Dr. Stephen Hawking

        British scientist Stephen Hawking was born on 8 January 1942 in Oxford England and Died on 14 March 2018 in Cambridge, Greer. He died at the age of 76. A scientist who had performed miraculous discoveries of the world's unexplored black holes and relativity as far back as the world's scientists. Albert Einstein was named the world's great wisdom in the twentieth century, and many believe that Stephen Hawking will be the world's greatest scientist in the 21st century. Foreign media reports that his departure would be a great loss to the search for black holes, the origin of the universe, structure, time, and space. Stephen has been in charge of the University of Cambridge  for 30 years. His most important point is that Sir Isaac Newton was the only person after the post.He had to stand on a wheelchair for years because of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis,, but he could not stop his research and his faith from any disease. Since he was unable to talk, he had a special computer built by Intel to find his valuable comments on his wheelchair.


Given below is some Quotes by the Stephen Hawking.

• People won't have time for you if you are always angry or complaining.
• I have noticed even people who claim everything is predestined, and that we can do nothing to change it, look before they cross the road.
• I have no idea. People who boast about their IQ are losers.
• Intelligence is the ability to adapt to change.
• Not only does God play dice, but... he sometimes throws them where they cannot be seen.

Over the years, Stephen Hawking wrote or co-wrote a total of 15 books. Given below are some of them.

• A Brief History of Time
• The Universe in a Nutshell
• A Briefer History of Time
• The Grand Design
• Black Holes: The Reith lectures

In 2014, Hawking, among other top scientists, spoke out about the possible dangers of artificial intelligence, or AI, calling for more research to be done on all of possible ramifications of AI. Their comments were inspired by the Johnny Depp film Transcendence, which features a clash between humanity and technology.

In October 2017, Cambridge University posted Hawking's 1965 doctoral thesis, "Properties of Expanding Universes," to its website. An overwhelming demand for access promptly crashed the university server, though the document still fielded a staggering 60,000 views before the end of its first day online.

In 2007, when Stephen Hawking was 65 years old, he got to take the ride of a lifetime. He was able to experience zero-gravity and float out of his wheelchair thanks to Zero Gravity Corp. The service involves an airplane ride in which sharp ascent and descent allows passengers to experience weightlessness in flight for several rounds, each about 25-seconds long.

Given below are some of key discoveries by the Stephen Hawking.

• 1968 - Publishes Large Scale Structure of Space-Time.
• 1970 - Discovers that by using quantum theory and general relativity he is able to show that black holes can emit radiation.
• 1976 - Calculates that once a black hole forms, it radiates energy and starts losing mass. The radiation gives no information about matter inside the black hole and once the hole disappears, all the information goes with it.
• 2004 - Announces he has solved the Black Hole paradox. In doing so, he concedes that he lost a bet that he an Caltech theorist Kip Thorne had made with John Preskill, also of Caltech, about black holes. After nearly 30 years
  
  
  of arguing black holes destroy everything that falls into it, he admits that they may allow information within them to escape.

Some of the Awards that Stephens Hawking has

• 1966 - Adams Prize
• 1975 - Eddington Medal
• 1976 - Hughes Medal and Dannie Heineman Prize for Mathematical Physics
• 1978 - Albert Einstein Award
• 1979 - Albert Einstein Award
• 1985 - Gold Medal of the Royal Astronomical Society
• 1987 - Dirac Medal of the Institute of Physics
• 1988 - Wolf Prize in Physics
• 1989 - Princess of Asturias Award for Concord
• 2006 - Copley Medal
• 2008 - Fonseca Prize
• 2009 - Presidential Medal of Freedom
• 2013 - Special Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics.

some Interesting Facts Abouts Stephens Hawking.

• He was born on Galileo's 300th death anniversary and died on Albert Einstein's birthday.
• He didn't learn to read well until he was 8, and by his own words, was a lazy student all the way through Oxford.
• In 1963, he was diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis and should have only survived 3 years, but he lived on for another fifty years instead.
• He's also a children's book author. He and his daughter Lucy co-wrote a series of children's books; the first one is called, "George's Secret Key to the Universe." Four more books were published in the series.
• He once claimed if humanity ever figured out how to harness the power of a black hole, we could easily power all of earth's power grid.