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on july 5, 1687 , the landmark work of isaac newton, the mathematical beginnings of natural science,ilosophy in three volumes. in this book, the outstanding english physicist, mathematician, mechanical astronomer formulated the law of universal gravitation. the law of motion, later named after him, however, the scientist liked to research rather than write, only thanks to the long persuasion of his friend, the english physicist astronomer edmund halley, newton wrote everything down for science and posterity. halley paid for the publication costs, the circulation of 300 copies was sold out in 4 years, for scientific books of those times, this is very fast. two copies from that edition are kept in russia. up to at the beginning of the 20th century, all newton's laws were considered. unshakable, the significance of his work is colossal. for the first time in history, a scientist managed to discover the laws of nature that govern all moving bodies in the universe. and this knowledge forever changed people's understanding of the world. on july 5, 1770, the legendary chisma battle began: t

just wait for an outbreak now, doctor who had an outbreak now, doctor who had a black sir isaac newtonleyn. why did he do it to us? >> well, it just it's rewriting history. it's almost like in 1984 how the you know, how the party was constantly removing people from from photos and putting new people in. >> it's absolute nonsense, this sort of forced history to conform to modern cultural. >> well, it's not history. it's his story, isn't it? and you're sort of turning around and rewriting it to deal with this woke agenda. but it's nonsense because people then turn around and think that this fiction is fact, and that's not a service to anybody. yeah. >> so half the people are fooled by it. yeah, i think that, you know, oh, this is what britain was like back then. and the other half of people feel aggrieved that they're being misrepresented and lied to. >> but it's equally offensive. you had martin luther king as a white for man example. you worked on that sort of basis. it would be wrong. and i think teaching people about what the terrible things history is not pretty. and so to pretend i

newton and regina balderas. navy, eric quiros. army, alfonso perez jr., cesar ramirez. jared ramirez, marine corps, roland and isaac. from waxahachie global high. army hayden white. from waxahachie high school, enlisting in the navy, logan, jasmine, lissette and asia parrish. in the marine corps, ernesto. haley. and ruby. in the national guard, mason contreras, vincent sally, skyler howard and carolina suarez. from westwood high school, enlisting in the marine corps, brodie andrew let for the. tristan fitzgerald. in the navy alexander castillo. christian james flores. in the army national guard, curtis michael brown from wortham high school, in the navy, james rismiller. these are just a few examples of some outstanding people living in a place i'm blessed to call home. you need not worry about the future of our country. 114 young men and women believe in our country so much they're willing to put their lives on the line. so when you are told that there's no hope for our country by the media, people in this body, that we can't do something, we can do anything we set our minds to. because we're the united states of a