Isaac Newton StemScope Video

What did Isaac Newton study after he studied gravity? (Pause 2:25)

After studing gravity, Isaac Newton studied Moon's Orbits around the earth, Light and Refraction into different colors

How did he perform his experiment? (Pause 0:42)

Isaac Newton performed his experiment by jumping with wind and then against it. He then compared distances from each jump by measuring them

What did Isaac Newton do with his time as a young boy? (Pause 1:13)

Isaac Newton spent time as a young boy on his own reading and thinking, rather than talking with other people

What did Isaac Newton think when he saw the apple hit the ground? (Pause 1:35)

Isaac Newton thought: Why do things fall when he saw the apple hit the ground

How old was Isaac Newton when he performed his first experiment? (Pause 0:22)

Isaac Newton was 16 years old when he performed his first experiment

Who did Isaac Newton work with to continue studying gravity? (Pause 2:42)

Isaac Newton worked with Edmond Halley when he continued studying gravity

What did Isaac Newton's Law describe about our world? (Pause 3:28)

Isaac Newton's Laws of Motion tells us that everything in our universe moves or interacts with each other. Thanks to Isaac Newton we have a much better idea of how our world works. Objects continue to move in a state of constant velocity, which can be zero, unless acted upon by an external force.

What did his first experiment test? (Pause 0:33)

Isaac Newton's first experiment tested how wind can make an object move First Law of Motion is as follows: "An object at rest stays at rest and an object in motion stays in motion unless acted upon by an outside force." Quite a mouthful. What that means is that something that is sitting there will continue to sit there unless moved. And something moving will keep moving unless something stops it.

What was Isaac Newton's first theory? (Pause 1:50)

Isaac Newton's first theory was Newton's Theory of Gravity

What did Newton develop as a result of his studies? (Pause 2:56)

Newton developed Newton's 3 Laws of Motion