- Stephen Hawking was born on 8 April 1942, and surprisingly this day was the 300th anniversary of the death of the great astronomer Galileo.
At the age of 17, he was a member of the Oxford University, participated in a rowing group and gained wide popularity. But after three years he felt that he had become very stumbling because he was falling into the ground without a logical reason and from here started his journey to challenge illness and creativity.
He was injured at the age of 21 with a neurologic disease called lateral sclerosis. In the course of time, he became an incapacitated seat. Doctors said that he was a very serious disease and would not live for more than two years, but he challenged the disease and is now 71 years old. long …
- Participated with his daughter Lewis - a novelist - writing children's books provide a simplified explanation of the universe in an amazing dramatic way was the first in 2007 entitled:
George's Secret Key To The Universe
And the second in 2011 is titled:
George and the Big Bang
Hawking warned scientists that contact with space creatures could cause a disaster for the human race. "If the space objects visit us, I think the result would be closer to Christoph Columbus's discovery of American soil, which did not turn out very well for American Indians.
- In 2007 he experimented with zero gravity and Stephen Hawking was away from his chair for the first time in four decades. The experiment was carried out by a modified Boeing 727 at 32,000 feet at a sharp angle and then dropped to 8,000 feet so that it could experience a lack of Gravity for 25 seconds.
Today Hawking returned to being unlimited.
"Look at the stars and not at your feet ..." Will you remember this genius mind when you stare into the sky?
By:@albert7