Principia Mathematica by Isaac Newton (1687)

In this episode, we crack open Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica, Isaac Newton's 1687 scientific landmark that reshaped our understanding of the universe with a few bold laws and a whole lot of gravity. We'll explore how Newton unified the motion of falling apples and orbiting planets, laid the foundations of classical physics, and wrote a book so dense and revolutionary that it changed science forever. With its blend of rigorous math and cosmic ambition, the Principia remains one of history's most influential attempts to explain how everything moves. Join us as we step into the mind that pulled the cosmos into focus.