The Lincolnshire home of scientist Sir Isaac Newton is to reopen to the public after its annual winter conservation work. He was born at Woolsthorpe Manor near Grantham in 1642 and later returned to live there during the 1660s.

A letter from the renowned English scientist Sir Isaac Newton predicted when the world would end as we know it. The warning, scrawled above a maths calculation on a letter slip in 1704, says Earth will ‘reset’ in 2060.

The question of when the world will end is one that’s crossed most people’s minds at some point. But what if the answer was already written centuries ago by one of history’s greatest minds? Sir Isaac Newton, renowned for his groundbreaking work in physics, made a prediction in 1704 about the end of the world.

Isaac Newton predicted when the world would likely end. His prediction was based on biblical texts, particularly the Book of Daniel.

Dated 1704, the letter reveals Newton’s belief that the apocalypse would occur in the mid-21st century. The scientist, also a theologian, based this prediction on his interpretation of the Bible, using mathematical calculations drawn from biblical texts.

Isaac Newton predicted that 2060 marks a spiritual reckoning, not a catastrophic end. Rooted in the Book of Daniel, his calculations suggest a shift from chaos to peace. Newton saw this year as the second coming of Jesus,

Renowned scientist Isaac Newton predicted when the world would end in a letter dating back more than 300 years.

A chilling letter from Isaac Newton has revealed a prediction for the end of the world and you'd best brace yourself because it's not too far off. Doomsday, the apocalypse, Judgement Day, whatever you want to call it - the end of the world is coming, but nobody really knows when.

Letters uncovered from Sir Isaac Newton in 1704 could hold the key to what the future of civilisation might look like. The physicist, who was best-known for formulating the law of gravity, was also a keen theologist,