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Prof. Stephen Hawking, a world-renowned physics, has died at the age of 76, his family has announced.
The British was well-known for his scientific work about the presence of the atmosphere in the upper atmosphere where the forces of tension are so high that the nurse or even lighting valves can not break.
In English, the area is known as 'Black Hole'.
He used it in trying to explain the nature of all things in the universe and in the sky.
He was a writer of some famous science books including A Brief History of Time (Short History About Time).
Her children, Lucy, Robert, and Tim, have said: "We are so sad that our dear father has left us."
"He was an important scientist and an individual whose work and contribution will continue to be remembered for many years."
Highlights about the life of Stephen Hawking
  • Born 8 January 1942 Oxford, England
  • He earned an opportunity for Oxford University to study science in Alexandria in 1959, before going to a university degree in Cambridge
  • By 1963, he was diagnosed with a disease that affected his nervous system and body contact. The doctors told her she would not live longer than two years.
  • He described his theory as 'black hole' to give "Hawking Spots" in 1974
  • He published his book A Brief History of Time in 1988. More than 10 million copies of the book were sold.
  • His life was celebrated in The Theory of Everything in 2014 where Eddie Redmayne played the role of the scientist
Stephen Hawking was only 22 years old when he was told by doctors who lived just two more years after he was diagnosed with a rare nervous system.
The disease caused him to get tired and forced to use a wheelchair.
In the last moments of his life, he was unable to speak except by means of a device for interpreting his thoughts and turning it into a voice.

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