British physicist Stephen Hawking was still on the agenda with his last statement. Stephen Hawking, who is in the war of mankind to disappear by 2600, noted that the Earth could become a flame ball. Who is Stephen Hawking?
British physicist, cosmologist, astronomer, theoretician and writer Professor. Dr. Stephen Hawking was born on January 8, 1942. When he was 8 years old, he went to St Albans, 20 miles from London. At the age of 11 he enrolled in St Albans school. After graduating from here, he continued to his father's old school, Oxford University college. Although he did not want his father to take care of the trick, he loved that mathematics. But the mathematics department of the school did not exist. So he started to see physics instead. Three years later, he was honored with first-class honors in natural sciences. Hawking then went to Cambridge to study cosmology (cosmology). Oxford did not study the universe at that time. Despite his desire for Fred Hoyle as consultant in Cambridge, Dennis was involved in Sciama. After he received his doctor, he was first a research assistant, then a professor assistant at Gonville and Caius College.
After leaving the Astronomy Institute in 1973, Stephen Hawking moved to Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics. After 1979, he became a Lucasian professor of mathematics in mathematics. This professor was founded in 1663 by Henry Lucas, a university parliamentarian. Isaac Barrow was first given to Isaac Newton in 1669. Hawking studied the basic principles of the universe. Roger Penrose showed that Einstein's Theory of General Relativity, including Space and Time, began with the Big Bang and ended with black holes. This result showed that quantum mechanics and general relativity theory should be combined. This was one of the greatest discoveries of the second half of the twentieth century. A consequence of this union was that the black holes were not entirely black, but they emitted radiation and evaporated and were invisible. Another result was that the universe was the end and the limit. This meant that the beginning of the universe had come to fruition entirely in the framework of scientific rules.
At the beginning of the 1960s, Stephen Hawking was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), which was not treated when he was 21 years old. The motor neurons that paralyze the nervous system by killing 80 percent of the time; but this disease, which does not touch the brain's mental activities, condemns Hawking to life in a wheelchair. Because the famous scientist has lost his voice since 1985, he can communicate with people thanks to the computer, which is placed in his chair and can turn the letters into sese. Hawking is now receiving great support from his family and friends in his scientific work and everyday life. He wants to talk, squeezing the handheld electronic device, can put an average of 10 words per minute on the screen of the special computer connected to the chair. There are about 2,600 words in the memory of this silent speaking dehan's private computer. So if you want to say any words you can write on the screen. The number of words that healthy people use in their conversations is around 2500. Therefore, Hawking does not draw the word-phrase without expressing his feelings.
The most famous physicist gave a lecture on "Vessel of the Universe" in the Vatican on 25 November and met with Papa Francis.
Born in 1942 in Oxford, England, Steven Hawking is known for his extensive work on quantum physics and black holes.
Stephen Hawking, whose scientific research has been translated into more than 40 world languages, is regarded as the greatest genius in science circles after Albert Einstein.
BREEDING WORKS
A Brief History of Time
The Universe in the Walnut Shell
Great Design
Black Holes and Baby Universes
Everything's Theory
The Nature of Space and Time
My Short History