Stephen Hawking, who explained the world to black hole, relativity and bigbang theory, died on 14 March 2018. But as they went, they gave new theory about the end of the world. Actually, Hawking was working on a theory about the prediction of the end of the world. Only two weeks before his death, he completed this theory.
According to a report in the UK's Sunday newspaper The Sunday Times, Stephen Hawking was a co-author of a mathematical paper. In it, he was working on delivering a theory called Multiverse. This theory was based on the presence of many other Universe besides our Universe. Thomas Hertogg, Professor of KU Lewen University in Belgium, was also working with him on this theory.
Our Universe will move towards darkness
The name of Hawking's final work is A Smooth Exit from Eternal Infusion. A Leading Scientific Journal is reviewing it. In this, he has predicted how our universe will grow towards darkness with the end of the energy of stars.
Offer to send a spaceship
Hawking and Hertogg had also proposed to explore the space through scientists using space shipments to find other universes. He said that by this, people will understand their Universe more well, will know what is beyond it and find out what is in our place in the universe.
Before it was the prediction of the Earth's fireball by 2600
Hartog said in an interview to the Sunday Times that Hawking had already predicted that by 2600 the earth would turn into a large circle of fire. Then humans must either sit on another planet or face their end.
Project for listening to aliens launched in 2015
For the launch of a project involving the use of high-power computers to listen to the aliens that live on another planet, Hawking joined hands with Russian billionaire Yuri Meller in 2015. Known as Breakthrough Initiatives, this project supports SETI @ home, which is a scientific experiment in the University of California, Barclay. Under this, scanning of the skies through computer and life on other planets is discovered.