the first thing he invented was infinetisemal calculus
Yes, he was in engage. But after a while he couldn't marry he because he had to much stuff on his time because of his school homework. So she maaied someone else instead. A very disappointed thing for isaac newton.
he invented many things. But the first thing is Congrass.
The hydrometer, which is used to measure the specific gravity of liquids. In 402 AD, the bishop Synesius of Cyrene sent a letter to Hypatia, asking her to construct a hydrometer for him. This is the first known reference to a hydrometer in history. It is not known when the hydrometer was originally invented.
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yes it is said that he invented the first computer yes people think other engineers might have but as far as anyone one knows for sure J.H Smith did yes it is said that he invented the first computer he is a inventor...(well duu) and he designed the compute (which your on now), its the thing you type with and stuff . if you dont know what it looks like just look ahead of you. anways he invented the computer (but he didnt build it only invented....) i hope it helped..... or did it? everybody dance now!!! du du du du du du du du dudu................................. every body dance now!
Isaac Newton did no such thing.
yes Isaac Newton created the binomial theorem
That 'thing' is called Calculus.
to solve things
he found gravity the thing that makes us not float off into space
Isaac Newton is known for his discoveries in physics and mathematics rather than inventions. He developed the laws of motion, formulated the law of universal gravitation, made significant contributions to calculus, and conducted experiments in optics that led to the understanding of light and color.
newton searched high and low with his telescope
He Said There was a thing called gravity
The worst thing that happened to Isaac Newton's childhood was the traumatic experience of his parents' separation. His father died when he was just three years old, and his mother remarried, leaving him in the care of his maternal grandmother. This early abandonment and instability likely contributed to his later difficulties in forming personal relationships and shaped his solitary nature.
Sir Isaac Newton is a well-known physician, obviously, but hidden behing those history books is a huge section describing his wide contributions to chemistry. Newton wrote numerous notes on chemistry, many which have been unfortunately lost in a laboratory fire, he wrote many documents and transcriptions on the subject of chemistry, or as the word was refered to at the time, 'chymystry'. Newton also invented the reflecting telescope in 1668, which was one of the first replicas. Newton strived to invent this item in hopes that it would prove one of his notions claiming that white light was composed from a variety of spectrums of light. Some of his chemistry works have been heavily based on discovering the Philosopher's Stone. Unfortunately, at the time, the empire was fearful that anyone would discover this particular Stone, worried that it would put gold out of its proper value. Therefore, many of Newton's notes on the Stone have been well-kept to himself.
Ah, family is such a special thing, just like happy little trees. Isaac Newton had a mother named Hannah Ayscough and a father named Isaac Newton Sr. He also had two half-siblings from his father's previous marriage, named Benjamin and Mary. Family is like the colors on our palette, each one unique and important in its own way.
Isaac Newton experienced a troubled childhood, as he was separated from his mother at a young age. As an adult, he struggled with social relationships, had difficulty delegating authority, and faced criticism for his contentious personality. Newton also faced bouts of mental instability in his later years, possibly due to mercury poisoning from his alchemical experiments.