Sir Isaac Newton

The staff of the Sir Isaac Newton Pub in Cambridge are preparing to throw a celebration for those who aren't all that bothered.

The project is inspired by Sir Isaac Newton, who 350 years ago was similarly sent home by Trinity College, Cambridge, because of the Great Plague of London in 1665.

The project is inspired by Sir Isaac Newton, who 350 years ago was similarly sent home by Trinity College, Cambridge, because of the Great Plague of London in 1665.

The ashes of renowned physicist Steven Hawking will be interred in Westminster Abbey here near the graves of ground-breaking scientists Sir Isaac Newton and Charles Darwin.

A dusty box of books discarded at the bottom of a cupboard in a school physics laboratory in the UK has turned out to be the prized work of scientist Sir Isaac Newton, containing his thoughts on principles of gravity.

Sir Isaac Newton's encounter with an apple is said to be science's most celebrated anecdote. Now, a fragile manuscript that tells the original story of how the fruit inspired him, has dropped on the net.

The staff of the Sir Isaac Newton Pub in Cambridge are preparing to throw a celebration for those who aren't all that bothered.

The project is inspired by Sir Isaac Newton, who 350 years ago was similarly sent home by Trinity College, Cambridge, because of the Great Plague of London in 1665.

The project is inspired by Sir Isaac Newton, who 350 years ago was similarly sent home by Trinity College, Cambridge, because of the Great Plague of London in 1665.

The ashes of renowned physicist Steven Hawking will be interred in Westminster Abbey here near the graves of ground-breaking scientists Sir Isaac Newton and Charles Darwin.

A dusty box of books discarded at the bottom of a cupboard in a school physics laboratory in the UK has turned out to be the prized work of scientist Sir Isaac Newton, containing his thoughts on principles of gravity.

Sir Isaac Newton's encounter with an apple is said to be science's most celebrated anecdote. Now, a fragile manuscript that tells the original story of how the fruit inspired him, has dropped on the net.