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A person in a long coat stands next to a telescope, a stack of books, a prism refracting light, and an apple.

Think you are a genius like Newton? Prove it by crushing these gravity quizzes

Famous Physicists

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An apple falls, a prism splits, and the universe bows to gravity. Isaac Newton didn't just study motion; he wrote the rules you’re currently following. From the Principia to the mint, he dominated every arena. Step up and prove you can handle the laws of the master.

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A person looks up at a falling apple, surrounded by a prism, a telescope, and a ringed planet.
Newton & Gravity
20 Zaps · Medium
A falling apple, a prism refracting light, a scroll with mathematical symbols, and a quill pen in an inkwell.
Newton vs Leibniz
20 Zaps · Hard
A person in historical attire sits next to a large red apple, a prism refracting light, and scrolls with scientific diagrams.
Newton's Apple
18 Zaps · Hard
An anvil, a pulley, a spring, and an apple falling with a downward-pointing arrow.
Newton's Laws of Motion
20 Zaps · Easy
A black line passes through a magnifying glass and a triangle, splitting into a fan of orange, tan, and dark gray bands.
Newton's Optics
20 Zaps · Hard

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