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1) In the childhood of Newton, according to the contemporaries, was silent, closed and famous, loves to read and master technical toys
2) In 1684, Newton began to watch gravity. He developed his theory of universal gravitation, which used the so-called law of inverse square.
3) Newton built the first reflector telescope and developed a color theory based on observations of the splitting of white light into the spectrum in an optical prism.
4) Newton made his discovery only 16 years later, finding that all bodies in the universe force one another to attract one another by nature - the Law of Universal Attraction.
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6) King Newton's decree was buried in Westminster Abbey. On his grave are the words: “Here lies Sir Isaac Newton, a nobleman who, with an almost divine reason, was the first to demonstrate with the torch of mathematics the motion of planets, the paths of comets and the tides of the oceans.

London is full of wonderful parks and Hyde Park is one of them. Situated in the center of London it’s considered to be a royal park. Hyde Park covers over 1, 4 square kilometers or 350 acres. It has a finest landscape and is often used for political meetings or festive celebrations. A long time ago the park belonged to Westminster Abbey and it got its name from an ancient unit of area. Now it has become one of the beloved places of Londoners who just want to have a rest or walk. The main attraction of the park is Serpentine Lake which is open for swimmers, and the gallery of the same name. Other interesting sights in Hyde Park are Apsley House with the Wellington Museum and Wellington Arch. These objects remind about the parade in 1815 in honor of Wellington’s victory over Napoleon. Another sight is the statue of Achilles, which became the first almost naked statue in London and caused uproar of citizens. Queen Victoria chose Hyde Park for holding the first World Exhibition in 1851. Hyde Park is also famous for its Speaker’s Corner. It’s the place where different orators and preachers demonstrate their eloquence. That’s why Speaker’s Corner is considered to be the place where anyone can freely proclaim and state their ideas. Nowadays Hyde Park is also often used for different rock concerts and many famous bands have already played here, among them Queen, Rolling Stones and others.