/sci/ - Science & Math

>According to Kepler, after years of searching for additional patterns on March 8 of 1618 a "marvelous" idea suddenly "appeared" in his head, that "the proportion between the periodic times of any two planets is precisely one and a half times the proportion of the mean distances". In other words, he conceived of what we would call a linear log log fit between mean distances and periods. It didn't fit though... at first, because of a computational error. But on March 15 the idea "came" to him again, and he got the computations right.

Is this proof that the Holy Spirit is real?

Why does weak interaction break parity symmetry?
How the fuck does this shit work?