His namesake "cradle" demonstrates the conservation of momentum, and he showed that white light is a mixture of colored light in his Opticks.
This man names the ringed pattern produced by a convex lens pressed against a flat plate, along with some formulas with Robert Cotes. His namesake "cradle" demonstrates the conservation of momentum, and he showed that white light is a mixture of colored light in his Opticks. A kilogram-meter per second squared is named after this man, the SI unit of force. His inverse square law of universal gravitation was described in Principia Mathematica, along with three laws of motion. For 10 points, name this British physicist who may have been inspired by a falling apple.
This man names the ringed pattern produced by a convex lens pressed against a flat plate, along with some formulas with Robert Cotes.
Isaac {Newton}