Sir Isaac Newton (Scientist)

Who knew that Newton's name, who stayed away from books as a child, would one day be written in golden letters in the books themselves, the child whom people called a failure, today the whole world recognizes his achievements.

Sir Isaac Newton was an Englishman, mathematician, astronomer, philosopher and alchemist, who is considered one of the most important figures in history. His book, Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy, published in 1687, is considered the most important book in the history of science.  In which the principles of classical mechanics were laid.  In the same book, Newton explained the law of gravitation and his three laws of motion.  These laws remained the foundation of physics for the next three hundred years.  Newton proved that the bodies on earth and the planets and stars move according to the same laws.  By proving the similarity between his laws of motion and Kepler's laws, he completely overturned the belief in the centrality of the Earth in the universe and helped spark the Scientific Revolution.  And Isaac Newton rejected Christianity.

Birth: 25 December on 1642.

Residence: England.

Nationality: England, and British.

Profession:  scientist, politician, And Teacher.

Newton and finance:

 From 1700 to 1727, Newton was head of the Royal Mint, which minted coins for the kingdom.  At that time paper currency was also in circulation.  Newton failed miserably in the stock market and lost most of his fortune investing in shares."

 In February 1720, Newton bought some South Sea shares and only a month later, when they doubled in value, happily sold them and made a profit.  But Newton saw that by July their value had tripled, and that his friends who had not sold the shares were now very rich.  Newton then bought back the shares for £22,000, a huge sum in those days.  At that time these share prices were going up rapidly.  But prices fell sharply from August onwards and by November Newton had suffered heavy losses.

'); />

Early Life:

Sir Isaac Newton's father was also named Isaac Newton.  Junior Newton's father was a farmer who died three months before his son was born.  When Newton was three years old, his mother remarried and Newton lived with his grandmother.  When Newton turned twelve, his mother took him in again.  Newton's mother wanted him to become a farmer, but Newton disliked farming.

Newton received his early education at King's School.  Newton's uncle was a graduate of Cambridge University, and when he saw Newton's natural intelligence, he advised his mother to enroll him in Cambridge.  When Newton arrived at Cambridge, it was the heyday of seventeenth-century scientific ideas.  Many astronomical principles were under discussion in the university, and in some places the philosophy of Descartes was discussed.

Start Of Newton Science:

After seeing this apple falling from a tree in 1666, which changed the direction of physical science, Newton thought that if this apple kept falling in the same direction towards the earth, it would pass almost through the center of the earth.  Newton attributed gravity to the apple falling to the ground.  Newton is credited with simplifying the complex problem of all forms of motion with the help of three laws of motion.  In addition, he summed up the rotation of all the planets in one simple law, from objects falling towards the earth.  These things had such an influence on the scientists of the time that it was assumed that all motion could be explained with the help of Newton's laws.

Millions of apples had fallen before Newton, but Newton was the first person to think about the reasons why apples fall.  This one apple not only made Newton think, but also gave Einstein an opportunity to move forward on the paths of thought.  Newton also discussed the laws of color and light, which led Thomas Edison to light up and light the world by inventing the light bulb.  Had it not been for Newton, Einstein would not have had new angles of thought, nor would Edison have considered the angles of light, and the world might have remained in darkness.

Interesting story of Newton's Life: 

Another interesting story of Newton is that someone asked Newton the question that you have inspired the whole world with your achievements, is there any lucky person who has inspired you? Newton shook his head and said.  Yes, my employer did.  The questioner was surprised and asked, "How is that?" Newton replied, "One day in winter I was sitting near the heater when suddenly I felt the heat due to the heater. I asked my employee called to.

 He quickly entered the room.  I requested him to lower the heater.  On which my employee laughed and said, "Sir, you are also a wonderful person, instead of calling me, if you had moved your chair back a little, your problem would have been solved.

Inventions Of Sir Newton:

Between the ages of 21 and 27, he laid the foundations of scientific ideas, which led to far-reaching changes in the world, his first research was on the "structure of light".  Newton discovered that white light is a combination of all the colors of the rainbow.  He invented the telescope in 1668, which is still used around the world to observe weather conditions or astronomical objects.  At the age of 29, Newton presented his discovery and many other visual experiments to the British Royal Society.  Apart from this, he also made significant innovations in the field of calculation and mechanics.  His prominent work in calculation is the invention of "calculator", which gave birth to modern ideas of calculation.  In 1687, he presented the law of motion along with the law of gravity.  He said that these laws can be used to know the rotation of the planets around the sun.  The main problem in Astro dynamics was to accurately predict the position and rotation of stars and planets, which was solved by Newton, due to which Newton is known as a great astronomer.  His laws of motion are still part of the curriculum today and helped solve many problems in science and engineering.  Apart from this, Newton made many inventions.

Death: Sir Isaac Newton Was died on 31 March in 1727.