Why Is Sir Isaac Newton Important

Today I will be analyzing and telling you why Sir Isaac Newton is important in addition discussing why he is still recognized after so many years. Born January 4, 1643 in Woolsthorpe, England. The things that are Isaac Newton he persevered through his childhood from his mother leaving his for her second husband and later coming back when the husband died and forced Newton to drop out. With the help of newton’s uncle persuaded his mother to let Isaac finish high school and go to college. Finishing high school and going to a small college like his uncle University of Cambridge's Trinity College. There at Trinity College Newton didn’t graduate with the higher percentage of his class but it's what Isaac learned while in school that help him develop thoughts and a passion for science. In sir isaac’s professional career with Isaac Newton his come up was one of the most interesting out of his generation for his why is he important By 1666, Newton had even laid the blueprints for his three laws of motion, still recited by physics students everywhere:
An object will remain in a state of inertia unless acted upon by force. The relationship between acceleration and applied force is F=ma.For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
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The result of Newton's research was his seminal work published in 1687, the Principia, considered by many as the greatest science book ever written.
Across the pages of the Principia, Newton breaks down the workings of the solar system into "'simple"' equations, explaining away the nature of planetary orbits and the pull between heavenly bodies. In describing why the Moon orbits the Earth and not vice-versa (it's because the Earth is so much heavier), the book literally changed the way people saw the