Lecture

Newton's Philosophy of Nature

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This lecture explores Newton's development of classical mechanics intertwined with a philosophy of nature, where he discusses the concept of physical objects as particles with specific properties and how these properties give rise to universal laws, such as the law of gravitation.

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