Isaac Newton's achievements relevance to society🔎😊
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- Hi Malia ,my name is shaquon . I know a lot about physicist and mathematician Sir Isaac Newton .
- Relevance of Isaac Newton's work (achievements)to today's society .
- Hey there😊 ! my name is Malia .Have you ever heard about Sir Isaac Newton?
- Well it seems like you are in luck ☺.Isaac Newton discovered the laws of motion and gravity .He also invented calculus and a reflecting telescope .
- Really !🤗 well, I'm doing a physics project about him and I would like to know about the relevance of Isaac's achievements to today's society .
- Calculus can tell us all about the motion of astronomical bodies, weather patterns, electric and electronic circuits and systems, and the movement of sound and light. It has probably been useful in the invention of a great amount of objects in your home .The most practical use of calculus is when plotting graphs of certain functions.
- Hmmm 😊,interesting tell me more .
- The Newtonian Telescope was invented during the 1680s by Isaac Newton. It improved the before used refracting telescopes by giving a clearer picture. Reflecting telescopes also allow larger objects to be seen and are therefore ideal for studying objects in our Solar System.
- Isaac Newton
- Tell me something about the reflecting telescope (Newtonian Telescope).
- In fact I do , his laws of motion and theory of gravity underpin much of modern physics and engineering. These laws tell us exactly how things move or sit still, like why you don't float out of bed or fall through the floor of your house. So thank Newton's law of action and reaction every time you drive somewhere!
- Do you know anything about his laws of motion and theory of gravity ?
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- That is correct! .I hope I was of great help to you for your physics project. Good bye 👋.
- You were of great help Shaquon .I really appreciate it .I'm going to do great on that physics project .Thankyou! see you around 😊.
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