[DOC] [TLE] Opticks - Wikipedia [PAR] Opticks is a book by English natural philosopher Isaac Newton that was 
published in English in ... Rather, the Opticks is a study of the nature of light and 
colour and the various ... In this book Newton sets forth in full his experiments, 
first reported to the ... In the first edition, these were sixteen such Queries; that 
number was... [DOC] [TLE] Newton's theory of Light - The Star Garden [PAR] Newton bought his first prism in an attempt to disprove Descartes' theory of light. 
... Advocates of the wave theory had previously stated that light waves are ... 
Newton finally stated that the best prisms to use were those made in London, not 
Italy ... In 1704, he was elected President of the Royal Society and published 
Opticks,... [DOC] [TLE] Newton and the colour of light - The College of Optometrists [PAR] His experiments in bending light through prisms led, eventually, to the ... 
Newton's Opticks, first published in 1704, went through many editions and was 
the ... scientific writers, including Aristotle, Alhazen, Vitello and Antonio de 
Dominis, ... law of centrifugal force, were continued in 1679 and culminated in his 
book, Principia. [DOC] [TLE] Newton shows the light: a commentary on Newton (1672) 'A letter ... [PAR] Feb 13, 2014 ... Containing His New Theory about Light and Colors  ... 3076]), this seminal 
article describes how Newton converted a prism, ... It is surely no coincidence 
that Newton published his second major book, Opticks, in 1704, the year after .... 
of infinity were shot through with local interests, including those of the... [DOC] [TLE] The Story Behind Opticks by Sir Isaac Newton - Rare Books Experts ... [PAR] Long before his magnum opus on theoretical physics was published, a young Sir 
Isaac Newton was sticking needles in his eyes. ... increasingly elaborate and 
refined experiments using prisms, he eventually enjoyed the ... Inflections and 
Colours of Light was delayed by Newton until the critics were, for the most part, 
dead. [DOC] [TLE] Sir Isaac Newton facts, information, pictures | Encyclopedia.com ... [PAR] Their surviving children, Newton's four nephews and four nieces, were his heirs. 
... the prism experiments on refraction and dispersion were made in his rooms at 
... and with the Royal Society, and met Huygens and others, including Locke, with 
..... and his published Opticks of 1704 and later editions (in Latin and English). [DOC] [TLE] Newton's Optical Papers | Newton Project [PAR] These experiments, together with a number of rather more sensible ones, led him 
to formulate ... Those interested in understanding the debates that Newton's 
theories ... A Letter of Mr. Isaac Newton  containing his New Theory about Light 
and Colors ... Published in: Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, No. [DOC] [TLE] Musical Prisms - Opticks 1 - Colour Music [PAR] In 1704, Sir Isaac Newton, Master of the Mint, President of the Royal Society ... At 
its publication, "Opticks" was the most definitive study of light and colour ... The 
production of colours in rainbows is explained in Proposition IX, Book I of "
Opticks" . ... prism experiments in "Opticks" provided Newton with the means for 
his proof. [DOC] [TLE] Sir Isaac Newton's Influence on the Color Wheel | Munsell Color ... [PAR] In his original color wheel (1704), Sir Isaac Newton included musical notes ... 
colors representing the visible spectrum of lightROY G BIVplaced on a wheel
. ... His experiments led to the theory that red, yellow and blue were the primary 
colors ... Add to that the secondary colors of violet, orange and greenthose 
which... [DOC] [TLE] Untitled - Cambridge University Library [PAR] Although Newton described his optical theories in the first series of his ... 
Newton's Opticks appeared in 1704 and a Latin ... incorporated those additions in 
the second, corrected edition of 1717. ... The prism experiment from. Newton's 
first published paper on light and .... Others, including Hooke, claimed that they 
had. [DOC] [TLE] The Project Gutenberg eBook of Opticks

Question: His experiments with light, including those with prisms, were published in his 1704 book "Opticks"
Answer: Isaac Newton