Sir Issac Newton| Scientist| Natural Philosopher|Mathematician| Astronomer

 Sir Issac Newton({O.S}25/12/1642 -20/03/1726)

The scientific revolution was made by the most influential and prominent scientist. His book of natural philosophy get a view of classical mechanics. He was a great mathematician and made many contribution in the field of Physics and Mathematics . The contribution consists:
  1. Foundation of classical mechanics
  2. Infinitesemial calculus
  3. Optics
  4. Laws Of motion
  5. Universal Gravitation
  6. Theory of relativity
  7. Kepler's law of Plantery motion
  8. Trajectories of comets
  9. Heliocentricity
  10. Precession of equinoxes
He was an extraordinary student with very interesting life story. His hardwork was remembered in the books written by him as well as the theories and concept given by him. He built the first practical reflecting telescope and develop theories by observing and experimenting the theory of colour. He concluded that prism separates white light into several visible spectrum.His work on light was archived in his prestigious book Opticks, which was published in 1704.
Some more contribution by calculations:
  1. Reflecting telescope(prism)
  2. Empirical law of cooling
  3. Speed of sound
  4. Newtonian fluid
  5. Binomial theorem

Newton's Own Copy

Principia book in the Wren Library at Trinity College, Cambridge


For Memories 

Portrait by Godfrey Kneller

Portrait by John Vanderbank 

Portrait by Sir James Thornhil
Issac Newton in Old age in 1712

Newtons Tomb By Westminister Abbey
Newton's Statue At Oxford University Museum of Natural History
Eduardo paolozzi's Newton , Outside British Library

Books By Issac Newton

  1. Philosophaie Naturalis Principia Mathematica
  2. Arithmetica Universalis
  3. The Chronology of Ancient Kingdoms Amended
  4. Opticks
  5. Method of Fluxions
  6. The Queries

Documentary Of Sir Issac Newton



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