Question

1. newton lived over 300 years ago without modern technology. predict what newton might discover if he were alive today with access to: - powerful computers - space telescopes - particle accelerators

Explanation:

Newton was a physicist known for work in classical mechanics, gravity, and optics. Space telescopes (like Hubble) observe celestial bodies, which relate to his interests in astronomy and motion of celestial objects. Powerful computers help with complex calculations (e.g., orbital mechanics, gravitational simulations) that Newton could explore deeper. Particle accelerators study subatomic particles, but Newton’s work was more macroscopic—so space telescopes and powerful computers align more with his areas (astronomy, mathematical physics). Among the options, space telescopes let him observe the universe with greater precision, continuing his astronomical investigations.

Answer:

Space telescopes (and also powerful computers, but space telescopes connect to his astronomical/celestial mechanics work more directly from the given options).