Newton's laws
Newton's laws most commonly refers to the three foundational principles of Motion and Force formulated by Isaac Newton in the 17th century—though the term occasionally appears in other contexts.
Meanings
- Newton's laws (physics) — The three laws governing how objects move and interact through forces
- Newton's laws (other contexts) — Non-physics uses of the phrase in history, culture, or metaphor
Related
Isaac Newton, Gravity, Force, Acceleration, Mass, Momentum, Friction, Calculus