According to legend, the apple hit the head, so Newton discovered gravity. Newton not only made great achievements in physics, but also made unparalleled contributions in mathematics. His whole life has been devoted to science, perhaps not to the unknown and the truth, but to his own will, which has nothing to do with others or even the world. Newton was troubled by religion and science in his later years. He put it this way: "gravity explains the motion of planets, but it can't explain who is driving gravity." God creates everything, rules everything, and knows everything that can or cannot be done. " Newton devoted his first half of his life to science and his second half to theology. I think his completely different choices are all for one purpose-to reveal the truth of the world. Newton was still obsessed with alchemy in his later years, leaving a lot of research notes, but I don't know if he found a gem that can be used to transform gold. Newton never married, and died in London on 1727.

We are all using his coordinate system-rene descartes.

When I say that Newton's contribution to mathematics is unparalleled, Descartes will be the first to express his dissatisfaction. About Descartes, you may not know his great achievements in physics, philosophy and mathematics, but you must know the coordinate system he invented and his sentence "I think, therefore I am".

3. God is dead-Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche

Philosopher, linguist, writer, cultural critic, poet, composer and thinker, Nietzsche held many titles in his life. As for Nietzsche, I have heard his superman theory and the story of him and his old horse crying in the street. Philosophical thinking is his life, and his time is also used for philosophical thinking. Is that why he is single? Nietzsche suffered from mental illness all his life. 1889 went insane, 1900 died in Weimar, Germany.

4. I want to hold life by the throat-Ludwig van Beethoven

If you want to stay calm, listen to his "To Alice", if you want to seek excitement, listen to his "Destiny". Although he was never married, Beethoven had two emotional experiences, one failed to pursue Qili, a noble wife of 16 years old, and the other missed Josephine, a noble widow, both because of different status. The principle of coming to the right place is applicable at home and abroad. Nature plays tricks on people-from the moment of birth. Beethoven was completely deaf in the later period of his creation, and that sentence that grabbed his throat was an encouragement to live. Beethoven died on 1827 at the age of 57.

5. Who invented explosives? Alfred bernhard Nobel

6. Mona Lisa's Smile-Leonardo Di Ser Piero Da Vinci