A brief introduction to Hawking's life?

Stephen william hawking (1942 65438+18 October) was born in Oxford, England, and the day of his birth coincided with the 300th anniversary of Galileo's death. Father Frank is an expert in tropical diseases who graduated from Oxford University, and mother Isabel 1930 graduated from Oxford University, studying philosophy, politics and economy.

1959 hawking, age 17, entered Oxford University College to study natural science. It took him very little time to get a first-class honorary degree, and then he transferred to Cambridge University to study cosmology.

1985, he had a tracheotomy because of pneumonia and completely lost his ability to speak. His speech and question-and-answer can only be completed by a speech synthesizer.

From 20 12 to 12, it is reported that the malignant atrophy of facial muscles has seriously affected his expression ability and may make him unable to make a unique "computer voice".

On March 20 18 14, Hawking died at the age of 76. After Hawking's death, it has aroused condolences from all walks of life around the world.

Extended data predicted by Hawking

20 17, 165438+ 10, Hawking once again made a "prediction", saying that human beings may be extinct before 2600. Hawking believes that with the growth of the earth's population, energy consumption will increase and the earth will become a "burning fireball". Hawking believes that to get rid of this disaster, we can only find a planet suitable for human survival. He also said, "If human beings want to extend their existence by 654.38+0 million years, they must go to places they have never been before without fear."

Wonderful sayings

1. When you face the possibility of death, you will realize that life is precious and you have a lot to do.

2. Which came first, the chicken or the egg?

3. Does the universe have a beginning? If so, what happened before that?

Where did the universe come from and where will it go?

5. There is hope when you are alive.

References:

Stephen william hawking-Baidu encyclopedia