Why was Isaac Newton's Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy so important to the scientific revolution?

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Konstantinos Michailidis
Nov 23, 2016

He played a vital role in the scientific revolution helping to advance the fields of physics , astronomy, mathematics and natural sciences.

In his work Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy laid the foundations of classical mechanics.
There he formulated the three laws of motion and established a mathematical description of gravity.

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