... . He studied in many fields, but became more associated with physics because of his pure definitions of natural laws. He read Kepler's studies on the motions of celestial bodies and Galileo's studies of falling objects, and also observed nature for himself (inventing a better telescope along the way in order to study the planets more accurately). As he famously stated in a letter ... ...

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