Genius on Wheelchair
STEPHEN HAWKING
5 days ago 14/3/2018, Grief news back to the world of science. This time the grief came from Stephen Hawking. The great physicist is reportedly dead. The physicist whose life story was raised in The Theory of Everything, died at the age of 76. He just celebrated her birthday on January 8th.
Biography
Who doesn't know Stephen Hawking, the renowned physicist and cosmologist? The genius who has Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) is still enliven the science of cosmology up to now with all his thoughts. In fact, since the beginning of his life will not be long predicted. He is known as one of the best mathematical and theoretical physicists with amazing theories about cosmology, black holes and quantum gravity.
His full name is Stephen William Hawking, CH, CBE, FRS. Hawking was born on January 8, 1942 from Dr.'s couple. Frank Hawking, a biologist, and Isobel Hawking. He has two siblings, Philippa and Mary, and adopted brother Edward.
Stephen Hawking began his education by going to the St Albans High School for Girls School of Women in 1950 to 1953 (that time, men were able to enter a girls' school until the age of ten). From the age of eleven, Hawking attended St. Albans. In his school, his grades are mediocre even worse. Although later known as one of the most influential scientists in the world as Albert Einstein.
Hawking has always been interested in science. He was inspired by his mathematics teacher named Dikran Tahta to study mathematics at the university. His father, Frank Hawking wants Hawking to go to University College, Oxford, where his father used to go to school.
at Oxford in 1962, Hawking remained at Oxford studying the field of astronomy. Hawking then studied the sunspots but he felt it did not suit him. Hawking realized that he was more interested in theory than observation or observation. From Oxford, Hawking then goes to Trinity Hall, Cambridge. Here, he studies theoretical astronomy and cosmology which then catapulted his name in the world.
Hawking's Paralysis
Not long ago at the University of Cambridge, Symptomatic Amyotrophic Lung Sclerosis (ALS) appears to have caused Stephen Hawking to lose almost all of his neuromuscular control. In 1974, Stephen Hawking was unable to eat or wake himself.
At that time the voice of Stephen Hawking became obscure so that only those who knew him knew it well. In 1985, Hawking was sentenced to pneumonia and a tracheostomy had to be done so he could not speak at all. Later, there was a Cambridge scientist making tools that could make Hawking write what he wanted to say on a computer, then be pronounced through a 'voice synthesizer'. This tool has been used by Stephen Hawking all his life and is constantly updated by Intel companies.
Become a Professor of Mathematics
Despite being paralyzed, Hawking continues to develop theories in the field of astrophysics for decades. Stephen Hawking later became a Lucasian professor of mathematics at Cambridge University and a member of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge.
Her specialty in quantum physics. The ideas of Stephen Hawking in the field of Quantum Physics align him with Albert Einstein as one of the influential scientists of the 21st century. The discovery of Stephen Hawking is a theory and a masterpiece in science. For example the discovery of the famous black hole theory. Stephen Hawking was able to explain in detail the black hole based on quantum theory and general relativity of Albert Einstein.
Hawking is a scientist who believes extraterrestrial life exists, and he uses a mathematical basis for his assumptions. He believes that aliens are not only on planets, but perhaps elsewhere, such as stars or floating in the sky. Hawking also commemorates that some alien species may have advanced civilizations that can threaten Earth. Relationships with such species may endanger all humanity.
REST IN PEACE
STEPHEN WILLIAM HAWKING (1942 - 2018)
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