Unamjua Sir Isack Newton wewe?

Unamjua Sir Isack Newton wewe?

Inasemekana alikuwa akitumia Wanafunzi wa Chuo Kikuu kufanya kazi na majaribio na yeye anakuja kudai ni MALI yake. Ndiyo maana akazusha ugomvi mkali sana na Hooke. Walikuwa wakioneana wivu mno hawa wakali na wote walikuwa Waalimu wa University.....
Isaac Newton was lucky. His friend had asked Newton if he had a theory of gravity. Newton said yes, but then he had lost his notes. So he wrote the whole theory again. It became Principia Mathematica. It changed the world.
 
Yale masembo, utaona yanachangia ----- hapa.I respect Sir Isaac Newton.Hawa ndio watu waliochangia maendeleo positively. Na sio politicians
 
The War for Gravitation

Hooke's experimental temperament let him down here. It was all well and good to throw around ideas and design an experiment or two to demonstrate them, but a theory of gravity would need rigorous mathematical analysis and proof. For all his talents, Hooke wasn't really equipped to do that, whereas Newton was one of the most brilliant theorists who ever lived, not to mention a gifted experimenter in his own right. But Hooke was convinced that Newton would not have come up with inverse square law without Hooke's input. It was an assertion Newton bitterly disputed - and one that sealed Hooke's fate.

Newton was willing to acknowledge that Hooke was one of several forerunners in his work on gravitation, but that was about as far as he was willing to go. As far as he was concerned, Hooke had at best served as a minor, indirect influence on his own work. As Newton explained to his friend Edmond Halley, Hooke had indeed written him about gravitation around 1680, but these letters contained no helpful insights - instead, they had made it clear to Newton how little his peers like Hooke really knew, and how important it was for him to resume his own research.
In one of the great quirks of historical irony, the most popular quote attributed to Newton - "If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of giants" - might actually have been the mother of all passive-aggressive swipes at Robert Hooke. While it's generally viewed as an eloquent demonstration of scientific humility on Newton's part, the quote comes from a 1676 letter to Hooke, at a point where the pair were already arguing over proper credit for some work in optics. Hooke was commonly described as very short, even hunchbacked, and one theory is that Newton's mention of "giants" was his way of saying Hooke had no influence on his work. It's a fascinating thought, but of course it's totally impossible to prove either way.


Erased From History

To pick a fight with Isaac Newton was one thing, but Robert Hooke made one other huge mistake: he died twenty-four years before Newton did. In 1703, the year of Hooke's death, Newton became the President of the Royal Society. It was during Newton's presidency that the only known portrait of Hooke was destroyed - the portrait you see up top is a new work by artist Rita Greer that is based on what few contemporary descriptions of the man survive. The more salacious version of the story says that Newton intentionally had the painting burned, though it's possible he simply let it be lost or destroyed when the Royal Society moved headquarters.

From: Was Robert Hooke really the greatest asshole in the history of science?
 
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Hizi ndo mbegu nzuri
Ukizaa mtt kwenye ukoo huu sio mchezo

upo tayari kuzaa na watu waliotoka ktk offspring za majini? isaac newton,albert einstein and the like of sidhani kama walikuwa ni binadamu wa kawaida.kuna mdau anaitwa juve2012 atakufafanulia zaidi
 
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Hiv kizaz /ukoo wake, chake kipo nchi gani?figganigga

Hizi ndo mbegu nzuri
Ukizaa mtt kwenye ukoo huu sio mchezo

Unatafuta mbegu za ukoo wa huyu bwana? Kuna mjukuu wake nasoma nae km vip sema nikuunganishe nae
 
Pamoja na kuvumbua kanuni za mwendo( Newtons laws of motion) Sir Newton pia alibuni somo la hesabu za calculus ambalo linayo umuhimu mkubwa katika sayansi na teknologia.
 
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