Who Was Isaac Newton?
Isaac Newton, a brilliant scientist, dedicated his time to pondering the enigmas of the universe. In 1665, due to the outbreak of the plague in London, he left college and returned home. It was during this period, amidst widespread death, that Newton developed groundbreaking theories, such as gravity and the laws of motion, which revolutionized modern science.
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Isaac Newton, a quiet individual who enjoyed pondering the enigmas of the cosmos, spent his days absorbed in deep thoughts. In the year 1665, as the plague swept across London, Newton was compelled to abandon his studies at college and seek refuge at home. It was amidst this time of great suffering and loss that Newton brought forth groundbreaking theories that have shaped modern science. These theories encompass the concept of gravity and the fundamental laws governing motion.
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Subject: Science
Grade: Grade 3-Grade 7
Brand: Grosset & Dunlap
Publisher Date: 10/20/2014
Author: Janet Pascal
Dimensions: 7.63 x 5.31
UPC: 9780448479132
Ages: 8-12
Pages: 112
