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Isaac Newton



Name :  Isaac Newton


Birth Date : January 4, 1643


Death Date : March 31, 1727


Did you know ? : Isaac Newton Helped Develop The Principles Of Modern Physics, Including The Laws Of Motion , And Is Credited As One Of The Great Minds Of The 17th-century Scientific Revolution.






Did you know? : In 1687, Newton Published His Most Acclaimed Work , "Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica" ( Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy ) , Which Has Been Called The Single Most Influential Book On Physics.


Did you know? :  Newton's Theory Of Gravity States That Two Objects Attract Each Other With A Force Of Gravitational Attraction That’s Proportional To Their Masses And Inversely Proportional To The Square Of The Distance Between Their Centers.


Education : The King's School, University of Cambridge, Trinity College


Place of birth :  Woolsthorpe, Lincolnshire, England, United Kingdom


Place of death :  London, England, United Kingdom

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