The tree at Cambridge University’s Botanic Garden, a clone of Sir Isaac Newton’s apple tree, fell in a storm in 2022 (Dr Sam Brockington/ PA) Your support helps us to tell the story Read more ...

Speaking about the significance of “Newton’s Apple Tree”, CUBG Curator Sam Brockington said: “We recently had the genome of our tree sequenced by the Darwin Tree of Life project.

We've all heard the story of how Sir Isaac Newton formulated his theory of gravity by watching an apple fall from a tree in the 1660s. Recently, an artist at Cambridge University used a clone of ...

A descendant of Sir Isaac Newton has bought a sapling from the apple tree said to have inspired the theory of gravity so that he can grow it at the family's cider farm. Giles Wood, 68, from Dorset ...

Nabil Ali, the artist-in-residence at Cambridge University 's Botanic Garden, has made ink from a clone of Newton's apple tree, which fell during Storm Eunice last year.

Home; Country Life; Isaac Newton's apple tree has been used to propagate 10 new saplings — and they're being put up for sale. If you're looking for inspiration, what could be better than sitting under ...

An auction of 10 saplings from the apple tree that inspired Sir Isaac Newton has raised more than £30,000 to help the upkeep of his birthplace. It is believed the scientist's home in Woolsthorpe ...

Sir Isaac Newton's apple tree. Newton’s Apple Tree, located at Woolsthorpe Manor in Lincolnshire, England, is famously linked to Sir Isaac Newton’s discovery of the law of gravity.

The seeds of Newton's famous apple tree eventually spread to six continents. "Newton's tree can be found across the globe , from America to Japan," said Michalak. Many of those outside of the UK ...

The fallen tree was a scion of the original apple tree which was said to have inspired Sir Isaac Newton to formulate his theory of gravity by watching an apple fall from it in the 1660s.