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- Isaac Newton – Formulated the three laws of motion and the law of universal gravitation.
- Albert Einstein – Developed the theory of relativity, impacting energy-mass relationships.
- James Joule – Demonstrated the connection between heat and mechanical work.
- Michael Faraday – Discovered electromagnetic induction, leading to the development of electric generators.
- Robert Hooke – Established Hooke’s Law, describing the relationship between force and elasticity.
- Galileo Galilei – Conducted experiments on gravity and motion, disproving Aristotelian physics.
- Leonhard Euler – Developed equations of motion and introduced concepts in fluid dynamics and rotational motion, which are fundamental in physics and engineering.
- Daniel Bernoulli – Formulated Bernoulli’s Principle, explaining fluid dynamics and the relationship between pressure and velocity in moving fluids, crucial for aerodynamics.
- Johannes Kepler – Established the three laws of planetary motion, describing how celestial bodies move under gravitational forces.
- Ernst Mach – Studied motion and inertia, laying the groundwork for relativity and influencing Einstein’s later work.
- Richard Feynman – Developed quantum electrodynamics (QED) and played a key role in explaining energy conservation at the atomic and subatomic levels.