Isaac Newton and Gravity

I was born in a small village in England, and as a child, people didn’t think

I would do anything extraordinary. But I loved observing the world around me.

I asked questions about how things move, why objects fall, and how the stars

shine. One day, I saw an apple fall from a tree, and it helped me

understand the force that governs everything—gravity. I discovered the laws that explain motion,

showing how planets orbit the sun and how objects behave on Earth. My ideas changed

the way humans understand the universe, and my work laid the foundation for modern science.

Even today, students learn about me, and my name is known by anyone curious