Isaac Newton was born on January 4, 1643 in Whoolsthrope Lincolnshire England. He is said to be the most influential scientist on the theory of gravity. He is a very special and important scientist to the structure of modern philosophy and science. Enjoy the important facts in this biography.
During his early life his father died three months before Isaac was born and at age three his mother remarried, leaving him behind with his grandmother. Soon after that he became extremely insecure and defended his work with absurd behavior. At age 12 he was reunited with his mother after her 2nd husband died. He was pulled out of the best school in Lincoln Shire and his mother forced him to tend a farm. He failed farming and found it too laboring and boring. He was sent back to school and his uncle persuaded his mother to let him go to the university of Cambridge. There he waited on tables and took care of wealthy students rooms.
At his first three years of Cambridge, he was fascinated by the advanced science and was determined to learn as much as he could. As he grew up he learned more and more about physics and planetary motion and made more and more theories of light color and planetary force. He eventually came to the idea of gravity and that two objects of the same surface area but different weights would drop at the same rate even though they are different weights. Isaac was exclaimed a master of the arts at the age of only 27. Shortly after that, he wrote a treastie about his mentor Isaac Barrow. His first achievement was making a mirrored telescope which proved his theories of light and color. A man named Robert Hooke was against his theories and they fought over whether light was particles or waves. Other scientists also took Hookes side and he eventually had a complete nervous brakedown and it became a permanent reaction to criticism. Now he kept theries to himself so he could not receive criticism.
Newton’s most known and most famous work was the Principa. It contained every idea of physic, and motion except energy. The major rules are: 1) “a stationary body will stay stationary unless an external force is applied to it.” 2) “Force is equal to mass times acceleration, and a change in motion is proportional to the force applied.” 3) “For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.”
Isaac Newton died in London on March 31, 1727 .
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