#isaac Newton

[pokemontheywouldhave]

Please reblog for larger sample size :)

[guyuusha]

Robert Hooke: *sigh* Newton, don’t make me tap the sign.

[tonyzaret]

[oldbookshop]

#I viscerally need Jack Harkness to get within ten feet of this Doctor for reasons

[thoughtkick]

We build too many walls and not enough bridges.

Isaac Newton

[gayartists]

Newton (c. 1795), William Blake

[shinythingsarecool]

love how tma (and also tmagp) are sometimes like "hey, here is a well known historical figure, but in THIS universe, he's actually a fucked up spooky little guy who does weird creepy shit"

and then we EAT THAT SHIT UPPP

[luccacaca]

The tension between these two people is INSANE

[one-time-i-dreamt]

I went to a museum and learned that Isaac Newton was actually a pirate and secretly did scientific research without his crew mates knowing. There was even a stone carving of him on his ship, feathered hat and all.

[typhlonectes]

real science.

[fuwbuki]

Once again late for Thermidor. So i only have frev guys from my sketchbook mixed with some other historical figures

[idkaguyorsomething]

¿they really went “we are going to open the second of our three specials celebrating the 60th anniversary of our tv show with an isaac newton febreeze commercial and it is going to have absolutely zero bearing on anything beyond giving the doctor and donna something to gossip about and making a thousand tardis wiki editors burst into flames” huh?

[facts-i-just-made-up]

Good afternoon I’d like a fact about time.

I apologize but I never do requests, especially about time, which is a chronological dimension first scientifically described by Isaac Newton in his early treatise, "I'm Sorry I Was Late To Class Because I Was INVENTING CALCULUS For Fuck's Sake."

[jareckiworld]

Taisia Korotkova — Isaac Newton in Louisiana, Space Museums Series (tempera, gesso, on wood, 2021)

[stay-close]

We build too many walls and not enough bridges.

Isaac Newton

[the-burkle-persona]

Some background for the Magnus Protocols #19, found on Wikipedia:

“Diana's Tree (Latin: Arbor Diana or Dianae), also known as the Philosopher's Tree (Arbor Philosophorum), was considered a precursor to the philosopher's stone…The arborescence of this amalgam, which even included fruit-like forms on its branches, led pre-modern chemical philosophers to theorize the existence of life in the kingdom of minerals.[4]”

“In 2016, a copy of Starkey's recipe for making the Tree of Diana was discovered in a manuscript by Isaac Newton; however, there is no evidence that Newton attempted the process.[10] Newton kept his experiments on alchemy a secret, as the practice was illegal in England at the time. In addition, much of Newton's work regarding alchemy was lost in a fire supposedly started by his dog.[11]”