What were Isaac Newton's discoveries?

Answer 1

Sir Isaac newton was an English mathematician, physicist and chemist whose many important contributions to science (and discoveries) laid down the foundation for much of the progress in science as we know it.

He was a co-inventor of calculus; he unraveled the mysteries of light and optics; he formulated the three laws of motion, deriving from them the law of universal gravitation.

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Answer 2

Sir Isaac Newton worked out how gravity worked, he also split white light into seven colours, the colours of the rainbow, and he also wrote Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica, meaning Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy.

Answer 3

Newton lived from 1642 - 1727, 85 years. So a good answer would be "the late 1600s, because 1662 would put him at 20 years old.

Answer 4

Sir Issac Newton discovered Newtonian mechanics, Calculus, some work in Optics and Binomial series. The most famous contribution was in the field of gravity.

Answer 5

The achievements of issac newton are the force of gravitation which statesthat every object on the earth surface attarcts the other object with the same and equal force.

Answer 6

The three laws of motion.

Answer 7

he discovered gravitational force.

Answer 8

gravity