Stephen William Hawking (8 January 1942, Oxford), physicist, cosmologist and science writer in the UK. Member of the Royal
Society of London and the National Academy of Sciences, USA. His parents lived in London, where his father was devoted to medical research. To my surprise I discovered that I liked, "said Stephen According to Hawking, black holes violate the second law of thermodynamics, which led to speculations about travel in space-time wormholes After receiving his PhD in 1966, Hawking got a scholarship to Cambridge. He was Professor of Gravitational Physics at Cambridge in 1977. In 1979 Hawking was appointed Lucasian Professor of Mathematics at Cambridge, the chair of Newton in Cambridge .. Between 1965 and 1970 Hawking worked specifically in the General Theory relativity devising new mathematical techniques to study. Much of his work is done in collaboration with Roger Penrose. Since 1970, Hawking began to apply his ideas prior to the study of black holes and discovered a remarkable property: using the quantum theory and General Relativity was able to show that black holes can emit radiation. These mini-black holes possessed a controlled gravitational general relativity, also ruled that laws of quantum mechanics apply to small items. Hawking explains, "that both time and space are finite in extent, but have no boundary or edge. not have distinctions and laws of science would hold everywhere, including the principle of the universe "as 1982 Hawking decided to write an informative book on Cosmology: A Brief History of Time. Jerusalén.Hawking Stephen Hawking has worked on the basic laws governing the universe. Stephen Hawking has published three popular books: the bestselling A Brief History of Time, Black Holes and small universes and other essays and more recently in 2001, The Universe in a nutshell, and in 2005, A Brief History of Time, a revised and expanded version of his first bestseller. Research on the origin of the universe in his book Black Holes and small universes and other essays, published in 1993, said: "Science can say that the universe had a beginning must have known (...) According to Hawking, the universe is practically full of "small black holes" and believed that they formed the original material of the universe. He also stated about the origin of the universe: "In the classical theory of general relativity <...> the beginning of the universe must be a singularity density and curvature of space-time infinite. It seems very reasonable to assume that there is a unifying principle, so that all laws are part of some higher law ") According to Stephen Hawking, black holes violate the second law of thermodynamics, which led to speculations about travel in the space-time wormholes After receiving his PhD in 1966, Hawking was awarded a scholarship at Cambridge. He was Professor of Gravitational Physics at Cambridge in 1977. In 1979 Hawking was appointed Lucasian Professor of Mathematics at Cambridge, Newton's chair at Cambridge; honor also shared by Dirac. Between 1965 and 1970 Hawking worked specifically in the theory of general relativity devising new mathematical techniques to study it. Since 1970, Hawking began to apply his ideas prior to the study of black holes and discovered a remarkable property : using quantum theory and general relativity was able to show that black holes can emit radiation. These mini-black holes possessed a controlled gravitational general relativity, also ruled that laws of quantum mechanics apply to objects small. Hawking explains, "that both time and space are finite in extent, but have no boundary or edge. not have distinctions and laws of science would hold everywhere, including the principle of the universe "as 1982 Hawking decided to write an informative book on Cosmology: A Brief History of Time." Stephen Hawking in Jerusalem. ". Hawking has worked on the basic laws governing the universe. Stephen Hawking has published three popular books: the bestselling A Brief History of Time, Black Holes and small universes and other essays and more recently in 2001, The Universe in a nutshell, and in 2005, A Brief History of Time, a revised and expanded version of his first bestseller. Research on the origin of the universe in his book Black Holes and small universes and other essays, published in 1993, said "Science can say that the universe had a beginning must have known (...) According to Hawking, the universe is almost full "small black holes" and believed that they formed the original material of the universe. He also stated about the origin of the universe: "In the classical theory of general relativity <...> the beginning of the universe must be a singularity density and curvature of space-time infinite. Stephen Hawking is an example of struggle and dignity against ALS. Is severely disabled because of their disease Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), which does not preclude maintaining its high scientific and public activity. )