Isaac Newton

Isaac Newton (1642 - 1727) - British physicist, mathematician, who was recognized by the world as the "founder of classical physics"

New York came from a rural noble family. Niut's father died before he was born. At the time of birth Niil was sick and turned. The mother cares for her health better than her education. When she was 12 years old, she let her son go to school. Because of his weakness, he is often bullied by his friends. He took a break from an interesting revenge, and was determined to study well to lead the class. At the age of 17, Niige enrolled at Kembrit University. In his time as a student, New York found the binomial in analytic mathematics, known as the "New Binomial". At the age of 19, starting at Cambirdge University, began to study natural science extensively.

At 27, he was appointed a professor of mathematics at the University where he studied; At the age of 30, he was elected a member of the Royal Society of British Science (Academy) and the last 23 years of his life, he was president of the Royal Society of British Science. He is also an honorary member of many academic and academic associations of many academies.

His scientific achievements in many fields, the differential calculus he founded was a milestone in mathematical history; Explaining the types of colors of the body paved the way for the creation of spectral science. Great dedication makes his name immortalized as the Three laws of motion laying the theoretical basis for classics, the most important is the "Principle of all things attractive". This is the basic principle for physical, mechanical and astronomical inventions for centuries. Once, Newton saw the apple fall from the tree, he thought about the causes of falling objects and found the attraction of the earth.

New York's astronomical discoveries based on the law of gravitation have severely damaged the reputation of the church. Religious protectors reacted fiercely to indignation before Niig's astronomical inventions. Due to the influence of the church, many universities in Europe until the nineteenth century still banned the teaching of mechanics, problems related to Newton's law of gravitation.

Newton lives a single and utterly absent-minded life. His absurdity has become stages such as guest invitations, boiled watches, chiseling two holes for dogs and cats . Newton died at 84 years old. He was buried in the British National Monument in the monastery of Oetminxtó - the resting place of the kings and great masters of England.

The child is skillful.

At a young age Newton was a quiet kid, but he was very keen on technology, constantly designing and making sophisticated toys. Everyone loves them, especially his kite, it is both beautiful and fast and flies high.

One afternoon he tied a pretty lantern into his kite and dropped it into the sky, looking like a star in the sky. Every villager ran out to see a comet. When they knew it was Newton's kite, everyone complained. The things Newton made were very strange and beautiful. He himself made a pinwheel at the head of the house, when he went to see the pinwheel installed in the next village, he went home to simulate making one like that. In order for it to spin even when there was no wind, he put it in the propeller cage of a mouse, when the mouse moved, it was spinning rapidly.

After finishing elementary school, Newton made a "water clock". He used a small water container, there was a small hole in the bottom with a button, removing the button to drip the water. The water surface in the bin gradually lowers, the float in the tank lowers. The buoy also dragged a moving needle on one side of the tray with a mark engraved on it, a line carved with only one unit of time. in his room Newton installed a water meter, he also installed a neighbor like that.

More interesting is that Newton also installed the villagers a "sundial". By the time he was ten years old, Newton observed that in the morning he went to study his ball on the left, and in the afternoon, he returned to the other side. In a few days, he felt that the sun was moving with the law. So could not this rule be used to make a "Solar Clock" more accurate. So he started experimenting, every day he "chased" the sunshine all over the place, recording a change of position every half hour, an hour. Finally he finished the round sunshine watch. It is a sun-based timer. Around the circular tray of the sun's household all over the regular markings, taking advantage of the movement of the sun shade on the left side can know the exact time. After having done the cousin of the sun Newton put it in the middle of the village so that it would alert people. Everyone in the village called the "Newton Clock", which was used long after his death. Every time I see the "Newton Clock", everyone remembers the clever clever boy of that day.

Newton wandered

Newton, for science, was diligent, but in the back of the mind, he was indifferent, forgetful, and often worked and forgot to eat.

Once Newton invited you to come home to eat. You came to rice soup, but Newton was still plying in the lab, his friend did not bother him, waited a long time and still did not see him, he automatically ate a roasted chicken, removed the bones in the tray and sat. Sleep on the chair. It was not until Newton came out, sweating profusely, calling you up and asking for something; then went to her to eat and prepare to eat. When he saw the bone in the tray and the used bowl, he grinned and said:

- "Oh, I already ate, I still thought I didn't eat!"

Standing beside him, he saw his friend laughing.

Once Newton went to the kitchen to make his own breakfast , he boiled a pot of water to boil eggs. The water was still not boiling, it seemed that Newton was somewhat impatient, then began to think about a scientific problem, the process of concentrating on him forgetting to boil the water. At this time the water was boiling, the water evaporated blindly, his hand dropped the object to the side of the pot. Half an hour later he woke up, remembering what he was doing in the kitchen: "Chicken eggs are already cooked." He opened the pot and saw that the pot was not an egg, but his wristwatch.

One beautiful afternoon, Newton intended to ride a horse into the woods for work, he took his saddle and took the horse. Just take a horse and think of a scientific problem. The horse rope in his hand, he let go at any time, kept carrying the horse's saddle and thought while walking. When I bowed my head silently, when I raised my hand to draw in the air, it was as if people were being silly. When he went to the top of the mountain, he suddenly felt tired and wanted to ride, but this time the horse did not know where to run.

One day, Newton sat near the fireplace thinking about something. Because he was too focused, too hot and not sure, his right sleeve had a burning smell, black smoke, a strong odor that he still hadn't discovered. The family members ran into fear and screamed loudly, at which time Newton knew his sleeve was burnt.

Why is Newton so ignorant? Because he was so intoxicated with science, all for work, forgetting everything around him. Without such a passionate scientific research spirit, how can one become a great scientist?

The story of the apple is ripe

This is an interesting and meaningful story about the great scientist Newton.

On an autumn day, Newton sat in a chair in the flower garden reading a book, suddenly an apple from a tree fell "popped" an hour to hit Newton's head. He rubbed his head, watched the ripe apple roll into the mud. The apple gave him a hint that made him think.

Apple is ripe, why fall to the ground? Tai because of the wind blowing? No, the space is immense, why fall down without flying to the sky? So what does the earth have to suck? Everything on the earth has weight, the stone that has been thrown ends up falling to the ground, is the weight of everything a result of the attraction of the earth?

Newton then pointed out: Every object on earth is attracted to the earth, the moon also suffers from the attraction of the earth, and the earth is also attracted by the moon; The earth suffers from the attraction of the sun, the sun is also subject to the attraction of the earth. In other words, all things in the universe have mutual attraction, because there is this kind of gravitational force that the moon revolves around the earth, the new earth orbits the sun.

The story of an apple falling to the ground proves that the earth has the power to attract apples . Of course, the apple also has the attraction of the earth, but the gravitational pull of the apple to the big apple falls to the ground. If we consider the moon to be a giant apple, then the earth also has the power to draw it, so why doesn't it fall to the ground? Since the moon is a big apple, the earth's attraction to it is not enough to make it fall to the ground, only to make it turn around the earth. For the sun, the earth is also a giant apple, it orbits the sun.

In the evening when looking at the sky, there are countless stars blinking, between them, there is a force to attract each other. This is Newton's famous "Alluring Law " .