Laboratory Black Hole Shows Stephen Hawking Was Right, Obviously
Physicists have confirmed predictions of Hawking’s namesake theory of black holes using a black hole analogue they created in their lab.
Physicists have confirmed predictions of Hawking’s namesake theory of black holes using a black hole analogue they created in their lab.
If you spend £10 on a 50p coin, you've officially got too much money.
A copy of his doctoral thesis, Properties of Expanding Universes, sold for over half a million alone.
Fingers crossed these end up in a museum or other public institution.
It’s a strong opinion, to be sure, but it is not new at all.
A new graphic novel coming next year will be the perfect way to improve what you know about one of history’s greatest theoretical physicists.
The paper deals with the nature of the cosmos, and delves into figuring out how many possible multiverses there could be with physics similar to ours.
While Cumberbatch claims he’s usually good at keeping spoilers to himself, he felt, in this case, that the late Stephen Hawking deserved to know.
The new study isn’t likely to shatter our conceptions of the cosmos — at least not yet.
The best way to honour Hawking’s legacy is to take inspiration from his admonitions and his persistency.
"His was an epochal mind that sought and found the symmetries of Nature."
The unnamed man in the photo and Hawking may have similar glasses and a similar physique, but there are plenty of ways to tell them apart.
Here are just a few of the times Hawking told us the end was nigh.
Stephen hawking has died at the age of 76, and we're taking a look back at all the non-sciencey stuff that made him so recognisable amongst the general population.
He passed away peacefully at home.
An American woman was arrested this week for flooding Stephen Hawking’s email with death threats, then stalking him at an astronomy festival in the Canary Islands.
