Johannes Kepler Dies
1630
The astronomer who had turned Tycho Brahe's observations into the three laws of planetary motion died in Regensburg while traveling to collect unpaid salary arrears. He was buried in a Lutheran cemetery later destroyed by the Thirty Years' War. His epitaph, composed by himself, was simple: I measured the skies.
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