In Britain, a historic tree fell to the ground, causing Newton to discover the Earth’s gravity due to a falling apple.
Before the famous scientist Newton’s theory of the gravity of the earth, various theories and illusions about the earth were prevalent.
Newton developed the theory of Earth’s gravity after studying how an apple tree fell to the ground.
However, the news now that Hurricane Ionix is ​​coming to the UK has forced this historic tree at Cambridge University to fall to the ground.
According to British media, Newton’s apple tree was planted in the university’s biological garden in 1954 and has been near the entrance to the garden for the last 68 years.
Gardener Dr Samuel Brookington told the British media that it was a clone copy of the tree that caused the falling apple to inspire Sir Isaac Newton to discover the law of gravity and we have another clone copy of it. It will be planted in another corner of the garden.
He described the fall of the tree as a major damage caused by the storm, but said that we were already aware of it because the tree had contracted a disease called honey fungus.
That’s why we’ve already started working on grafting another clone copy of this tree, and we hope that Newton’s apple tree will continue to flourish in our garden.