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Who was he inspired by?
Descartes and Huggens
What did he publish in 1687?
Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy, which presented his theory of gravitation
It demonstrated that Kepler’s laws of planetary motion could be proven mathematically
He also proposed his three laws of motion
What happened to him in 1703?
He became the president of the Royal Society
What happened to him in 1669
he became Lucasian Professor of Mathematics at Trinity College, Cambridge in 1669
What happened to him in 1696?
He became warden of the Royal Mint
What did he still believe in?
arcane knowledge and the power of magic - in early drafts of Principa Mathematica he speculates gravity may be the result of magic
What was his work a result of?
Advances in mathematics, astronomy, and physics that had been made before him
His work represents the final stage of a long process of theory and discovery over 100 years