Newton's
Laws of motion's
Newton's typically modifies something attributed to Isaac Newton, the physicist: Newton's laws of motion, Newton's theory of gravity, Newton's cradle.
The possessive form appears in scientific contexts where his discoveries remain foundational: Newton's first law states that objects in motion stay in motion unless acted upon.
Enforceable societal rules
- motionChange in position
- gravityMutual mass attraction
- mechanicsScience of motion
- forceStrength or compulsion
apple · principia · calculus · inertia · acceleration · mass · classical · equations
Strength or compulsion
- measurementDetermining size or amount
- kilogramBase unit of mass
- meterDevice that measures usage
- secondUnit smaller than minute
SI · joule · dyne · physics · weight · thrust · tension · pressure
Circular bands worn
- telescopeInstrument magnifying faraway objects
- reflectorLight-redirecting surface
- fluidSubstance that flows
- coolingLosing thermal energy
method · fractal · basin · interpolation · polynomial · binomial · iteration · approximation
laws
Enforceable societal rules
force · apple · principia · calculus · inertia · acceleration · mass · classical · equations · universal gravitation
force
Strength or compulsion
- measurementDetermining size or amount
- kilogramBase unit of mass
- meterDevice that measures usage
second · SI · joule · dyne · physics · weight · thrust · tension · pressure · pascal
rings
Circular bands worn
- telescopeInstrument magnifying faraway objects
- reflectorLight-redirecting surface
- fluidSubstance that flows
cooling · method · fractal · basin · interpolation · polynomial · binomial · iteration · approximation · algorithm
Newton'sEinstein's
Belonging to famous physicist
relativistic · quantum · Einsteinian · general relativity · special relativity
- Isaac NewtonLaws of motion formulator
- Newton's lawsThree motion axioms
- fig newtonFruit-filled pastry bar
- Olivia Newton-John
- Newton's first lawObjects keep their velocity
- Newtonian physicsTraditional laws of motion