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http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/history/Biographies/Kepler.html

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His most important work is the Rudolphine Tables. At the time of working on them, the 30 years war was going on. His home was raided and he was forced to flee. Keplers work was timeless. Many astronomers used his laws of planetary motion as a basis for their observations. He is considered the center of the scientific revolution. His tables helped establish the truth about the heliocentric theory. He also gave the first proof of how logarithims work. He also studied the supernova of 1604.

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He improved the refracting telescope. Kepler incorporated religion into his science believing that God was the reason for everything and that understanding the universe was a way to understand God's creation. He became the imperial mathematician to Emporor Rudolph and his two successors Matthias and Ferdinand II. As a child, he had smallpox which led to weak vision and crippled hands. That hindered his observational abilities. He wrote many books including Mysterium Cosmographicum and Somnium. His works were not immediately accepted. Many famous astronomers like Galileo ignored his studies until his more famous discoveries.

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He was an astronomer, mathematician, and astrologer.

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December 27, 1571 -
November 15, 1630