Newton's First Law: Inertia
"A body either remains at rest or continues to move at a constant velocity, unless acted upon by a net external force."

All matter has the property of Inertia. Matter stays still or keeps moving until a force causes it to accelerate.
Most people already have a strong intuitive understanding of inertia. You probably know it's difficult to move something very heavy and easy to move something light. That's inertia.

The Earth has orbited the Sun for billions of years without coming to a stop. It's clear that objects in space follow Newton's first law.

Newton's Second Law:force

"The vector sum of the external forces F on an object is equal to the mass m of that object multiplied by the acceleration vector of the object."

Newton's second law defined a new term called force. A body accelerates in the direction of the sum of the forces applied to it. The mass of the body determines how much acceleration is felt.

Newton's Third Law:

Equal and Opposite Force Pairs
"When one body exerts a force on a second body, the second body simultaneously exerts a force equal in magnitude and opposite in direction on the first body."​ F1=-F2

If you push on something it will push back with the same force, but in the opposite direction. Forces always come in equal, but opposite pairs.
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GENIUS: WHY ALBERT EINSTEIN'S BRAIN WAS REMOVED HOURS AFTER HIS DEATH IN 1955
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Albert Einstein was a German-born theoretical Physicist who was generally referred to as a 'Genius' for his theoretical and scientific developments and achievements.

He was born on the 14th of March, 1879 in Ulm, Germany and died on the 18th of April, 1955 at the Princeton Medical Centre, New Jersey in US.

Albert Einstein made some "initially unbelievable scientific discoveries" which he proved theoretically and unquestionably, some of which were "Albert Einstein's special and general theories of relativity" and "Explanation of the photoelectric effect in physics" with which he won a Nobel prize in 1921.

This was the reason, Thomas Stoltz Harvey,
the owner of the laboratory where Albert's autopsy was conducted, removed the deceased's brain and started conducting studies on it in his trying to understand if there is a difference from the genius' brain and that of other human beings.

Although the brain was removed few hours after the death of Albert Einstein, the fact got revealed in 1978.

Let everyone be awoken that the human brain is so valuable and a lot of people have it but not everyone make use of it. Two people can have the same amount of money to invest, it is the one who has and utilizes his brain that would make more return.

Albert Einstein's brain was removed to be researched on because it was so valuable and utilized while he was alive, to the extent it was still valuable while he died.
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What happens after death?
unless you are enlightened and adept at astral projection while alive, when you expire your soul will be caught in the ethereal soul net created by the zeta reticulans ( the grays) then they scan your memories and project images of your friends and family and loved ones that have already died, beckoning you to come into the light. if you go into the light, they then erase all your memories and send you right back to be reborn. over and over. prison planet.
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TOP TWENTY GREATEST PHYSICISTS OF ALL TIME.

1. Albert Einstein.
2. Isaac Newton.
3. Michael Faraday.
4. Nikola Tesla.
5. Galileo Galilei.
6. James Clerk Maxwell.
7. Wilhelm Roentgen.
8. Marie Curie.
9. J.J. Thompson.
10. Max Planck.
11. Ernest Rutherford.
12. Neils Bohr.
13. Wolfgang Pauli.
14. Erwin Schrödinger.
15. Paul Dirac.
16. Werner Heisenberg.
17. Enrico Fermi
18. Robert Oppenheimer.
19. Richard Feynman.
20. Vera Rubin.

Newton should be first.