Biography

 =NEWTONS BIOGRAPHY = toc Isaac Newton was born in the year of 1643 on the 4th of January. He lived until the 31 of March, 1727, aged 84. He was a famous English physis. In the time of Newton he was called a Philosopher. The definition of a philosopher is: “ A person who looks at theories on question ethics, metaphysics, logic and other subjects related.Newton observed the world very carefully and found out about the three Laws of Motion: 1. Law of Inertia 2. Law of Motion 3. Law of Reciprocal Action Isaac also found out about other things, like the apple falling, gravity!

Newtons Life Isaac’s father was a Farmer and unfortunately died before the birth of his son. And so it went that Isaac was born a couple of year later his mother married another man, who became Issac’s step father. He went to a primary school in Grantham and he was 18 years in a college in Cambridge. While he was in College he studied natural philosophy.

 This is a picture of Isaac Newton:

__//**Law of Inertia:**//__ An object at rest will remain at rest unless acted by an unbalanced force, or an object in motion will remain in motion unless acted on by an unbalanced force. F=MxA: An unbalanced force acting on an object causes it to accelerate. This law / formula is used to measure the force of n object. Example: if you have 148 (m) x 2 =296 newtons Action - Reaction: Every action has an equal and opposite Reaction Example: If you have a balloon then the action is the air coming out of the balloon then the reaction is the balloon flying in every directions until it has no more air.

The three laws of motion were first published in the book Philosophiae Naturalis Principa Mathematica on the 5th of July 1687 (it was published in Latin). His book was made to explain gravity it such a way that the world would understand it. Though it is quite a complex book, his work has been able to help us/scientist uncover lots of information about the world. The great thing about Isaac Newton is that he never gave up, all his work was his life.  The picture above is of “Philosophiae Naturalis Principa Mathematica”