Examples of using Kepler in English and their translations into Japanese
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Maybe Kepler today has told us indirectly, although we need confirmation, that we are probably not alone.".
Kepler's four year dataset consists of 35,000 possible planetary signals.
Kepler, meanwhile, launched in 2009 and revealed that there is statistically at least one planet around every star in our galaxy.
Kepler is expected to run out of fuel in the next few months.
And as you see on this animation, what Kepler is going to detect is just the dimming of the light from the star.
What Kepler does is discover a lot of candidates, which we then follow up and find as planets, confirm as planets.
Kepler published the first two of the"Three Laws" in 1609, the third in 1619.
Kepler today tells us, indirectly, that we are probably not alone.”.
Especially, Kepler is known as he solved the Aristotle's problem independently from Francesco Maurolico(1494- 1575)(*1).
Maybe Kepler today is telling us indirectly… that we are not alone.
Kepler also continued recording specific targets every 30 seconds, doing so for a few hour after the“last light” image was taken.
At the same time Kepler measures the size of the planet, the distance from the star where the planet revolves.
Kepler had started to study arrangements of spheres as a result of his correspondence with the English mathematician and astronomer Thomas Harriot in 1606.
Kepler has now identified 4,034 planet candidates, and 2,335 of them have been confirmed as exoplanets.
Kepler won't find a planet around every single star it looks at.
Scientists are expected to spend the next decade or more in search of new discoveries in the treasure trove of data that Kepler has amassed.
Scientists are expected to spend a decade or more in search of new discoveries in the treasure trove of data Kepler provided.
Kepler succeeded to Gilbert's theory and identified gravitation with magnetism so as to explain the revolution of the solar system.
What is important is that Newton, Kepler, Einstein, Watson and Crick all conducted research according to pure academic curiosity.
By May of 2016, Kepler had already identified 1,284 new planets.
