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Newton's principia
the mathematical principles of natural philosophy
Isaac Newton · 1687 · 974 pages
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Published in 1687, Isaac Newton's Principia is one of the most influential scientific documents in history. In it, Newton presents his laws of motion and universal gravitation, establishing the foundation of classical mechanics and revolutionizing humanity's understanding of the physical universe. Written in Latin with extraordinary mathematical rigor, the work integrates reflections on space, time, and force.
The Principia not only transformed science but shaped Western thought on causality, scientific method, and the rational structure of the cosmos—remaining relevant to historians of science and scientists to this day.
Book details
| Author | Isaac Newton |
|---|---|
| Original title | The Principia |
| Year of publication | 1687 |
| Pages | 974 |
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