They allowed Kepler, who (unlike Tycho) was a convinced follower of Copernicus, to deduce his three laws of planetary motion (1609, 1619) and to construct astronomical tables, the Rudolphine Tables (Ulm, 1627), whose enduring accuracy did much to persuade astronomers of the correctness of the Copernican theory. However, until at least the mid-seventeenth century, Tycho's model of the planetary system was that favoured by most astronomers.
Sila pinapayagan Kepler, na (hindi katulad Tycho) ay isang kumbinsido lingkod ng Copernicus, na pagbatayan ang kanyang tatlong mga batas ng pamplaneta kilos (1609, 1619) at upang bumuo ng astronomya tables, ang Rudolphine Table (Ulm, 1627), na ang pamalagiang kawastuhan ay marami sa amuki astronomers ng kawastuhan ng Copernican theory. Gayunman, hanggang sa hindi bababa sa mid-ikalabimpito siglo, Tycho's modelo ng pamplaneta sistema ay na pabor sa pamamagitan ng pinaka-astronomers.