A Life Through Photos

The renowned physicist Stephen Hawking, who suffered from motor neuron disorder, died at the age of 76.

Hawking, born in 1942, had studied physics at Oxford. Then he went to Cambridge for postgraduate research in cosmology.

At the age of 22, it was diagnosed with a rowing of motor nerve. When he was about to marry his wife, Jane, the doctors had predicted that his life was short. Their marriage had lasted 26 years, and together they had produced three children.

He was moving through a wheelchair and could not speak without a sound synthesis. Hawking had become famous in 1988 with the book “A Brief History of Time”, selling over 10 million copies.

In 1995, Hawking had married one of the medical technicians who supervised it. Their marriage had lasted 11 years.

In 2007, Hawking had become the first framework to experience the lack of gravity on an airplane designed to produce zero gravity. I think that the human species has no future if it doesn't go into space”, he said, transmits Periscopi.

The physicist had often held lectures at world universities, as seen in the photograph, in 2008 at the University of “George Washington”.

He had won several awards in the field of mathematics and science in 2009. It was decorated with the Presidential Medal of Freedom by then US President Barack Obama.

He had met Queen Elizabeth in 2014, during a charity event at Palace “St James”

His life had become a film in 2014. The film is called the The Theory of Everything”, where Eddie Redmayne, who is seen in this picture with Hawking.

In 2017, Hawking was directed to an audience in Hong Kong through a hologram, live from his Cambridge office. After his death, the children said his legacy would survive for many years “. /Periscopi/