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3. It is rumored that there are 20000 bitcoins in Hawking's legacy, and his lawyer is ready to sell them.
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Hawking, as a famous astrophysicist in the world, has left invaluable wealth to posterity. After Hawking's death in 2018, he left several terrible predictions to the world. Can these predictions really be realized? What are the specific ones

The global warming will continue, and the high temperature environment will make human beings unable to survive

According to Hawking's prediction, in 2600, the earth will not be able to support the continuous growth of population. At that time, excessive power consumption will make the earth as hot as Venus, with the temperature as high as 250 ℃ ° C

According to Hawking, it is human greed and stupidity that hinder human beings from coping with global warming. In response, he said: "six years ago, I warned about population growth and air pollution, but now these problems have become more serious."

The climate data show that the world is really getting warmer, even the polar glaciers are beginning to melt and the permafrost is beginning to thaw. Global warming has intervened in our lives and may cause serious consequences

This prediction of Hawking is a warning to mankind that if we can't stop the continuous rise of temperature, we will face the deadly heat

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7. Stephen Hawking is a British physicist. He devoted his whole life to studying black holes (the space-time domain where the general physics theorem no longer applies) and the big bang principle of the origin of the universe. His prediction that black holes can emit radiation (now called Hawking radiation) is now an accepted hypothesis. His research work is far less famous in science than his best-selling book a brief history of time. His best-selling book, which sells 25 million copies, gives a lot of introction to quantum physics and relativity

Life

born in Oxford, England on January 8, 1942<

in 1962, he completed his degree in physics at Oxford University and moved to Cambridge University to study as a graate student. Fred Hoyle (1915 -), a British astronomer, was a hero in Hawking's youth and a professor of astronomy here. Hawking was diagnosed with motor neuron disease< In 1965, he was awarded a doctorate. His research shows that the mathematical equation used to explain the collapse of black holes can also explain the universe that starts to expand from a point< In 1970, Hawking studied the characteristics of black holes. He predicted that the radiation from the black hole (now called Hawking radiation) and the surface area of the black hole would never decrease< In 1974, he was elected a member of the Royal Society. He went on to prove that black holes have temperature, that they emit thermal radiation, and that gasification causes mass loss<

in 1980, he was Professor Lucas of mathematics at Cambridge University (former Isaac Newton)< In 1988, a brief history of time was published, which became the best-selling book on quantum physics and relativity<

since 1996, he has continued to work in Cambridge University<

Stephen Hawking
Professor Stephen Hawking is one of the great men with high reputation in contemporary times, known as the greatest scientist alive, today's Einstein. He made an important step in unifying Einstein's theory of relativity and Planck's quantum theory, the two basic theories of physics in the 20th century. He won the British knighthood in 1989. He is a student of the Royal Society and a foreign academician of the American Academy of Sciences. Professor Hawking was born in 1942 in Oxford, England, which is the 300 year anniversary of Galileo's death. In 1963, Professor Hawking was diagnosed with muscular atrophy, or motor neuropathy. He received his doctorate in theoretical physics in 1965. On March 1, 1974, Professor Hawking published a paper in nature, expounding his new discovery that black holes have radiation. For a few weeks, physicists around the world were discussing his work (Hawking's radiation is called Hawking's radiation). Hawking's new discovery is considered to be the most important progress in theoretical physics for many years. This paper is called "one of the most profound papers in the history of physics". From 1975 to 1976, he won six awards, including the Eddington Medal of the Royal Astronomical Society of London, the 11th Medal of the papal scientific society of the Vatican, the Hopkins award, the Danio Heineman award of the United States, the Maxwell award and the Hughes Medal of the Royal Society of England. In 1978, he won the most prestigious prize in physics, the Albert Einstein prize. In 1979, he was appointed as the famous and once Newton's lucason professor of mathematics at Cambridge University. In 1988, Hawking's amazing book a brief history of time: from the big bang to the black hole was published. Starting from the study of black holes, this paper explores the origin and destination of the universe, and answers the questions that human beings have been exploring all the time: whether time has a beginning, and whether space has a boundary. This is a milestone in the history of human science. The book has been translated into more than 40 languages and more than 10 million copies have been published. Professor Hawking's popular speeches are also well-known in the world, and his footprints are all over the world. He tried to communicate his ideas with the whole world through his books and popular speeches. At the beginning of 2000, Hawking delivered a speech at the White House, which was part of the world night. President Clinton met with him cordially and congratulated him. In October 2001, another masterpiece, the universe in a nutshell, was published. This book is a sister part of a brief history of time. In this book, Hawking reveals the great breakthrough of theoretical physics since the publication of a brief history of time. Stephen William Hawking's parents used to live in North London, but Oxford was considered a safer place to have children ring the Second World War. When he was eight, his family moved to St Albans, a small town 20 miles north of London. At the age of eleven, Stephen went to St. Albans school, and then to Oxford's "University College" - the college his father attended. Although his father wanted him to study medicine, he wanted to study mathematics. And college did not open mathematics, so he chose to study physics. After three years in college, he was awarded a first-class honorary degree in natural science. Then Stephen went to Cambridge to do cosmology research. At that time, no one was engaged in cosmology research in Oxford. His mentor was Dennis Simma, though he had hoped for Fred Hoyle, who was working at Cambridge, to be his mentor. After receiving his doctorate, he worked as a research assistant at Gonville Seth college, and then as a career researcher. In 1973, Stephen left the school of astronomy and went to the Department of Applied Mathematics and theoretical physics. Since 1979, Stephen has been a "lux" Professor of mathematics. This position was created in 1663 by the will of raffrind Henry lux, using the money left by lux as a fund. Mr. Lukes used to be a British MP for the University. The first person to get the "lux" mathematics professor position was ezzak barrow, and then ezzak Newton. Stephen Hawking has been working on the fundamental laws of the universe. Together with Roger Penrose, he discovered that Einstein's general theory of relativity implies that space and time begin at the singularity of the big bang and end at the black hole. These results show that it is necessary to combine general relativity with quantum theory, which is another scientific development in the first half of the 20th century. One consequence of such a combination he found is that black holes should not be completely black. Black holes radiate outward and eventually evaporate and disappear. Another conjecture is that the universe has no edge in imaginary time, it is infinite. This will mean that the way the universe is formed is entirely determined by the laws of science. His published works include: large scale structure of space and time with g.f.r. Ellis, general relativity with W. Israel: Einstein's century view and gravity 300 years with W. Israel. Stephen Hawking has two best sellers: his best seller, a brief history of time, and later, black holes, baby universes and others. Professor Hawking has twelve honorary degrees. He was awarded CBE in 1982 and honorary partner in 1989. He has won many awards, prizes and medals. He is a member of the Royal Society and the National Academy of Sciences. Stephen Hawking continues to combine his family life (he has three children and a grandson), his theoretical physics studies with extensive travel and lectures
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Stephen William Hawking, a famous physicist of Cambridge University, is known as one of the most outstanding theoretical physicists after Einstein. A patient with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis is paralyzed and unable to pronounce. He was Lucas professor of mathematics from 1979 to 2009, and is the most noble professor in the UK

Hawking is the most important contemporary general relativity and cosmologist, one of the great men with international reputation, one of the greatest living scientists, and also known as the "king of the universe". The only place that can move is two eyes and three fingers. Other places can't move at all

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in March 2015, Hawking plans to apply for a name patent, set up a foundation, promote the research of motor neuron diseases, and prevent unworthy people from abusing his name for profit

Hawking is the third celebrity to apply for a patent for his name after JK Rowling, the best-selling author of Harry Potter series, and David Beckham, the former football star

on April 12, 2016, international space day, Stephen Hawking, a famous British theoretical physicist, opened his personal microblog in China. Less than a day after the first message, the number of fans has exceeded 2 million

On March 31, 2018, Stephen Hawking's funeral was held in the Church of Cambridge University, and Hawking's ashes will be buried next to the tomb of another legendary scientist, Newton

9. In the early morning of April 24, 2009 Beijing time, science giant Hawking suddenly got worse and died in adenbrook Hospital of Cambridge University

according to foreign media, at present, the University of Cambridge in the UK has completely sealed (harmoniously) the news about Hawking's death, and no one is allowed to get close to the hospital

it is understood that on April 20, Stephen Hawking, a famous physicist, was sent to adenbrook hospital in Cambridge University Town for treatment, and his condition was serious. After a day of observation and treatment, Hawking's condition improved on the 21st. But unexpectedly, on the afternoon of the 23rd, Professor Hawking's condition suddenly worsened again, and he died after rescue.

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The theoretical basis of Hawking radiation is very solid, and there are many black holes in the universe, so Hawking radiation should exist. But since it has not been observed, it can only be a theoretical model, and the theoretical model without experimental or observational verification may still be incorrect, no matter how reasonable and beautiful. Since it may not be right, the Nobel Committee will not award Hawking

Some people may say that since Einstein won the Nobel Prize in physics not because of relativity, but because of his photoelectric effect, which is obviously the smaller one among Einstein's many great contributions, especially compared with relativity, the simplicity can be ignored, Hawking's secondary achievement, the theorem that the area of black hole does not decrease, There's nothing wrong with winning the Nobel Prize