Jun 16, 2024
Robert Hooke: *sigh* Newton, don’t make me tap the sign.
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Robert Hooke: *sigh* Newton, don’t make me tap the sign.
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I'm not ashamed.
this made for fantastic morning reading, enjoy
Art dump cuz summer vacay is finally here :D Figures: Newton, Halley, Hooke, Boyle, and Flamsteed
Chat, which 17th century scientist, if alive today, do we think would be the best programmer?
The obvious answer is Leibniz because of his work with the calculating machine which was the first proto-computer, and I think he did some stuff with binary as well (I think it might be because of him that we have computers at all). However, I think Robert Hooke could also be a candidate because he tried to re-create Leibniz' calculating machine after hearing about it.
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A whole cast of Hooke's circle, drawn by gakuryokuup
Isaac Newton – Scientist of the Day
On Feb. 5, 1675/76, Isaac Newton wrote a letter to his older colleague at the Royal Society of London, Robert Hooke.
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Today's mood: need this pinned on my wall
