context: In 1725, Newton's health began to deteriorate noticeably, and he moved to Kensington near London, where he died at night, in a dream, on March 20 (31), 1727. He did not leave a written will, but shortly before his death he handed over a significant part of his large fortune to his next of kin [3]. He was buried in Westminster Abbey [36]. Fernando Savater, according to Voltaire’s letters, describes Newton’s funeral in this way [37]: All of London participated in them. First, the body was put on public display in a magnificent hearse, on the sides of which huge lamps burned, then it was transferred to Westminster Abbey, where Newton was buried among kings and prominent statesmen. At the head of the funeral procession was the Lord Chancellor, followed by all the royal ministers.
question: Where is Isaac Newton buried?
answers.text: Westminster Abbey