So when we measure an electron's position, we are treating it as a particle at a specific point in space, with an uncertain wavelength.

Vessel can not be regarded as particle while vessel is berthing, so distance of vessel and shoreline is not distance of point and line, it should be calculated as space between polygon and line.

So, actually, if you look at motion of charged particles in an electric field caused by a point charged particle, it also satisfies Kepler's law, satisfies the same law.