ISAAC NEWTON.
What has he done?
WORKS ON LIGHT
Between 1670 and 1672 he worked extensively on issues related to optics and the nature of light. Newton showed that white light was formed by a band of colors (red, orange, yellow, green, cyan, blue and violet) that could be separated by a prism. As a result of these studies concluded that any refractor suffer a type currently known as chromatic aberration, which is the scattering of light in different colors through a lens aberration. To avoid this problem invented a reflecting telescope (known as a Newtonian telescope).
LAWS OF UNIVERSAL GRAVITATION.
Bernard Cohen says that "The highlight of the Scientific Revolution was the discovery by Isaac Newton's law of universal gravitation." With a simple law, Newton gave to understand the most important physical phenomena of the observable universe, explaining the three laws of Kepler
THE LAWS OF DYNAMICS.
These laws are three, and talk and study the inertia force and action-reaction of a particle.
TEOLOGY.
Newton was deeply religious all his life. Son of Puritan parents spent more time studying the Bible to science. An analysis of everything that Newton wrote reveals that some 3.6 million words only one million were devoted to science, while 1.4 million had to do with theology. A list of fifty-eight sins that wrote to the 19 years in which you can read "Threatening my father and mother Smith to burn them and the house with them," known.
