sniggers Okay, it might not be for another twenty years, but uh do watch this space! chuckles This space. My laws of motion and my theories on optics and the eye. Oh and uh, do tune into my next SciTube film, where I’ll be making another huge discovery. Next time you accidentally drop something, think about gravity pulling it down and the force that causes this to happen.
#Isaac newton discovered gravity free
Who knows, far into the future, we may find a way to calculate how much energy we would need to break free from the pull of gravity on earth and travel into space. Imagine the possibilities of what I have discovered. Right peeps, I need to finish writing this up into my first book, which will be called 'The Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy', I reckon this could end up being a best seller, and maybe the most important and influential book on physics of all time. I could explain it to you but I’ll save that for another vlog. There was a lot of maths involved and it was all very complicated, but thanks to some solid observations by me, as I am a bit of a genius, it all worked out. I came up with the idea that all objects attract other objects big objects, like the Earth, attract more. I also carried out my own observations on the solar system. I explored the forces between the moon and the earth, looking at the work of the scientist, Galileo. Most scientists look at the theories of other scientists before us and research them in order to formulate their hypothesis. I'd already followed some scientific method when thinking about forces. So, the apple attracts the earth and the earth attracts the apple - amazing! I mean, it's not like a force pulls it to the left, or to the right, but straight down. This being that the earth must have a force in its centre that pulls it there. And then I, like, sat there, contemplating it for a while, questioning why it didn't fall sideways or upwards, but straight down.Īnd that's when it dawned upon me and I formulated my hypothesis. So I picked up the apple, and kept dropping it, and observing it, watching it fall straight down. I was just sat there, you know, pondering thoughts, thinking about science, whilst drinking some tea, then all of a sudden this apple falls perpendicular, you know, straight down, and has legend has it, hits me on the head. So yes, it might not be such a surprise that someone as intelligent as me might make this discovery, but let me tell you how it actually came about. 'Cause I've been using my time wisely, and this is when I discovered gravity. Also I'm building up quite the fan base with my followers, the Newtonians.Īnyway, let me tell you a bit more about me, I've been busy studying at Cambridge University, but that darn Black Plague has caused the university to shut, but all is not lost.
And yes, I'm the first British scientist to get one, check me out. In fact, I'm that famous that I'll be getting a knighthood, yes, me, a knighthood. I've just worked out, wait for it, gravity. chuckles I'm a famous astronomer and physicist, who has only gone and made the biggest, yes, the biggest discovery of science so far. I'm only one of the biggest scientists of all time. If you don't know who I am, well then you should. Yo, yo, yo, I'm Isaac Newton and the year is 1667.
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