Newton began his academic career in 1667. For how long was he a working scientist? Was he a very productive scientist?

Newton was given the title "scientist" when he was given the Merit Badge at the age of 15. He continued to work in the field of science, and was considered a scientist until his death at the age of 84. That is a total of 69 years of work. Hope this helps!

Answered by grangergirl | 2024-06-10

Isaac Newton began his academic career at Trinity College, Cambridge, in 1667. He worked as a scientist for a significant part of his life, making pioneering contributions to physics and mathematics. Newton's most notable work, Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica, published in 1687, laid the foundation for classical mechanics and the theory of gravitation.

Answered by qwfish | 2024-06-24

Isaac Newton began his scientific career in 1667 and worked until his death in 1727, making his career approximately 60 years long. He was a highly productive scientist, making foundational contributions to physics, calculus, and optics. His works remain influential and significant in the history of science.
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Answered by grangergirl | 2025-01-15