| 23 December 1763 |
United Kingdom
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Mathematics
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Price edits and communicates Bayes' unpublished work
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| 23 December 1763 |
United Kingdom
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Mathematics
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Bayesian methods later gain wide influence
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| 5 July 1687 |
United Kingdom
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Mathematics
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Newton's Principia is published
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| 5 July 1687 |
United Kingdom
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Mathematics
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Halley supports publication of the Principia
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| 5 July 1687 |
United Kingdom
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Mathematics
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Mathematics unifies terrestrial and celestial motion
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| 5 July 1687 |
United Kingdom
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Mathematics
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The Principia drew on global observations
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| 5 July 1687 |
United Kingdom
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Astronomy
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Newton's Principia is published
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| 5 July 1687 |
United Kingdom
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Astronomy
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One theory links falling objects and planets
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| 5 July 1687 |
United Kingdom
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Astronomy
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The Principia sets out planetary mechanics
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| 5 July 1687 |
United Kingdom
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Astronomy
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Astronomy gains a mathematical framework
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| 1 February 1673 |
United Kingdom
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Mathematics
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Leibniz demonstrates a calculating machine
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| 1 February 1673 |
United Kingdom
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Mathematics
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The stepped drum extends mechanical calculation
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| 1 February 1673 |
United Kingdom
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Mathematics
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Mechanical arithmetic changes the meaning of skilled work
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| 1 February 1673 |
United Kingdom
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Mathematics
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The calculator depended on craft knowledge
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| 6 March 1665 |
United Kingdom
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Mathematics
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First issue of Philosophical Transactions appears
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