Sir Isaac Newton “What we know is a drop what we don't know is an ocean” said the great Sir isaac newton.” Isaac is one the world's most known scientist. Most known for his law of gravitation, his discovery of calculus led the way to more powerful methods of solving mathematical problems. Also he developed the three laws of also His work in optics included the study of white light and the discovery of the color spectrum. It was his experiments with light that first made him famous. Isaac newton was born on the fourth of january 1643 , in woolsthorpe manor, United kingdom. “Two months before he was born his father died and when he was three his mother remarried and moved away leaving isaac with his grandmother after newton's stepfather …show more content…
Later on with Newton's life. IN 1696 he fully recovered from his nervous breakdown which had started in 1692 and then he finally achieved the governmental position he had so ardently desired later on he moved to London now, and lived with his niece, Catherine Barton, who was the mistress of Lord Halifax, a high-ranking government official . Then in 1699 Halifax promoted Newton from warden to master of the Mint, a position that the scientist would hold for the remaining twenty-eight years of his life. While his promotion may have been due, in part, to his niece's influence on Halifax, Newton's chemical and metallurgical knowledge must have proved useful in the minting of new coinage and his tenure as master of the Mint had been reasonably successful by all accounts. In 1703 Isaac newton was elected to the presidency of the Royal Society. After this all happened Newton sadly died on March 31, 1727 Kensington, England. Isaacs newton's work had a huge impact on today's on topics such as physics, math, and more. In the opinion of many, he was the most important and influential person of the Scientific Revolution, which lasted from about 1550 to 1700. Overall we can say Isaacs work helped and contributed to so much more than we can think it changed our whole understanding on how we think about