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Newton never married. That alone shows how smart a man he really was.
without him discovering gravity people will still be floating aimlessly in the air
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He was just a no-nosense man, uninterested in trivial things. I love Newton. ❤
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I once was a high school math/science teacher and biographies like this would have been most helpful for young minds when I was in the classroom. Newton's insights remind me of what Edward Teller once said about what is needed to become a scientist/physicist and his answer was "curiosity".
Sir Isaac Newton's contribution to mankind. 1. Laws of motion, dynamics, and conversation of momentum leading to classical mechanics. 2. Universal law of gravitation 3. Development of Calculus and binomial theorem. 4. Description of light as a particle, and composed of individual spectrum of colors. 5. Invention of the reflective telescope which is used in all practical and cosmological telescopes. The observable universe is only observable because of Newton. Most importantly, he developed the basis for the scientific method and therefore modern science. Newton is the only person that can be described as Godlike without any hyperbole.
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I dont think people can wrap this fact around their heads.... This man invented calculus!! He invented a new math to solve his previous questions! Its just utterly insane!! Oh and then he turned 25! 🤯
I’m amazed by how this story reveals the human side of Newton — not just a scientist, but a determined thinker who changed the world.
If only these exellent documentaries existed when I was in school!
"Isaac Newton - History’s Greatest Scientist". No doubt about it.
Not only was he the greatest scientist he ushered the modern era we live in!!! with his book Philosophiea Naturalis" Principia"!!!!!!❤😂🎉
The lord of gravity and physics, Sir Isaac Newton.
Thanks to the Newton-correcta method of iteration, I was able to write code that solved graduated payment mortgages and graduated equity mortgages in an average of 7 iterations as opposed to 15 or more using the bisection method of old. Having to analyze 140 million mortgages every night, our company's workload was greatly reduced. I cite this as one small example of how Newton's legacy weaves into myriads of professions. He's simply the reason that lots of people and machines have to work less. His ideas may have come eventually from some other place, but who knows when. He certainly deserves the accolades for having been the first.
I clicked on this so fast 😂 thank you! Tuning in as we speak.
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I used to sit under the apple tree in his manor garden and each my lunch as a kid. We weren’t allowed to take an apple and recreate it falling on our heads though haha
For those interested, the background cello piece is by Paganninni and called 'Me Cello's got a right nasty itch, and I just gotta Scratch it'.