The development of science in Great Britain: Isaac Newton

Isaac Newton was born in England.

Newton's father was a merchant.

Newton studied Maths at Cambridge university and attained a degree in 1685.

Discovery of the differential calculuse belong to Isaac Newton.

Newton didn't succeed to explore the nature of light.

Law of gravitation was discovered by Isaac Newton fortuitously.

The discoveries of Newton are important for the modern science, but only partially.

I. Newton made his main discoveries, while he was studying at the University of Cambridge.

White colour is a source of seven colours.

Newton was honourly buried at Westminster Abbey.

Today a monument of the scientist is located nearby London Museum of Science.