Beyond Newton and Archimedes

Focusing on foundational scientific principles, the book critically examines Archimedes' principle and Newton's laws, suggesting that these laws require generalization. It argues that Newton did not originate the Second Law of Motion as commonly believed, supported by a thorough analysis of the "Principia." Additionally, it presents a pioneering quantitative theory to explain the behavior of rising, falling, and floating bodies, addressing a gap in existing literature. This unique approach offers new insights into classical mechanics.