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开普勒定律（Keplers law） Keplers law Definition of scientific and technical terms Keplers Law: English Name: Keplers law definition: three basic laws of planetary motion. It was named after German astronomer Kepler. Subject: Astronomy (first class discipline); celestial mechanics (two discipline) Keplers Law: also known as the three law of Kepler, also known as the law of planetary motion, refers to the planets in the universe around the sun revolution followed by the law. The German astronomer Kepler according to the Danish astronomer Tycho Brahes observations and catalogs, through observation and analysis of his own, from 1609 to 1619 has concluded early, so the laws of planetary motion refers to Keplers three law. brief introduction Keplers law is Keplers discovery of the laws of planetary motion. He published the two law of planetary motion in his new astronomy literature published in 1609, and found third laws in 1618. Kepler was lucky enough to get the attention of Tycho Blaeher, a famous Danish astronomer Keplers law Very accurate astronomical data for observation and collection. Around 1605, according to Blaehers planetary location data, Kepler found that the movements of planets followed three fairly simple laws. Keplers law gives Aristotle and Ptolemy great challenges in astronomy and physics. He maintains that the earth is moving continuously; planetary orbits are not circles of revolution (epicycle, but elliptical); planets vary in speed. These arguments have greatly shaken up astronomy and physics at that time. After nearly first Century daytime, and research, physicists can at last explain the truth by physical theory. Newton used his second law and the law of gravity to mathematically prove Keplers law, and let people know the physical meaning of it. Kepler Kepler (JohannesKepler, 1571-1630), German astronomer. Kepler was born in December 27, 1571 to a small German citizen family. He came to the human world has encountered many misfortunes, made him a small