1. By Jesse Ruediger

2. Outline
1. Picture
2. Introduction
3. Family
4. Childhood
5. Timeline
6. Characteristics
7. What
he
explored
8. Who
he
admired
9. What
he
invented
or
discovered
10. How
his
inventions
changed
the
world

3. Isaac
Newton

4. Introduction
 Isaac
was
one
of
the
greatest
early
scientists
(before
Albert
Einstein)
 Born
Christmas
Day,
1642
in
Woolsthorpe,
England
 3 months premature, no one thought that he would
live
 Father
died
3
months
before
born
 Died
in
London
on
March
31st,
1727
(85
years)

5. Family
 Mother's
name
was
Hannah
Ayscough
 Father
died
3
months
before
he
was
born
 Mother
remarried
a
man
named
Barnabas
Smith,
a
wealthy
rector,
when
Isaac
was
3
years
old
 He
had
to
go
and
live
with
his
grandma
 Most
of
their
family
income
came
from
raising
sheep
for
the
wool

6. Childhood
 Isaac
was
lonely
and
always
by
himself
 Mother
married
twice
and
both
fathers
died
 Mother
wanted
him
to
become
a
farmer
when
he
grew
up
(didn’t
want
to)

Went
to
a
school
called
King
School
until
age
17
 Went
to
The
Trinity
College
after
 Education
was
not
important
for
this
family
 Was
very
religious

7. Timeline
1
of
3
 December
25th,
1642
-­‐
Isaac
is
born
 1646
–
mother,
Hannah
remarried
and
moved
away
 1653
-­‐
death
of
Hannah's
second
husband
 1661
-­‐
Isaac
enrolls
in
Trinity
College,
in
Cambridge,
England
 July
1662:
·∙Founding
of
the
Royal
Society
 1665:
·∙Newton
receives
his
Bachelor
of
Arts
from
Trinity
College
 1666:
·∙Fire
in
London.
Outbreak
of
plague
drives
Newton
to
retire
to
his
mother's
home
in
Woolsthorpe.
 1669:
·∙Newton
appointed
Lucasian
Chair
of
Mathematics
at
Trinity,
a
position
he
will
hold
for
the
next
thirty-­‐four
years.
 January
11,
1672:
·∙Newton
elected
to
the
Royal
Society
 February
1672:
·∙Newton's
paper
on
optics
and
his
prism
experiments
sent
to
the
Society.
Rivalry
with
Hooke
begins.

8. Timeline
2
of
3
 1670s:
·∙Newton
works
on
the
mathematics
of
gravitation
in
his
home
in
Cambridge.
 1674:
·∙Hooke
writes
book
in
which
he
suggests
existence
of
"attractive
powers,"
akin
to
gravity.
 1679:
·∙Death
of
Hannah
Newton
 January
1684:
·∙Hooke
discusses
principle
of
inverse
squares
with
Christopher
Wren
and
Halley
 August
1684:
·∙Halley
goes
to
visit
Newton
in
Cambridge,
where
they
discuss
the
principle
inverse
squares
and
its
relationship
with
planetary
orbits.
 November
1684:
·∙Newton
completes
his
calculations
on
gravity
and
shares
them
with
Halley,
who
urges
him
to
publish.
 February
1685:
·∙Newton
sends
a
brief
treatise,
Propositiones
de
Motu,
to
the
Royal
Society,
outlining
his
findings.
 April
1686:
·∙Newton
presents
the
first
book
of
the
Principia
to
the
Royal
Society.
 September
1687:
·∙Publication
of
the
complete
Principia

9. Timeline
3
of
3
 1689:
·∙Newton
elected
as
Cambridge's
representative
to
Parliament.
 1693:
·∙Newton's
"Black
Year."
He
is
plagued
by
depression
and
insomnia,
and
apparently
suffers
a
nervous
breakdown
in
September.
 1695:
·∙Newton
appointed
warden
of
the
Mint,
to
oversee
the
implementation
of
a
new
currency.
He
leaves
Cambridge
and
moves
to
London.
 1699:
·∙Newton
named
master
of
the
Mint.
 1703:
·∙Death
of
Hooke;
Newton
elected
President
of
the
Royal
Society.
 1704:
·∙Publication
of
Optics;
beginning
of
feud
with
Leibniz.
 1705:
·∙Newton
knighted
by
Queen
Anne.
 1712:
·∙Royal
Society
commission,
under
Newton's
direction,
investigates
the
competing
claims
of
Leibniz
and
Newton
to
having
developed
calculus,
and
decides
in
favor
of
Newton.
 1713:
·∙Second
edition
of
the
Principia
published.
 November
14,
1714:
·∙Death
of
Leibniz
 1726:
·∙Third
edition
of
the
Principia
published;
all
reference
to
Leibniz
has
been
removed.
 March
20,
1727:
·∙Death
of
Sir
Isaac
Newton,
in
London.


10. Characteris:cs
 Silent,
thinker
 Usually
by
himself
reading
books
or
thinking
 Asked
questions
to
himself
about
the
world
 His
questions
were
thoughtful;
didn’t
have
simple
answers
 Did
not
get
along
with
people
 Did
not
like
people
to
question
his
thinking
so
he
hardly
published
his
discoveries
 Not
gracious
of
other
scientists
discoveries

11. What
did
he
explore
 Light/color
 Astronomy
 Mathematics
 Motion
 Gravitational
forces

12. Who
did
he
admire/look
up
to
 Aristotle
(natural
philosopher)
 Nicolaus
Copernicus
(astronomer)

Galileo
Galilei
(astronomer)
 Henry
More
(English
philosopher)

13. What
did
he
invent/discover
 Invented
a
way
to
do
experiments
and
prove
questions
 Discovered
that
light
was
made
up
of
many
different
colors
 Invented
the
reflecting
telescope
 Discovered
the
3
laws
of
motion
 Discovered
gravity

14. How
did
his
inven:ons/discoveries
change
the
world
 We
might
not
understand
the
color
spectrum
of
a
rainbow
 His
telescope
helped
scientists
get
a
closer
view
of
space
 All
machines
and
moving
objects
use
his
3
laws
of
motion
 For
example
cars,
rockets,
pulleys
 His
calculus
helps
mathematicians
express
complex
equations
 Just
imagine
no
Isaac,
possibly
no
modern
technology

15. Now
I
am
going
demonstrate
the
3
laws
of
motion.