Newton was so absorbed in scientific research that he often forgot the little things in life. Once, the old lady who cooked for Newton had something to go out, so she put the eggs on the table and said, "Sir! I'm going out to buy things. Cook yourself an egg, the water is boiling! " ?

Newton, who was absorbed in calculation, gave a "hmm" without looking up. When the old nanny came back, she asked Newton if the eggs were cooked. Newton said without looking up, "Yes!" "The old lady lifted the lid and was shocked: a pocket watch was actually cooked in the pot, but the eggs were still in the same place. It turned out that Newton was busy calculating and threw his pocket watch into the pot at random.

2. Crazy old man blowing soap bubbles?

After Newton moved into a new building, he began to study how light reflected on a thin surface. He reads and thinks every day. When he got up and dressed in the morning, he suddenly thought of the problems in his research. He froze as if he were fixed by the law, and then began to experiment or work, so he often wore the wrong socks or autumn clothes in summer. ?

"Sunlight is the best light source, and soap bubbles are the most ideal thin noodles. Why does the sun become colorful when it shines on it? " Newton's mind was upside down. He walked into the yard with a bucket of soapy water and blew up soap bubbles. You see, his eyes are staring straight at the soap bubbles floating around. One bubble bursts, and then the other bubble bursts. As soon as the sun comes out, he blows for hours. The neighbor's child stuck his head out of the window and shouted at him, "crazy old man!" " You have no socks on one foot! "The old lady next door shook her head:" The youngest, the youngest, will become a child when she is old! " " ?

Later, people learned that this crazy old man was a researcher of the Royal Society. He is learning knowledge by blowing soap bubbles and can't help admiring him.

3. Wine and meat in the laboratory?

Newton's favorite place is the laboratory. He seldom goes to bed before two or three o'clock, and sometimes stays in the laboratory all day and one night. The nanny who cooked for him had to put the food on the table in the outhouse. ?

Once, a friend of Newton's came to see him and waited for him outside the laboratory for a long time. He was hungry, so he ate the roast chicken on the table alone and left without saying goodbye. After a long time, Newton's experiment came to an end. He realized that his stomach was growling and ran out to eat chicken. Seeing the chicken bones left on the plate, he said to his assistant, "Haha, I thought I haven't eaten yet, but I have already eaten!" " " ?

Another time, a good friend invited Newton to dinner and discussed scientific problems while eating. Halfway through the meal, Newton stood up and said, "Oh, and good wine. I'll get it and let's drink together. " Then he ran to the lab and never came back. When a friend chased him, Newton began to fiddle with his experiment again. It turned out that Newton suddenly came up with a new experimental method on the way to get wine, and he forgot all about getting wine.

Newton's Life and Major Achievements

Sir isaac newton (1643.1.4-1727.3.31), chairman of the British Royal Society, is a famous British physicist, an encyclopedic "all-rounder" who has written mathematical principles of natural philosophy and optics.

In mechanics, Newton expounded the conservation principle of momentum and angular momentum and put forward Newton's law of motion. In mathematics, Newton and Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz shared the honor of developing calculus. In economics, Newton put forward the gold standard. In optics, he invented reflecting telescope, and based on the observation that a prism diverges white light into the visible spectrum, he developed the color theory.