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He continued to rest quietly in his tomb in Westminster Abbey. He died in 1727 so you can't really blame him.........
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What experiments made Isaac newton famous?
he found out about gravity!
How many times were sir Isaac newton married?
Actually He Never Did Marry He Was To Busy With His Experiments.
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 developed the Universal Law of Gravitation?
Sir Isaac newton.
What was Isaac Newton's occupation?
He was actually a male prostitute in his early 20's. He did this to be able to afford college at Trinity, Cambridge.
Did Isaac Newton have any weird behaviours or conduct any strange experiments?
There is no way of answering this properly as we where not alive in his time
What experiments made Isaac newton famous?
he found out about gravity!
How many times were sir Isaac newton married?
Actually He Never Did Marry He Was To Busy With His Experiments.
Did isaac newton ever get married?
no he never married he was way to busy with his experiments and work
How did Isaac Newton create gravity?
Isaac Newton did not create gravity. Gravity has always existed. He did experiments and tests about gravity. Newton wrote Newton's Law of Gravitation, but create... nope. Look up his law for more info.
What was Sir Isaac Newton's life like?
Probably weird cause nobody understood him.
What are Isaac newton's character traits?
He is a smart person and hardworking, never giving up to succeed in his experiments
Who developed a theory about the effect of gravity?
Isaac newton
Who discovered the law of motion and the law of universal gravitation?
Sir Isaac Newton.
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 developed the Universal Law of Gravitation?
Sir Isaac newton.
Which scientist found spectrum of color?
The Colour Spectrum was first defined by Isaac Newton (1666) during his experiments with a prism.
