Hidden windmill drawing found at Isaac Newton's home

It was the childhood home where Sir Issac Newton would go on to split the sun's rays using a prism, altering the way we think about light forever. Now, cutting edge lighting technology based on his discovery has revealed drawings thought to have been hand-carved by the young scientist at Woolsthorpe Manor. Conservation experts found a depiction of a windmill, thought to have been inspired by the building of a nearby mill, etched into walls of the historic building. Lighting technology based on his discovery has revealed drawings thought to have been hand-carved by the young scientist. Newton exerted a profound influence on many aspects of science through his great mastery of precise experiments.