Newton, a famous British physicist, died at the age of eleven, and his mother took him and his four brothers and sisters back to their hometown in the countryside. Because his family was poor, Newton stopped studying and planted vegetables with his mother. Every time there is a market, Newton will choose a cart of vegetables to sell at the market. One day, the market was crowded with people and things were dazzling. However, there is a vegetable burden outside the fence in front of a drugstore at the end of the market street. Why should the vegetable burden be placed in such a cold place? The vegetable basket is full of fresh vegetables, but there is no vegetable seller. When customers choose the dishes and pay for them, they shout, "Who sells these dishes?" At this moment, a young man came from the wall with a thick book in his hand. He is Newton. He didn't count when he took it, so he stuffed it in his pocket and went away to read. He didn't even get a third of the food. Once I was selling vegetables, a strong wind suddenly blew halfway. Newton was so excited that he opened his arms, ran against the wind for a while, kept counting the numbers in his mouth and carefully measured the distance he had traveled. It turned out that when he was calculating the wind speed and remembered the shoulder of the dish, there was only one pole left. Some people say that scientists are eccentric, but they are not. They study, think about science, study science, and are often fascinated and take other things to heart.