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    Stephen Hawking's Theories on Universe
    Stephen Hawking's Theories on Universe
    Stephen Hawking's Theories on Universe
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    Stephen Hawking's Theories on Universe

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    More than a few greatest hits of the physicists right from the
    singularities of the gravitational collapses, to the revolutionary
    quantum theory related to gravity, were astounding
    accomplishments of a sole man, who is renowned to the entire
    world today, as Stephen Hawking. That was not alone, though.
    There is much more to know about his spectacular findings
    about the cosmos.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIntroBooks
    Release dateNov 28, 2019
    ISBN9781393228271
    Stephen Hawking's Theories on Universe

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      Theories on Universe

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      Preface

      More than a few greatest hits of the physicists right from the singularities of the gravitational collapses, to the revolutionary quantum theory related to gravity, were astounding accomplishments of a sole man, who is renowned to the entire world today, as Stephen Hawking. That was not alone, though. There is much more to know about his spectacular findings about the cosmos.

      Chapter 1

      Introduction

      A black body that is taken as a reference to thermodynamics and the related laws were found to be so familiar to the laws that applied to the black holes, and that was identified by Stephen hawking to create his own ideas and come up with his novel postulates further. It was during the 1970s Stephen hawking came up with the revelatory findings about the gravitational collapse and the singularities. Already for all the physicists before his era, who followed the Einstein’s theory of gravity, it was well known about the singularities.

      These are certain points, where the space time will appear to be indefinitely curved. It was not possible to ascertain if these infinite curves were real or don’t exist at all. It was found that the singularities are formed even in the black holes, by some other physicists. It was Stephen hawking who established the fact that the first of the singularities resulted in the big bang.

      Black holes are not recent findings from Stephen hawking. Yet there were scientists in the past who have mentioned about these voracious holes. These suckers are so voracious that any big objects like suns and stars can be swallowed by these black holes in no time. By the very second the object is coming

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