Modern cosmology 'eminent star' Stephen Hawking's exit

World famous physicist Steven Hawking has died, who was considered as the "brightest star" of modern cosmology. On Sunday morning, his family said he had died in his home in Cambridge, his family said. This Dakpal of theoretical physics was 76 years old. The BBC wrote that the British physicist was most known for his theory of relativity and black holes. Writing books like 'A Brief History of Time', he has brought the complex issues of science closer to the common people. At the age of 22, the rare motor hit the neuron disease, Hawking. The doctors told him that he would live for a few years. Because of that illness, the rest of his life is to spend in wheelchairs. His speech has almost disappeared. He was able to talk with a specially created voice synthesizer. In a message, Lucy, Robert and Tim, children of Hawking said, "We are very sad to inform that our dear father has survived today."
"He was a great scientist and an extraordinary person whose work would last a long time."

Children praised Steven Hawking's "courage and perseverance". His "talent and sense of humor" inspired the people of the whole world to say that in the message.

"Once he said, 'If this was not the homeland of our loved ones, it would not have been the universe,' we would never forget him."

Steven William Hawking was born on 8 January 1942 in Oxford, England. He explains how the creation of this universe is in combination with expectancy and quantum mechanics.

Once the energy goes out of the black hole, and because of this, the hypothesis that black hole is lost at one time, it is known that Hawking is once known as Radiation.

In a joint study with Sir Roger Penrose, he demonstrated that the space-time of space-time started by Einstein, through the Big Bang, and its end is in the black hole. Apart from theological research, this scientist was popular with ordinary people. She has appeared on multiple television shows. These include 'The Simpsons', 'Red Dwarf' and 'The Big Bang Theory'. Apart from this, many TV shows and movies have been made in the center.

Among those who have expressed their grief at the death of Steven Hawking is Sir Peter Burners-Lee, father of World Wide Web.

"We've lost a huge heart and a wonderful soul. Steven Hawking sleeping in peace. "

Microsoft Chief Executive Satya Nadella said: "We lost a great one. He will be remembered for his incredible contributions to science and to convey complex ideas and ideas to the common people. "

"Even with the obstacles he is wearing, he will be remembered for his zeal and endless pursuit of complete knowledge about the universe."