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  1. Newton

    Amazing image from William Blake and the founder of modern #Physics, Sir Isaac #Newton, buff.ly/iHwklrs

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  2. Newton

    Amazing image from William Blake and the founder of modern #Physics, Sir Isaac #Newton, buff.ly/iHwklrs

    Order your custom oil painting today -- email [email protected].

  3. BNASCAR Cup Series race at Iowa Speedway: Ryan Blaney wins the pole rawchili.com/5067439/ ##NEWTON #nascar

  4. #Boston #Cambridge #somerville #MA #Newton

    People: is it to muuch to ask that ten of us are there to demonstrate ?

    on the one hand, harvard books store is one of the few bookstores left

    OTOH, helping Scaramucci

    hard choice

  5. #Boston #Cambridge #somerville #MA #Newton

    People: is it to muuch to ask that ten of us are there to demonstrate ?

    on the one hand, harvard books store is one of the few bookstores left

    OTOH, helping Scaramucci

    hard choice

  6. Strikeout celebration by Mets Jefry Yan is unlike anything seen in MLB rawchili.com/?p=5065123 ##NEWTON #access:metered #MLB #Source:NorthJerseyCom #ssts:sports:mlb:mets #sstsn:mets #tag:Baseball #Tag:ClevelandGuardians #Tag:ContentSharingNYProSports #tag:MLB #Tag:NationalSports #Tag:NewYorkMets #Tag:NJContentSharingMorristown #Tag:NJContentSharingNorthJersey #Tag:NJContentSharingShoreCentral #Tag:OverallPositive #Tag:SportsNews #type:story

  7. On this day in 1992 the Apple Newton was released. While a commercial failure, the Newton platform set the bar for future designs. The most important advancement the Newton offered to the technology industry may have been the development of the ARM processor architecture. The ARM architecture has been the foundation of most of the world’s mobile devices since that time, including all versions of the Apple iPhone and iPad and now the M series processors for the Macintosh.
    #Apple #Newton

  8. On this day in 1992 the Apple Newton was released. While a commercial failure, the Newton platform set the bar for future designs. The most important advancement the Newton offered to the technology industry may have been the development of the ARM processor architecture. The ARM architecture has been the foundation of most of the world’s mobile devices since that time, including all versions of the Apple iPhone and iPad and now the M series processors for the Macintosh.
    #Apple #Newton

  9. Favorite July photos in NJ include World Cup, tall ships, wildfires rawchili.com/?p=5061035 ##NEWTON #access:free #FIFAWorldCup2026 #Source:NorthJerseyCom #Ssts:news:newJersey #Sstsn:NewJersey #Tag:ExcludeFromPaywallLogicTesting #Tag:NJContentSharingMorristown #Tag:NJContentSharingNorthJersey #Tag:NorthJersey #type:gallery #WorldCup #WorldCup2026

  10. In 1907, an Indian govt accountant challenged Newton’s ideas. Years later, he changed physics forever and won the Nobel Prize

    There’s a particular kind of Indian story that never gets old: a government job by day, a scientific…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Physics #C.V.Raman #In1907IndianscientistchallengedNewton #newton #NobelPrizeinPhysics #RamanEffect #Science
    newsbeep.com/us/781385/

  11. In 1907, an Indian govt accountant challenged Newton’s ideas. Years later, he changed physics forever and won the Nobel Prize

    There’s a particular kind of Indian story that never gets old: a government job by day, a scientific…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Physics #C.V.Raman #In1907IndianscientistchallengedNewton #newton #NobelPrizeinPhysics #RamanEffect #Science
    newsbeep.com/us/781385/

  12. "In former times, I sat under an apple tree and waited that an apple hit my head to be inspired like Newton. Now I sit under the apple tree and just eat delicous apples."

    Wisdom from a random children's animation film.

    #wisdom #wisdomquotes #Newton #trees #ifLifeGivesYouApples #quoteOfTheDay

  13. "In former times, I sat under an apple tree and waited that an apple hit my head to be inspired like Newton. Now I sit under the apple tree and just eat delicous apples."

    Wisdom from a random children's animation film.

    #wisdom #wisdomquotes #Newton #trees #ifLifeGivesYouApples #quoteOfTheDay

  14. #datocurioso

    ¿Sabían que la NASA no usó una sola fórmula mágica sino las leyes físicas de Isaac Newton escritas en el siglo XVII para calcular la ruta exacta que llevó al Apolo 11 a la Luna?

    Para lograr que los astronautas llegaran a su destino el 20 de julio de 1969, los ingenieros de la NASA se basaron por completo en la Ley de Gravitación Universal de Isaac Newton. Esta famosa regla de la física donde se calcula la fuerza de atracción entre dos objetos en el espacio según sus masas y la distancia que los separa. El gran reto del viaje espacial es que la Tierra, la Luna y la nave se mueven al mismo tiempo, un problema físico hipercomplejo conocido formalmente como el problema de los tres cuerpos que no se puede resolver con una simple operación de lápiz y papel.

    Para resolver este laberinto matemático, los científicos dividieron el viaje en pequeñas partes utilizando un método de cálculo numérico llamado método de Encke. Las computadoras de la época, como la famosa computadora de guía del Apolo que era menos potente que cualquier teléfono celular actual, repetían miles de veces estas ecuaciones paso a paso para corregir el rumbo constantemente. De esta manera, el equipo de la misión lograba predecir con números exactos cómo la gravedad de la Tierra iba soltando la nave mientras la gravedad de la Luna empezaba a jalarla hacia su superficie. El éxito de la misión demostró que las matemáticas puras de hace trescientos años combinadas con la tecnología de programación de los años sesenta eran capaces de trazar un camino perfecto de ida y vuelta a través de 384,400 kilómetros de vacío espacial.

    — A. Eldritch, Periodista, Locutor, podcaster y bloger del fediverso

    Alt text via @altbot y @TeLoDescribot

    #Apolo11 #NASA #Matematicas #Fisica #Luna #Newton #Historia #Espacio

  15. #datocurioso

    ¿Sabían que la NASA no usó una sola fórmula mágica sino las leyes físicas de Isaac Newton escritas en el siglo XVII para calcular la ruta exacta que llevó al Apolo 11 a la Luna?

    Para lograr que los astronautas llegaran a su destino el 20 de julio de 1969, los ingenieros de la NASA se basaron por completo en la Ley de Gravitación Universal de Isaac Newton. Esta famosa regla de la física donde se calcula la fuerza de atracción entre dos objetos en el espacio según sus masas y la distancia que los separa. El gran reto del viaje espacial es que la Tierra, la Luna y la nave se mueven al mismo tiempo, un problema físico hipercomplejo conocido formalmente como el problema de los tres cuerpos que no se puede resolver con una simple operación de lápiz y papel.

    Para resolver este laberinto matemático, los científicos dividieron el viaje en pequeñas partes utilizando un método de cálculo numérico llamado método de Encke. Las computadoras de la época, como la famosa computadora de guía del Apolo que era menos potente que cualquier teléfono celular actual, repetían miles de veces estas ecuaciones paso a paso para corregir el rumbo constantemente. De esta manera, el equipo de la misión lograba predecir con números exactos cómo la gravedad de la Tierra iba soltando la nave mientras la gravedad de la Luna empezaba a jalarla hacia su superficie. El éxito de la misión demostró que las matemáticas puras de hace trescientos años combinadas con la tecnología de programación de los años sesenta eran capaces de trazar un camino perfecto de ida y vuelta a través de 384,400 kilómetros de vacío espacial.

    — A. Eldritch, Periodista, Locutor, podcaster y bloger del fediverso

    Alt text via @altbot y @TeLoDescribot

    #Apolo11 #NASA #Matematicas #Fisica #Luna #Newton #Historia #Espacio

  16. @csilverman I was the Product Manager for the eMate in education in Australia. The colour was officially Translucent Dark Green and it was one of the first translucent designs by Jony Ive. I had a purchase order for 35,000 of them from New South Wales Department of Eduction when Steve Jobs cancelled the project. It was the first time I actually had a phone call from Steve when he told me he didn’t “give a f***” about the order as #newton was dead.

  17. Since I'm in a #Newton frame of mind right now, I thought I'd share this eerily forward-looking Newton ad from Sonny Hung's Smithsonian-level collection of Apple stuff.

    "Newton will help you get organized.
    Newton can help you make phone calls.
    Newton can help manage your schedule.

    Newton can help you plan your day.
    Newton learns about you to help you more.

    Newton is here today.
    Newton will be everywhere tomorrow."

    And it sort of is. In spirit, anyway.

    flickr.com/photos/sonnyhung/26

  18. Researching details regarding Apple’s TrimBus extensions of the PCMCIA standard that was used for the #Newton platform.

    As one does on #CanadaDay

  19. #KnowledgeBit: The #Newton's #Cradle is a device that demonstrates the conservation of momentum and the conservation of energy with swinging spheres.

    The device is named after 17th-century English scientist Sir Isaac Newton and designed by French scientist Edme Mariotte. It is also known as Newton's pendulum, Newton's balls, Newton's rocker or executive ball clicker.

    knowledgezone.co.in/kbits/634a

  20. Oh, and as far as my favourites go, it's right up there with "And if I have not seen as far as others, it is because I have stood in the footprints of giants" 😆

    #IsaacNewton #Newton

  21. #UnDiaComoHoy 23 de junio 1993 en una conferencia en el Instituto Isaac #Newton de la #Universidad de Cambridge (Reino Unido), el #matemático británico Andrew Wiles (40) anuncia por primera vez su demostración del último teorema de Fermat (1637). Se considera la demostración más importante del siglo XX.

  22. What goes around comes around in science. 🔄⚖️

    In physics, the idea that "what goes around comes around" isn't just a moral lesson about karma. It is a fundamental law of the universe.

    Every single action you take triggers an equal and opposite reaction. If you push against a solid wall, the wall pushes back against you with the exact same amount of force. It is the universe's way of keeping a perfect balance. No energy is ever lost; it just transforms and cycles back into the system.

    The exact same thing happens in nature’s great cycles. The water that evaporates from the ocean eventually rains back down to the earth, and the carbon exhaled by living creatures is pulled right back into the trees to create fresh oxygen. The earth is a closed loop where everything you give out, whether it is kinetic energy, physical matter, or heat, eventually makes its way back around. The universe keeps receipts, and the laws of physics ensure that everything balances out in the end.

    #Science #Physics #Newton #NatureIsWild #Perspective