A sapling of Sir Isaac Newton's apple tree has been planted in Argentina's Science Park as part of the festivities marking the April 10 Researcher's Day held by the National Council for Scientific ...

Cambridge University Botanic Garden has lost its "Newton's apple tree" to Storm Eunice. Garden curator Dr Samuel Brockington said the tree was planted in 1954 and had stood at the Brookside ...

Sir Isaac Newton was famously sitting under an apple tree, when a falling apple inspired his revolutionary theories about gravity. Today, seeds from that very same apple tree have been collected and ...

Five cuttings have been gifted to the nearest university to the scientist's home. Sir Isaac Newton's apple tree is set to be "cloned" in a bid to inspire students to think like the pioneering ...

The apple that fell from the tree in front of Sir Isaac Newton’s childhood home, Woolsthorpe Manor, did not, as myth suggests, smack the great man on the head. It landed, as apples do ...

The seeds are being grown in a secret lab that holds the seeds of other famous trees - like Cambridge's Isaac Newton apple tree - in case something happens to them in the future. Scientists hope ...

And Pemberon, speaking from Newton himself, says nothing more than that the idea of the moon being retained by the same force which causes the fall of bodies struck him for the first time while ...

He was sitting in the orchard at Woolsthorpe, thinking deep thoughts, when an apple fell from a tree. And all at once, Newton realised that the force of gravity pulling the apple down to the ...

The name Sir Isaac Newton immediately brings to mind the apple that fell from the tree and a theory of gravity that would revolutionize the world. But there is also a dark side to this physicist ...