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sixteenth-century astronomer Johannes Kepler. Hidden in the Heavens is a fabulous insight into the myriad components that went into NASA’s first dedicated planet-finding mission, from the ...

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"In about 1604, Johannes Kepler fitted an ellipse model of Mars' orbit to observations of Mars," Bloomer told Space.com. "He came up with the first law of planetary motion that states that planets ...

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but this might be the first time they've been used on some of the 500,000 background stars in Kepler's data. Fraser discusses the end of Kepler’s mission. That might be because the data is ...