Newton's biggest problems came from two discoveries.


Newton made many discoveries but he had a problem. He did not immediately publish his findings. He did a lot of research to find out whether the findings were correct and scientists at that time did not publish their findings immediately.

The reason is that it is not easy to get a patent for it, which will be accepted as his research only after obtaining a proper patent and clearly explaining that it is his research.

Such delayed publication of research results caused many problems for Newton. Gravity was discovered in 1665. It was only in the year 1687 that he published a book embodying this principle. Newton ran into a problem by publishing it 22 years later.

A scientist named Robert Hooke claimed to be the founder of this principle. This caused a great mental struggle for Newton. We all might think that Newton easily discovered the theory of Earth's gravity and told the world. He faced bigger problems when telling it to the outside world than he found out. Eventually, Newton's friend Halley intervened and put an end to the problem.

 Newton himself proved that he was able to explain so much because he discovered this. This is not an event Newton was caught in another event like this. Calculus was invented by Newton in 1667 but was not published until 1687. The fact that he did not immediately publish his findings created several problems.

The discovery will be complete only when it is formally published to the world of knowledge, but Newton devoted his full attention to research, so he did not publish anything immediately.

Leibniz published this calculus under a different name and claimed it as his own. Newton solved this problem little by little. Isaac Newton suffered from such problems. It was events like these that led Newton to the conclusion that his next discoveries should be told immediately.

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