"Newton and Gravity" is a biography of Sir Isaac Newton, one of the most influential scientists in history. The text explores Newton’s life, highlighting his childhood experiences, his early scientific discoveries, and his later academic successes at Cambridge. It also discusses Newton’s complex personality and his struggles with paranoia, mental instability, and controversy. The book delves into the development of Newton’s groundbreaking work on gravity, explaining the mathematical and scientific ideas that underpinned his revolutionary theories.