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when everything is happening around him isaac newton is born
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Isaac newton died unmarried as to not interfere with his scientific research.
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At 12 years old Isaac Newton transfers from Grammar School in Whoolsthorpe to King's School, Grantam. While there he goes from a bad student to top of the class.
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Isaac Newton goes to Trinity college, one of the best at the time, and he meets Prof. Barrow. While there in 1664 he earns the bachelor degree of arts.
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Cambridge university is closed due to the bubonic plague. For the next two years Isaac Newton does an incredable amount of scientific work, the most famous of which being the falling apple.
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Isaac Newton, now a teacher invents the first reflecting telescope using a prism and mirrors. He also recieved the degree of Master of Arts.
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A friend of Newton, Dr. Ward, proposes for him to join the Royal Society. One year later he is accepted as a member.
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A man named Halley and Newton had an arguement about the Inverse Square Law following disputes with Hooke and Wren. Throughout the next 2 years he wrote The Principa.
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1692 was one of Newton's darkest years because of his breakdown. He went insane for two years, but this did not discourage him. In 1696 he was appointed warden of the mint.
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After the death of Robert Hooke, Newton publishes his second book the Opticks. The next year he is knighted by Queen Anne for his contributions to science.
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Newton rewrites an updated version of the principa and gives the first copy to Queen Anne.
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Newtons friend/ enemy Liebnitz proposed a nearly unanswerable question but it is said that he recieved it one evening and answered it before he went to bed the very same day. the sane year Liebnitz died.
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Due to recent advancements in science Sir Isaac Newton has to rewrite his book The Opticks
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New information has lead to the fact that the Principa needs rewritten. This takes four years and he is supervised by Henry Pemberton.
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After four years of hard work Isaac Newton manages to rewrite the Principa. He once again gives the first copy to Queen Anne.
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Six days after his last meeting as president of the royal society Isaac Newton passes out and dies peacefully in his sleep. He is buried in Westminster Abbey