At the age of 16, Pakistani youth broke Newton’s record, the world was surprised

Mohammad Shaheer Niazi’s research journal was published in the Royal Society Open Science journal at the age of 16, while Newton’s journal was published in the same journal at the age of 17.

The world is moving towards rapid development. With the passage of time, technology is increasing. Along with the growth of technology, the people who use and invent it are also surprising the world with their skills. A 16-year-old Mohammad Shaheer Niazi has done something similar.

Young has published his research journal in the Royal Society Open Science journal at the age of 16, while Newton’s journal was published in the same journal at the age of 17. Talking about this, Pakistani youth Mohammad Shaheer Niazi has said that after this journal he was also contacted by New York Times journalists which was a very surprising and honorable thing for him.

Talking more about it, Mohammad Shaheer Niazi said that it was a very small thing, and only four to five research papers were written on it, so I didn’t think it would get that much publicity. Mentioning his ambitions, Mohammad Shaheer Niazi said that his aim is to award the Nobel Prize in Physics to Pakistan.

Note that Mohammad Shaheer Niazi has discovered a way to measure the movement of ions as they try to pass through a pool of electrically charged particles of oil and honey. Take the shape of a bee.

It should be remembered that the age of Shaheer is only 16 years in which he has published the research journal in the Royal Society Open Science journal, while Newton’s journal was published in the same journal at the age of 17.