Răspuns: Newton was a physicist, first of all. His huge laboratory was in the field of astronomy, and his brilliant tools were mathematical methods, some of which he invented himself. Newton did not indulge in the purely astronomical and mathematical side of his work, but remained a physicist. This is the unusual tenacity and economy of his thinking. Until and after Newton, mankind has not seen a manifestation of scientific genius of greater strength and duration. Spencer said Newton's words shortly before his death: "I don't know what I look like in front of the world, but it seems to me that more colorful than usual, or a red shell, while the great ocean of truth stretches unknown before me ”.
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1 Biography
2 Opera
2.1 Works in the field of optics
2.2 Gravity theory
2.3 Philosophical and religious works
2.3.1 Newton's "Natural Philosophy."
3 Associated eponyms
3.1 In physics
3.2 In mathematics
3.3 In optics
4 Notes
5 Bibliography
6 External links
7 See also
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