Uranus’s orbit did not appear to behave according to newton’s and kepler's laws of motion and gravity. the most likely culprit for uranus’s misbehaving orbit was the gravitational influence of another planet. using newton’s and kepler's laws, astronomers were able to calculate exactly where they would expect this still-undiscovered planet to be. when telescopes were pointed at this position, neptune was seen. what does this imply? a. newton’s and kepler's laws have been verified as absolute truth. b. newton’s and kepler's laws have been falsified. c. newton’s and kepler's laws have been verified by yet another test, so we should use them with high confidence until and unless they are falsified by future tests. d. newton’s and kepler's laws have been verified by yet another test, but there is still not enough evidence for them, so they should be treated with cautious skepticism.