Important Facts and inventions

Isaac Newton was an intelligent and brilliant scientist in the history of humanity and has one of the clearest and most precise legacies that continue to be taught to this day.

He was a great physicist, mathematician, inventor, theologian and alchemist to whom various works are attributed.

Among Newton's most notable inventions are: the orbital gun, the theory of the cooling state, among others.

Around the years of 1665-1666, one of Isaac Newton's discoveries was the principles of differential and integral calculus; years later, he developed at least three approaches to these analyses. Edmund Halley encouraged him to publish his works on Mechanics and his Principia from the year 1684.

In 1672 he presented to the Royal Society the first reflecting telescope of practical use that would have enormous significance in the subsequent development of Astronomy.

He created the law of universal gravitation, which describes the interaction and gravitational attraction between different bodies with mass and also left a valuable contribution on the diffraction of light, optics, centrifugal force, centripetal force, the law of inverse of squares, moving bodies and the variation of tides due to gravity.