Stephen Hawking is no more

World physicist professor Stephen Hawking has died. He was 76 years old. According to the family of the eminent scientist, the BBC reported on Wednesday.
Lucy, Robert, and Tim, the children of Stephen Hawking, said, "We are deeply shocked when our dear parents leave today. He was a famous scientist and an outstanding man. His work and contribution will continue for many years.Praising Stephen Hawking's morale and perseverance, his children said, 'His intelligence will inspire the people around the world. We will miss him very much. '
Earlier, a group conspiracy theorist claimed that Stephen Hawking died in 1985. At that time he was attacked with pneumonia. The doctors stopped his life support system and Hawking died.
Conspiracy theorists claim that politicians and scientists have put others in the place of real scientists looking like Stephen to hide the matter.
Stephen Hawking was born on 8 January 1942 in Oxford, UK. From the age of 21, he was suffering from an incurable motor neuron disease. Physical disability has not prevented his work. In those situations, Hawking gave the 'Big Bang Theory' the mysteries of the universe.
The theoretical interpretation of the mysteries of the universe is explained by the theory of black holes and relativity, while Stefan Hawking occupies the position of the best scientists of the present day. He is known all over the world as a prominent English theoretical physicist and mathematician. Hawking retired on October 1, 2009 as Lucasian Professor of Cambridge University.
In 1988, he became known worldwide for his book 'A Brief History of Time'. Internationally, as a best cellar, millions of copies of the book are sold. His latest book 'The Grand Design' published with the universe
Hawking was considered a famous physicist after Einstein. In his working life he received many degrees including Prince of Austrians Award, Julius Edgar Lilienfeld Award, Wolf Prize, Koplin Medal, Eddington Medal, Hugh Medal, and Albert Einstein Medal.