Johannes Kepler or Keppler:
(Weil der Stadt, 27 December 1571 – Regensburg, 15 November 1630). German astronomer, astrologer, mathematician and physicist, in the service of Emperor Rudolf II, who became best known for his innovation of celestial mechanics: he calculated planetary motions and formulated Kepler’s Laws about them. The basic work to arrive at these insights had been done by his teacher Tycho Brahe. Later, Isaac Newton would explain these discoveries physically through his general law of gravity.
Truth is the daughter of time; and I feel no shame to be the midwife.
We need to build a ship that can navigate the oceans of space.
The ways in which people attain knowledge are almost as admirable as the nature of things itself.
If your life is so dark, just take a look and see if it isn’t ultimately because all your shutters are closed.