Isaac Newton predicted end of the world

A great scientist called the approximate date of the end of existence of all things.

The father of classical mechanics in his research, 1704, wrote that the world should be gone by 2060, the ninth year, or rather, after 1260 years after the founding of the Holy Roman Empire.

The famous scientist came to this conclusion exploring the biblical Book of Daniel, but how he came to him still a mystery. In his work, which 250 years were stored in the basement of the house of the Earl of Portsmouth, says: “It may disappear later, but there is no reason to believe that it will disappear sooner. I do not want to specify exactly when the world will disappear, and to put an end to reckless statements by cranks that their mistakes discrediting sacred predictions”.

Sir Isaac was painfully fond of the idea of end of the world that has been studied in detail in the documentary film 2003 “Newton: the Dark heretic”. The producer Mr. Malcolm said, “Everything that has happened over the last decade shows what an apocalyptic thinker Newton was. He spent half a century and used up to 4,500 sheets of paper trying to predict the date of doomsday, but until now it was not known whether he brought the final figure. He really didn’t want to do that.”

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