no he fought with him after who made calcus.
A partial list would have to include John Locke (important to social contract theory), Edmond Halley (of Comet fame, and so much more), Robert Hooke (England's Leonardo), Isaac Barrow (known for his works in Geometry and Optics), Samuel Pepys (President of the Royal Society), Nicolas Fatio de Duillier (they were reputedly 'very close'), and John Flamsteed (first Astronomer Royal).
because he discovered and workout where comets go
Isaac newton did his work at Cambridge university or his private lab at home
Isaac Newton wrote Principia Mathematica. The title was also used by Bertrand Russell and Alfred Whitehead for their 20th century work.
Getting to know the work is important. Getting to 'know' Newton may be interesting, but the real important part is Newton's work.
A partial list would have to include John Locke (important to social contract theory), Edmond Halley (of Comet fame, and so much more), Robert Hooke (England's Leonardo), Isaac Barrow (known for his works in Geometry and Optics), Samuel Pepys (President of the Royal Society), Nicolas Fatio de Duillier (they were reputedly 'very close'), and John Flamsteed (first Astronomer Royal).
He had a wife named Halley Newton but no kids because he was to involved in his work.
because he discovered and workout where comets go
Have you ever saw a picture/animation of an apple falling on a man wearing old fashioned clothing? Well, that's Newton and that's what led him to discovery. We he observed the fall of an apple, he questioned the effect of gravity and asked questions such as: why did it fall? why did it fall straight down and not sideways? This observation, his immense intellectuality, and his curiosity led to his formulations of the three laws of motion.
Sir Isaac Newton was knighted; he lived and worked in Great Britain.
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Sir Isaac Newton came up with the Three Laws of Motion
Isaac newton did his work at Cambridge university or his private lab at home
Do not underestimate Isaac Newton and his revolutionary work as a scientist; he has affected everybody (whether they know it or not).