337. Isaac Newton: The Greatest Scientific Mi...

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There have been a lot of great scientist throughout history, but Sir Isaac Newton might just take the cake. But while he was a certified genius, he was also a little screwy. Dive into the life of this fascinating chap in today's episode.

Join us as we discuss Sir Isaac Newton, his discoveries, his impact, and how he was a hero in natural philosophy.

London. The 17th century. Against a backdrop of raging fires and devastating plagues, one man came to prominence as the premiere scientific mind of the age. Soft spoken, brilliant, troubled, prone to fits of rage and nervous breakdowns: This was Isaac Newton. SPONSORS! Simon & Sc ...  Show more

In this English lesson, you will learn how to express yourself in English when talking about science. Here is the link to some notes that might help you: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OagnYEMS4RM8InLSTOm7G4wOoOO1OPrpq8Q6WfNN9ms/edit?usp=sharing

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