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*Planets around the sun move faster in their orbits when they are close to the sun, and slower when they are further away;
 
*Planets around the sun move faster in their orbits when they are close to the sun, and slower when they are further away;
 
*There is a definite mathematical relationship between all the planets' distances from the sun and the times in which they orbit.
 
*There is a definite mathematical relationship between all the planets' distances from the sun and the times in which they orbit.
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[[Issac Newton]] (1642-1727) would use both Kepler's laws and Galileo's work on mechanics in his formulations on [[gravity]]; his works and equations would lead directly to the discovery of the planets [[Neptune]] and [[Pluto]].
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[[Isaac Newton]] (1642-1727) would use both Kepler's laws and Galileo's work on mechanics in his formulations on [[gravity]]; his works and equations would lead directly to the discovery of the planets [[Neptune]] and [[Pluto]].
    
== Young Earth Creationism View ==
 
== Young Earth Creationism View ==
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