Who found gravity?

Answer: Gravity (from Latin gravitas, meaning “weight”) is a fundamental interaction in physics that generates mutual attraction between all entities having mass or energy. Gravity is present in everything that has mass.

Isaac Newton was the first to discover gravity. He revolutionized our understanding of the cosmos. He created calculus and established the laws of motion, both of which were highly revered throughout his lifetime. Furthermore, he played a role in forming our logical world-view.