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His father died three months before he was born, could not sign his name, but was a wealthy farmer. He threatened to burn down his mother and subsequent step-father's house with them inside. He showed little promise in grammar school. He was described as "idle" and "inattentive". Isaac was a very small baby not expected to survive. His mother even said that Isaac was so small that he could have fit inside a quart mug. Newton was born into a farming family. He was born the same year that Galileo died
Just a bit of info on Isaac newton...
Isaac Newton was a magnificent scientist in the Renaissance. He studied maths and physics in Cambridge university, and went to the kings school as a boy (his signature is still on the library window Ciel). He was born three weeks after his father (who was a farmer also called Isaac newton) died. Isaac died in his sleep, and after examinations people found big chunks of Mercury in his body of which he probably died(?).
He ventured into the great memorable scientists book by taking out the most simplistic of experiments. One day Isaac was walking along when an apple fell on his head from a tree. He wondered how the apple would fall and the moon wouldn't. So, from a tower, he through the apple till it hit the floor, and that's when he realised that there were gravitational forces.
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Sir issac Newton is just an man but the story of him ... one day he was just sitting under a apple tree and an apple fell and then he was wondering how did it fall, so from that day he did research about how it fell and he found out about gravity. Also he was a really good maths teacher...
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What was Isaac Newton's most important fact?
he lived (1642-1727)
Who explained gravity and centrifugal force?
Isaac newton
What were Isaac Newton's children's names?
Isaac Newton did not have any children.
Who were three important people in Sir Isaac Newton's life?
Benjamin, Mary, and Hannah Smith, to whom Sir Isaac Newton subsequently left most of his property.The people who most supported him on his ideas
Did Isaac Newton have any rivals or enemies and why?
Isaac Newton had a rival named Halley. They both fought about who made calculus first. (Isaac Newton won the fight)
Who is the most important physicist?
Isaac Newton
Who discovered the law of motion and the law of universal gravitation?
Sir Isaac Newton.
What are some facts about Isaac?
Isaac newton was 26 yrs old when he became a professor of Maths. Isaac newton had a kidney Problem, that's he died. Isaac Newton died in Kensington, a place in England. Isaac Newton discovered gravity, by two apples, one falling on his head, the other ' he was sitting by the window when he saw, and apple drop down to the ground'.
Was Isaac Newton's Birth Father's name Isaac?
Hannah Ayscough
Who defined the laws of motion?
Isaac Newton formulated the laws of motion. These should not be confused with the laws of planetary motion by Keplar
What are some facts about Isaac newton?
Isaac newton was 26 yrs old when he became a professor of Maths. Isaac Newton had a kidney Problem, that's he died. Isaac Newton died in Kensington, a place in England. Isaac Newton discovered gravity, by two apples, one falling on his head, the other ' he was sitting by the window when he saw, and apple drop down to the ground'.
Why is it important to get to know isaac newton through his work?
Getting to know the work is important. Getting to 'know' Newton may be interesting, but the real important part is Newton's work.
Why it is important to get to know isaac newton through his work?
Getting to know the work is important. Getting to 'know' Newton may be interesting, but the real important part is Newton's work.
What is Isaac Newton nickname?
Sir Isaac Newton did not have a nickname. He was simply known as Sir Isaac Newton during his lifetime.
What was Sir Isaac Newton's farthers name?
Isaac's father was also named Isaac newton.
What was sir Isaac newton's real name?
"Isaac Newton was Sit Isaac Newton's real name.
What has the author Isaac Newton Clark written?
Isaac Newton Clark has written: 'Isaac Newton Clark'
