Isaac Newton arrived in Woolshrope, Lincolnshire on January 4, 1642 as a child of a farmer's family. His father, Newton, died three months before he was born. Newton, who came to the world in early childbirth, was very weak and imprudent. The people around him did not believe that he would live. She was married for the second time when she was 3 years old. That's for your grandmother. There were three more children in her new marriage. Newton was not as vigorous, vigorous, and active as his boys when he was a child. This fact did not involve a lot of the games your friends played. Project your own entertainment and toys. The nightly scandalous kites he had made to scare the peasants, the water wheels and the sun clocks he had made by separating a large part of his time were a sign of his intelligence.
First education completed in the districts. My uncle William was the first to notice Newton's intelligence. In those moments, she returned to Woolshrope upon the death of her second husband. Upon the return of her mother to the town, Newton began to live with her mother. She did not want to separate Newton from her father to manage the farm. But the day William agreed to send Newton to the university. Newton then entered Trinity College in Cambridge in 1661. Newton's teacher Isaac Barrow was both a theologian and a famous mathematician. Barrow showed ways to calculate areas, draw tangents from points to curves with his own methods in geometry lessons. These lessons were my first steps toward finding Newton as a differential and Integral account.
Before going to Cambridge University, Newton found two analytical geometries of Rene Descartes, Johannes Kepler, two of his three names. These developments were the basis for Newton. Newton's research and experiments have been waiting for many years to publish, although he found the "Acts of Motion", which is his name. Likewise he waited 20 years to publish the "General Law on Gravity". There was only one reason for this. That was not Newton's tolerance of criticism. He always felt uneasy because there would be an objection to his work.
Newton's most important inventions are differential and integral calculations. They were one of the three greatest mathematicians in the history of Isaac Newton. As a result of these concepts, very great facilities were obtained. In the years when Newton made these discoveries, Gottfried Wilhelm Leibnitz was working on the same concepts. Leibnitz and Newton have begun to develop their invention. They know each other's qualities very well and appreciate their speed.
Newton lived a different life than other scientists in history. Although many scientists have passed through life with difficulties and hardships, Newton has lived a comfortable and happy life for many years. Isaac Newton died at the age of 85 on March 20, 1727