because he was born first without him Einstein could not make the theory of relativity why? because "principia" and his work revolutionised Science that definitely einstein benifited and others scientist after him.
Of course, Einsteins timedeviation calculation at normal speed, for example humans walk or run, cars, trains, boats go, airplains, rockets fly, would take too long time. Why not taking Newtons simple formulas. And the differens would be extremely, extremely little.
He's had more time.
Newton is scientist; Einstein is a theorist
only one word he was the "first" no newton, there would be no einstein too.
Newton contributed much more
(Newton's discovery of) calculus has applications in just about every branch of science, including physics, chemistry, biology, sociology and economics.
Almost every invention since then, that have benefited mankind, owes it's name to Newton's calculus. It yielded practical benefits to mankind.
Einstein's theories, on the other hand have not. For the most part they remain philosophical in nature.
With what Newton had to work with during his era is truly a tribute to this imaginative thinker. Einstein had far more proven physics from which to draw upon; not to mention the benefits of the technological innovations that were available during the early twentieth century - just when Einstein was doing his groundbreaking work. Newton was, regrettably, a victim of his time, where religion was still a formidable adversary, and impedance, to the 'scientific method.' Einstein was perhaps more modern but hardly more influential than his predecessor. Newtonianisn Mechanics got us to the moon, not Einsteins's Theory of Relatvity. Much of Einstein's work remains, even today, buried in oscurity, although, where it has been applied, like Quantum Mechanics, it has proven flawless in its predictions. It is most unfortunate that both Eintein's Theory of Gravitation and Heisenberg's Quantum Mecanics, have simply failed to resonate with the workaday work, through no technical fault of either theory; our immediate world is, simply, largely Newtonian and only fails us when it is pushed into areas of science where the boundary of its limits of applicability are exceeeded - where we do not live. Stay away from very high speed encounters, very dense garviational fields, and the world of atomic and sub-atomic paticles (and should they even be called particles at that level?), and Newton Mechanics is overwhelminly adequate. It should be pointed out, as a side note, a very important one at that,that Einstein's Theory of Relativity (Gravitational), as is Quantum Mechanics, represent profoundly different theoretical conceptions. These conceptions, however, each of them, is, at rock bottom, entirely consistent with observation --- of which Newton would have undoubtedly been most agreeable. But many of today's farflung observations are the direct result of technology, that which Newton had no access no (in a relative sense). He was a pioneer and Einstein stood on his shoulders.
because he is participated in several fields not only in physics but also in mathematics ,before Einstein he discovered a lot...he is true geniuses compared to Einstein.Einstein discovered only one formula e=mc2 ,but it is changed all over the world
first because he gave einestien the way to the relativy theory and he was the first one who thougt about the life,s laws
and finally was a religious although he had his miind
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Newton's theories are practical in everyday life
Centuries of evidence support his theories
Newton inspired Einstein...so technically Newton would be responsible for more inventions
3 dimensional +absolute time...matching with the human mind on our Earth planet
because newton did more stuff with math etc
Calculus. :)
Purity in precept.
