Newtons Apple Tale Goes Online For First Time
The Royal Society posts an 18th century account of Isaac Newton's apple episode that inspired gravity. William Stukeley’s manuscript and notes on Newton’s contemplative moment appear with other historic papers as part of the society’s 350th anniversary online archive.
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