiz
Kepler put our feet on the road to modern astronomy. But ask yourself: Why were the planets spaced as they were in order of distance from the Sun? Had God arranged the Universe in accordance with the perfect precepts of geometry? And could we discover a true cosmic harmony designed by the almighty for us, and others to discover?
Hear Voyager’s Music of the Cosmos
For years, scientists have tracked charged particles as they zoom through the cosmos, using deep space probes to measure the particles’ paths and mapping algorithms to translate the data into musical scores. Now a team of space-music buffs have premiered a new composition to celebrate one of NASA’s most ambitious missions using measurements from mankind’s […]
Listen To The Motion of Mars
In this 4 part audio series about the discovery and nature of Mars’ orbit by Dr. Todd Young. In the concluding episode we hear about how Johannes Kepler’s contribution to the motion of Mars arguably sparked the origin of modern astronomy and science. Listen to all 4 episodes – The Motion of Mars The first […]
See a Proof of Kepler’s Conjecture
In 1611, Kepler proposed that the closest sphere packing has a maximum density of pi/(3sqrt(2)) approx 74%), this became known as Kepler conjecture. Sure Buckminster Fuller (1975) claimed to have a proof, but…
Watch NASA’s Kepler’s Laws Video
The early 17th century was a tumultuous time for scientists in Europe. Explore the process that Johannes Kepler undertook when he formulated his three laws of planetary motion. Kepler’s laws were crucial in the understanding of our solar system dynamics. This video presents the story of Johannes Kepler and Tycho Brahe, who worked together at […]
Watch The Animated Harmonies
“Welcome Freindly Web browsers! Keplers Mind as seen through his Harmony of the World is here and ready to be rediscovered by the members of all future generations!” – The Animated Harmonices Mundi Website
Read Georgia Uni Kepler Biography
“Johannes Kepler lived between the death of Nicholas Copernicus in 1543 and the birth of
Isaac Newton in 1642.” States John Wilson of Georgia State University in the opening of his biography of the genius mathematician and astronomer.
Read Kepler’s Pictorial Language
In his treatise on optics of 1604 Johannes Kepler contrived a new pictorial language that transcended the inherent dichotomy between universal forms and concrete appearances. Read the book by Raz D. Chen-Morris.
View Kepler’s Portrait Illustrations
See a full range of portraits of the great Johannes Kepler. This collection of Kepler images has been gathered from a range of sources around the web and includes many likeness to the great German mathematician and astronomer…
Listen to Kepler on BBC Radio 4
Listen to BBC Radio 4 ‘in our time’ broadcaster Melvyn Bragg discuss the German astronomer Johannes Kepler with David Wootton (Professor of History at the University of York), Ulinka Rublack (Professor of Early Modern European History at the University of Cambridge and Fellow of St John’s College) and Adam Mosley (Associate Professor in the Department […]
Watch Video Clips of Kepler’s Laws
Watch a selection of video clips about Johannes Kepler’s laws of planetary motion. From animated journeys through the new astronomy of maths and celestial physics to serious Havard lectures. Leave comments or suggest your own favorites and more…
View Portrait Images of Kepler
See a full range of portraits of the great Johannes Kepler. This collection of Kepler images has been gathered from a range of sources around the web and includes many likeness to the great German mathematician and astronomer…
Read Random Kepler Documents
Find out what connects Kepler’s solids with hedgehogs, discover what some people think Kepler can bring to the world over 400 years after his death and find out about Kepler’s namesake, the name-pinching so-called Kepler Mission – that NASA’s mission to uncover other habitable planets in the Universe. That’s right, here are a collection of […]
Vote in a Selection of Kepler Polls
Cast your vote and see the latest poll results! Take part in a Kepler poll regarding Kepler’s guilt or innocence of murdering Tycho Brahe, vote for your fave Kepler video uploaded to Youtube or which Planetary Law seems the most profound!
Watch Kepler’s Cosmos Videos
Learn about Johannes Kepler’s life and how he changed the way we see the Universe in Video Clips from Carl Sagan’s TV series, “Cosmos”. Sit back and watch Kepler’s life from the cradle to the grave…
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Browse a range of Jigsaws, Prints and Books about Johan Kepler from Amazon’s huge collection of products, or contact JohannesKepler.Info to advertise your science, math and astronomy related products and services.
Learn Kepler’s Laws for Homework
Join Mr Clintsberg from StudyPhysics.ca and a bunch of schoolies that are getting to grips with Kepler’s 3 laws of planetary motion.
Watch Funny Kepler Video Clips
Visit Jo Kepler’s private lab (in the heavens) where SHE describes that it was her 3 laws of planetary motion that inspired Sir Isacc Newton’s Laws of Gravitation. And more…
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See a full range of portraits of the great Johannes Kepler. This collection of Kepler images has been gathered from a range of sources around the web and includes many likeness to the great German mathematician and astronomer…
Read Kepler’s Somnium Online
Download a free copy of the first ever work of science fiction! In Kepler’s Somnium (the dream), an employee of Tycho Brahe takes a journey to the moon with the help of his bewitched mother in order to study the lunar environment and its inhabitants.
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Get Kepler’s thought (or link) of the day as soon as it appears on the web. From an early personification of modern science to Dead Sagan and ignorant Astronomers and The Real History Of Gravity…
Listen to Harmony of the World
The main purpose of this recording is to present Kepler’s Harmony of the World for a period of several centuries, beginning with his birth date, 27 December 1571.
Listen to a Kepler Audio Interview
Hear a middle school student, Thomas Covington, interview a Johannes Kepler about his early years and his schooling in Weil der Stadt. New Kepler also discusses the current astronomical beliefs of 1590 and 1605 for the Year of Astronomy website.
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Browse the latest images posted by people all over the world on flickr tagged Johannes Kepler. Including RSS feeds of Kepler illustrations, Kepler Monuments, Kepler Portraits and images of the first Astrophysicist’s master works..
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“I commence a sacred discourse, a most true hymn to God the Founder, and I judge it to be piety, not to sacrifice many hecatombs of bulls to Him……and to burn incense of innumerable perfumes and cassia, but first to learn myself, and afterwards to teach others too…
Listen to Kepler’s Conjecture
In 1611, Kepler proposed that the closest sphere packing has a maximum density of pi/(3sqrt(2)) approx 74%). This assertion is known as the Kepler conjecture Listen to Simon Singh describe it in this BBC Radio 4 program.
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Discover The New Astronomy
Kepler wanted to know how the Solar System works, not just to describe it with mathematical formulas. In Part III of The New Astronomy he searched for and identified the physical causes of planetary motion, illustrated in Keplers Discovery
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Watch videos and listen to music inspired by Jo Kepler and his life and works, from Phillip Glass’s “Kepler” opera to ambient harmonies, classical and pop music created as a homage to the great astronomer.
Browse Quotations By Kepler
Johannes Kepler’s stance on science and religion and church and math is illustrated here with a variety of quotes from the genius mathematician and astronomer.
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In 1601 Johannes Kepler became the imperial mathematician to Rudolf II (emperor of the Holy Roman Empire), succeeding Tycho Brahe. Kepler supported the heliocentric theory by Nicolas Copernicus, defending it in his first major work, Mysterium Cosmographicum (1596).
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Johannes Kepler was born in Weil der Stadt in southwest Germany. His paternal grandfather, Sebald Kepler, was a respected craftsman who served as mayor of the city; his grandfather was an innkeeper and mayor of the nearby village.
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From halting his work of discovering the first universal laws in order to save his mother from being executed as a witch, to having zero students in his class. See a range of Kepler facts
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Johannes Kepler’s life and work has prompted lots of interest from not only the fields of mathematics and science but also of theology and faith. See a range quotes about Kepler by a variety of people throughout the ages.
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As well as formulating the first Universal Laws and correctly describing the universe in terms of science and math – Polymath Johnan Kepler knocked up a huge list of firsts in a range of fields. Take a look…
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Browse or buy a selection of books written about Kepler’s difficult life, and his ground-breaking theories and laws.From accusations of murder to biographies describing the Kepler as the ultimate polymath of all time..
Learn About Kepler From Wikipedia
Johannes Kepler was a German mathematician, astronomer and astrologer, and key figure in the 17th century scientific revolution. He is best known for his eponymous laws of planetary motion and his works Astronomia nova, Harmonices Mundi, and the Somnium..
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Kepler was visited by a revelation that was to alter radically the future of astronomy - Carl Sagan
Fiercely competitive and prone to a certain amount of quarrelsomeness and violence - Albert Koestler
Kepler was a brilliant thinker and a lucid writer, but he was a disaster as a classroom teacher. He mumbled. He digressed. He was at times utterly incomprehensible. - Carl Sagan
It is important that in Kepler’s view the anima terrae is responsible for the weather and also for meteoric phenomena. Too much rain, for instance, is an illness of the earth - Wolfgang Pauli
Kepler became interested in the action of the moon on the water, and in other occult phenomena, and similar childishness - Galileo Galilei
Among the great men who have philosophized about the tides, the one who surprised me most is Kepler. He was a person of independent genius - Galileo Galilei
One wonders how many modern scientists faced by a similar situation in their work would fail to be impressed by such remarkable numerical coincidences - Fred Hoyle
A law explains a set of observations; a theory explains a set of laws. The quintessential illustration of this jump in level is the way in which Newton's theory of mechanics explained Kepler's law of planetary motion - John L Casti
The first astrophysicist and the last scientific astrologer - Carl Sagan
the astrologer who killed astrology - Owen Gingerich
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First to write a work of science fiction
First to derive the birth year of Christ, which is now universally accepted
First to correctly explain the first “natural laws”, which are universal, verifiable and precise
First to explain the process of vision by refraction within the eye
First to formulate eyeglass designing for nearsightedness and farsightedness
First to name and investigate the formation of pictures with a pin hole camera
First to describe: real, virtual, upright and inverted images and magnification
First to discover and describe the properties of total internal reflection
Kepler was born into the lowest social class of Germany in 1571. Kepler was a sickly child, being extremely nearsighted, having skin problems and nearly dying of Smallpox when he was just four years old.
Kepler's mother was a drug dealer, he spent the later years of his life defending his mother against charges of witchcraft which he himself may have seeded with his "fictional" book the Somnium.
Kepler was a terrible teacher, not a single student wanted to take his classes, but he continued providing lessons for a whole year with no students present.
Kepler's health problems made his calculations more difficult, as most were made while he was standing up, as he suffered from a severe case of hemorrhoids.
Kepler spent two years "evaluating" eleven potential brides before eventually choosing one after his first wife had sadly died of cholera in 1611.
Kepler's extreme fear of taking a bath. It was his first wife who finally forced him into taking one, in 1605, 8 years into their marriage; Kepler thought it a very unpleasant experience.
Kepler got kicked out of Austria for failing to convert to Roman Catholicism. This gave him the chance to get a job with Tyco Brahe in Prague.
When it finally became clear that the church was wrong, Copernicus, Kepler, and Galileos' works were all removed from the church's Index of Forbidden Books.
First to explain the use of both eyes for depth perception
First to measure the distance to the stars using stellar parallax caused by the Earth's orbit
First to explain the principles of how a telescope works
First to suggest that the Sun rotates about its axis
First to coin the common word “Satellite”
First to explain that the tides are caused by the Moon
First to explain that all bodies to come together, with a force proportionate to their mass
First to derive logarithms purely based on mathematics
First to fully address the cause of celestial motion, rather than the mere mathematical description of it
First to correctly explain planetary motion, thereby, becoming founder of celestial mechanics
First to realize that the darkness of the night sky directly conflicts with the idea of an infinite universe filled with stars
God is in the Numbers.
Nature uses as little as possible of anything.
The Earth is round, and is inhabited on all sides, is insignificantly small, and is borne through the stars.
I affirm and demonstrate that the movements of the planets are modulated according to harmonic proportions.
I fear astrology is nothing but a dreadful superstition, so unlike astronomy which is a true science.