Newton didn't "discover" gravity... he sort of named it, and he figured out the equations by which it works, but it had been "discovered" long ago by the very first animal to fall down.
These equations, along with a lot of other stuff, were set forth in a book called Principia Mathematica. It's not perfectly clear what the exact order was, but it's generally thought that he developed the calculus out of a general need for it in order to understand the workings of gravity, so "calculus" might be a good answer.
he was taking a bath.when he pealized he dicovered garavity he started running around the street.when he finnaly relized he was naked he didnt care becuz he DISCOVERED GRAVITY!
after Isaac Newton graduation he began to teach at trinity college .
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he ate cheese
He got hit on the head with a coconut
he was a scientist. he discovered gravity.
Isaac Newton discovered the force of gravity, which continues to influence and affect us today.
issac newton was not the first person to discover gravity he taught the values of gravity
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No, Sir Isaac Newton did.
he was a scientist. he discovered gravity.
isaac newton discovered gravity and the telescope
Isaac newton discovered the law of gravity.
Isaac Newton discovered the force of gravity, which continues to influence and affect us today.
His name is Issac Newton and he discovered the laws of gravity inertia and motion
Isaac newton discovered gravity in 1832 and had it published in 1899
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Gravity was discovered in 1650 by Sir Isaac Newton.
he discovered gravity he discovered gravity
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