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Isaac Newton Should Not Be Thrown In Jail
Isaac Newton should not be thrown in jail because he made true discoveries. But instead he should be free so he can share his discoveries with the world. He discovered the 3 laws of motion,gravity,and the color spectrum.When he experimented with light he didn't put his face in a book he experimented to be able to prove his theory.

Here are some of the discoveries that has made.Three of his discoveries that I will be discussing will be the color spectrum,gravity,and the three laws of motion.He discovered the color spectrum by placing a prism on the window sill in a bright room to discover that it only depends on light.He discovered the three laws of motion by watching an apple fall and start to base his work off of why the apple fell and

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