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newton An acceleration of the relative force to measure the travel of the force to a set distance. For Example one Newton is the force capable of accelerating 1 kilogram to one meter per second. 1 kilogram = I Newton Abbreviated (n).
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newton Renaissance scientist par excellance, Isaac Newton invented the first telescope to use mirrors, in addition to his renowned laws of gravity. These laws describe the celestial mechanics of a pre-Einstienian Universe commonly referred to as the "Newtonian Universe". It is the Laws of the Newtonian Universe that made manned space travel possible.
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