Newton invented the first functional reflecting telescope and created a

complex color theory based on the discovery that a prism splits white
light into the visible spectrum's colors. In 1704, he released his very
significant book Opticks, which collected his studies on light. He also
developed an empirical law of cooling, the first theoretical computation
of sound speed, and the concept of a Newtonian fluid. Newton
contributed to the study of power series, generalized the binomial
theorem to non-integer exponents, created a method for
approximating the roots of a function, and classified the majority of
cubic plane curves as a mathematician.
Newton invented the first functional reflecting telescope and created a
complex color theory based on the discovery that a prism splits white
light into the visible spectrum's colors. In 1704, he released his very
significant book Opticks, which collected his studies on light. He also
developed an empirical law of cooling, the first theoretical computation
of sound speed, and the concept of a Newtonian fluid. Newton
contributed to the study of power series, generalized the binomial
theorem to non-integer exponents, created a method for
approximating the roots of a function, and classified the majority of
cubic plane curves as a mathematician.
Newton invented the first functional reflecting telescope and created a
complex color theory based on the discovery that a prism splits white
light into the visible spectrum's colors. In 1704, he released his very
significant book Opticks, which collected his studies on light. He also
developed an empirical law of cooling, the first theoretical computation
of sound speed, and the concept of a Newtonian fluid. Newton
contributed to the study of power series, generalized the binomial
theorem to non-integer exponents, created a method for
approximating the roots of a function, and classified the majority of
cubic plane curves as a mathematician.
Newton invented the first functional reflecting telescope and created a
complex color theory based on the discovery that a prism splits white
light into the visible spectrum's colors. In 1704, he released his very
significant book Opticks, which collected his studies on light. He also
developed an empirical law of cooling, the first theoretical computation
of sound speed, and the concept of a Newtonian fluid. Newton
contributed to the study of power series, generalized the binomial
theorem to non-integer exponents, created a method for
approximating the roots of a function, and classified the majority of
cubic plane curves as a mathematician.