Sir Isaac Newton1
Species : Humans
One of Human history's greatest scientists, Newton lived in the 17th century on Earth. His discoveries included calculus, optics, gravitation and the basic laws of motion. At one point he held the Lucasian Chair of mathematics at Cambridge University. Newton was inspired to produce his theory of universal gravitation when an apple fell on his tree. The tree in question had been jostled by Quinn, a member of the Q continuum. Q revealed that if not for Quinn, Newton would have died in a Liverpool debtor's prison as a suspect in several prostitute murders.1
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