Newton's Principia: 337 Years of Ordered Universe

In 1687, Isaac Newton published his groundbreaking *Principia Mathematica*, explaining the universe's workings, from falling apples to planetary orbits, providing a comprehensible model of the cosmos. Its publication was thanks to Edmund Halley's funding, preventing a significant setback for science. Newton's theories are still widely used today, from bridge building to space launches, ensuring our stable lives and preventing the kettle from floating into space.