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Who Discovered Gravity? (And Was It Really an Apple?)

Who Discovered Gravity? (And Was It Really an Apple?)

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Who Discovered Gravity? (And Was It Really an Apple?)

 Isaac Newton formulated the universal law of gravitation, inspired by observing an apple fall. While the apple story is partly legendary, it illustrates his quest to understand why objects fall toward Earth. Newton’s work revolutionized our understanding of gravity and motion.

Who Discovered Gravity? (And Was It Really an Apple?)

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