Gravity is an
invisible force of nature.
Gravity is a
basic force in the universe that attracts all objects to each other.
Gravity is what
keeps things in place on Earth. It is the reason things fall to the ground when
dropped.
Gravity played
a role in the formation of all planets and other bodies in the universe.
Gravity causes the Earth to rotate around the sun and
the moon to rotate around the Earth
Sir Isaac Newton was the
leader of a scientific revolution of the 17th century. He was a
physicist and a mathematician who study planetary motion and is famous for
discovering the law of gravity
Isaac Newton observed an apple fall from a tree and from there began to understand gravity
and how it worked to keep the moon in earth’s orbit as well as keep humans and
various other objects attached to the ground
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Isaac and the Bully
Isaac Newton was a shy, quiet boy growing up on a farm in England 300 years ago. He was not a very good student and nobody paid much attention to him. Nobody that is, except the school bully. One day the bully punched Isaac in the stomach. That hurt, and that got Isaac very mad! He pulled himself up straight and fought back. Isaac pushed the bully onto the ground and rubbed his face in the mud. All the other kids hated the bully and came and cheered for Isaac.
So Isaac taught the bully a lesson, but he wasn't satisfied with that. Now that he knew he could fight better than the bully, he wanted to prove that he could do anything better than the bully. So he started paying attention to school and studying hard. He was soon the top of his class, proving he was smarter than the bully too. Isaac Newton kept on studying and when he grew up he became a math professor at Cambridge University. He discovered lots of important things and is one of the most famous scientists who ever lived.
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