Newton (1643-1727) -Britable physicist, mathematician. Born in Ulsp, a small town in Lincoln County, England. Three months before Newton's birth, his father died. Two years later, his mother remarried and left Newton to his grandmother. Newton's genius showed early. Lanton first studied at rural schools. At the age of 12, he left home to the Grand Erotic School. He lived in a local pharmacist's house in Grande and eventually got married with the pharmacist's step -girl. In 1661, at the age of 19, Newton entered the Sanyi College of Cambridge University to study. There, Newton was quiet and neglected his fiancee during his studies, and the pharmacist's step -girl married others. Newton was unmarried for life. In that era, only the theory of Aristotle taught Aristotle in the university, but Newton was more interested in the thoughts of contemporary philosophers, such as Descartes, Galileo, Copernicus, Cayple, and so on. In 1665 he discovered the two -e -terms theorem, and he received a bachelor's degree in literature in the same year. Soon the plague broke out, the school was forced to close, and Newton returned to his hometown to continue his research. Within the next two years, Newton has made outstanding work on the issue of calculus, optics, and gravity. Thenon of Newton returned to Cambridge University in 1667. On October 27, 1669, Newton was selected as a professor of mathematics in Lucas. He was accepted as a member of the Royal Society since 1672, and was elected as the chairman of the Royal Society until his death in 1703. Thenon in 1696, Newton was supervised by the Mint, promoted to the factory director in 1699, and was named a jazz due to the reform of the currency system in 1705. On March 31, 1727, Newton died in the Kenpson apartment in the suburbs of London due to the ineffective treatment of kidney stones.
Isaac Newton is a great British mathematician, physicist, astronomer and natural philosopher in Britain. Its research fields include physics, mathematics, astronomy, theology, natural philosophy and alchemy. Newton's main contributions were invented the calculus, discovered the law of gravity and classic mechanics, designed and actually created the first reflecting telescope, etc., known as the greatest and most influential scientist in human history. In order to commemorate Newton's outstanding achievements in classic mechanics, "Newton" later became a physical unit of measured power.
Newton (1643-1727) -Britable physicist, mathematician. Born in Ulsp, a small town in Lincoln County, England. Three months before Newton's birth, his father died. Two years later, his mother remarried and left Newton to his grandmother. Newton's genius showed early.
Lanton first studied at rural schools. At the age of 12, he left home to the Grand Erotic School. He lived in a local pharmacist's house in Grande and eventually got married with the pharmacist's step -girl. In 1661, at the age of 19, Newton entered the Sanyi College of Cambridge University to study. There, Newton was quiet and neglected his fiancee during his studies, and the pharmacist's step -girl married others. Newton was unmarried for life.
In that era, only the theory of Aristotle taught Aristotle in the university, but Newton was more interested in the thoughts of contemporary philosophers, such as Descartes, Galileo, Copernicus, Cayple, and so on. In 1665 he discovered the two -e -terms theorem, and he received a bachelor's degree in literature in the same year. Soon the plague broke out, the school was forced to close, and Newton returned to his hometown to continue his research. Within the next two years, Newton has made outstanding work on the issue of calculus, optics, and gravity.
Thenon of Newton returned to Cambridge University in 1667. On October 27, 1669, Newton was selected as a professor of mathematics in Lucas. He was accepted as a member of the Royal Society since 1672, and was elected as the chairman of the Royal Society until his death in 1703.
Thenon in 1696, Newton was supervised by the Mint, promoted to the factory director in 1699, and was named a jazz due to the reform of the currency system in 1705. On March 31, 1727, Newton died in the Kenpson apartment in the suburbs of London due to the ineffective treatment of kidney stones.
Isaac Newton is a great British mathematician, physicist, astronomer and natural philosopher in Britain. Its research fields include physics, mathematics, astronomy, theology, natural philosophy and alchemy. Newton's main contributions were invented the calculus, discovered the law of gravity and classic mechanics, designed and actually created the first reflecting telescope, etc., known as the greatest and most influential scientist in human history. In order to commemorate Newton's outstanding achievements in classic mechanics, "Newton" later became a physical unit of measured power.
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Newton (1643-1727) -Britable physicist, mathematician. Born in the town of Lincoln County, England Ulsp
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