Isaac Newton

**Isaac Newton**
Isaac Newton
	; Cochaslys Isaac Newton liorish Godfrey Kneller (1689)
Ruggit	25 Mee ny Nollick 1642 (ayns feaillere Yool), 4 Jerrey Geuree 1643, 1642; Woolsthorpe-by-Colsterworth, Lincolnshire, Reeriaght Hostyn
Hooar baase	31 Mayrnt 1727, 20 Mayrnt 1727 (ayns feaillere Yool), 1727; Kensington, Middlesex, Reeriaght y Vretyn Vooar
Boayl oanluckee	Abban y Vannishter Heear
Ynnyd beaghee	Sostyn
Seyraanaght	Reeriaght Hostyn; Reeriaght y Vretyn Vooar
Çhengey	Ladjyn · Baarle
Keird	maddaghteyr · fallsoonagh · fishigagh · rollageyder · jeeoilagh · ynlaghteyr · far-chemmigagh · politickeyr · yl-oayllee · ynseyder ollooscoill · screeudeyr neu-farskeealagh · fishigagh sheiltynagh · kemmigagh · jeeoilagh · rollageydagh · screeudeyr · mintmaster (en) · sheanseyr · executive (en)
Failleyderyn	Ollooscoill Cambridge
Ynsagh	Ollooscoill Cambridge ; The King's School, Grantham (en) ; (1655 - 1659) ; Trinity College (en) ; (Mean Souree 1661 - Luanistyn 1665) Bachelor of Arts (en) ; Trinity College (en) ; (Averil 1667 - 1668) Master of Arts (en)
Ayr	Isaac Newton Sr.
Moir	Hannah Ayscough
Enmys	Oltey yn Pharlamaid ayns Parlamaid Hostyn; Warden of the Mint (en) ; Master of the Mint (en) ; Oltey yn Pharlamaid ayns Parlamaid Hostyn; eaghtyrane y Çheshaght Reeoil; Member of the 1689-90 Parliament (en) ; Member of the 1701-02 Parliament (en) ; Lucasian Professor of Mathematics (en)
Olteynys boayrd	y Çheshaght Reeoil
Credjue	nontrinitarianism (en)
Aundyryn	slane rolley Knight Bachelor (1705) ;
Kianglaghyn fysseree as sheshoil

She fishigagh, maddaghteyr, rollageyder, fallsoonagh najoor, far-chemmigagh as jeeoilagh Sostynagh va'n Reejerey Isaac Newton (4 Jerrey Geuree 1643 – 31 Mayrnt 1727 [SA: 25 Nollick 1642 – 20 Mayrnt 1727]). Ta enney share er kyndagh rish yn obbyr ren eh er leighyn gleashaght, reayrt-oaylleeaght, ym-hayrn, as calcalys. Ayns 1687, hoilshee eh magh lioar va enmyssit Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica (Ladjyn son "Prinsabylyn Maddaghtoil jeh Fallsoonys y Najoor"; enmyssit Principia dy mennick chammah) raad chur eh magh e heiltynys er yn ym-hayrn cadjin as er tree leighyn y ghleashaght.^[1]

Hrogg Newton y chied odreayrtan aahoilshagh ayns 1668. Chammah's shen, lhiassee eh sheiltynys y tollysh va bunnit er y vaght raad ta prismey jeechummey yn soilshey bane stiagh ayns daaghyn y ghoal twoaie. Ta lhiassaghey y chalcalys rheynnit magh eddyr eshyn as Gottfried Leibniz chammah.

Ren smooinaghtyn Newton er y toilshey, y ghleashaght, as yn ym-hayrn kioneys er yn ishig harrish y chied tree eashyn elley derrey dy row ad lhiassit liorish sheiltynys y chonastaght liorish Albert Einstein.

Va Newton jeant ny reejerey ayns 1705 liorish y Venrein Onnee as cheau eh ny tree eashyn jerrinagh echey ayns Lunnin raad v'eh ny Wardoon (1696–1699) as ny Vainshtyr (1699–1727) er y Thie Cooinnee Reeoil, chammah as eaghtyrane er y Çheshaght Reeoil (1703–1727).

Imraaghyn[reagh | edit source]

↑ Gay, Peter (1966). "The practical philosophers", Age of Enlightenment. Time-Life Books, dg. 12, 18.

Kianglaghyn magh[reagh | edit source]

Shalee bun-earrooagh Enlightening Science: Teksyn e phabyryn, "Cadjinaghyn" as podchreelaghyn ec y Newton Project

Screeunyn liorish Newton[reagh | edit source]

Obbraghyn Newton – slane teksyn ec y Newton Project
Pabyryn Newton ayns tashtlann y Çheshaght Reeoil
Laue-screeunyn Newton ec Lioarlann Ashoonagh Israel – çhaglym e screeunyn crauee
"Newton Papers" – Cambridge Digital Library

[TIME-1] Gay, Peter (1966). "The practical philosophers", Age of Enlightenment. Time-Life Books, dg. 12, 18.

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