Isaac Newton and the Laws of Motion
Isaac Newton and the Laws of Motion by Andrea Gianopoulos, published by Raintree in 2010, is a 32-page graphic novel that presents the life and contributions of the renowned scientist Isaac Newton. This edition explores Newton’s journey from his childhood experiments with simple machines to his pivotal observations that led to the formulation of the Laws of Motion, providing readers with an engaging visual narrative of his scientific achievements.
In this book, readers will find a blend of biography and science, as it delves into both Newton’s personal experiences and the historical context of his work. The dramatic graphic novel format enhances the storytelling, making complex scientific concepts accessible to a younger audience. Covering themes related to science and technology, as well as history, this work serves as an informative introduction to the foundational principles of physics through the lens of one of its most influential figures.
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“In dramatic graphic novel format, Isaac Newton and the Laws of Motion tells the story of the scientist who came up with the maths to explain how nature works. The book takes you through Newton’s life and times, from building simple machines as a boy, to his life as a student, tot he observations that became the basis for his Laws of Motion.”–Back cover.
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