A Brief History Of Time: The Pioneering Work Of Stephen Hawking | Naked Science | Spark

Few people can claim to have contributed to our understanding of our universe as Stephen Hawking.
This documentary takes a look at the incredible life of the theoretical physicist, cosmologist, and author, who never let his lifelong struggle with motor neurone disease stop him from furthering the human race's collective knowledge.
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[MM-xpvs]

He should be true inspiration for many, even with disabilities he continuously tried to find answers to help humanity. ❤❤❤

[kA-dczq]

Stephen Hawking gathered all his energy in his mind to solve another puzzle of this secret universe. Stephen is a shining star in the way from "nothingness" to "everythingness". I have read some of his books including "A brief history of time". He has done a lot for mankind despite his harsh physical condition. Modern man should admire him too much. He is always alive with his great ideas. ❤

[ValkyrieofNOLA]

The fact that Stephen Hawking defied all of medical science by surviving exponentially longer than he was supposed to is a testament to the power of his mind and determination to discover the mysteries of creation. He is our generation’s Einstein. His contribution to science will live on far beyond our own imagination. I just found out that he’s buried at Westminster Abbey with Issac Newton, which is so fitting.

[toni]

He lived to the ripe age of seventy-six. Good on him.

[KatieLeavelle]

RIP I hope he's having a wheel good time rolling around in space as some limitless form of free energy now ❤ thanks for all the science, bud!

[JusticeAlways]

Stephen Hawking was an amazing man. I enjoyed this video.

[christorres]

Stephen Hawkins video is excellent a must see again!

[JesseSauveandfamily]

Havent seen this in a while, good to see it still being posted.

[Glyn-r]

We all owe our knowledge of the universe to this great man, listened to by very respected scientists. One day his atoms will bring new life to the universe he so dedicated everything too. I wish i had met this brilliant and brave man.

[elenamonteagudo]

I love Spark, blessings from México 🥰😘🌹

[toni]

There are so many "black holes" in space, in the centre of galaxies that it looks like our universe is all big bangs of black holes. Love it. 😃 We're winking in and out all the time forever and ever. No beginning or end.

[SalimHashim-jres]

I love Stephen Hawking but im surprised that he doesn't have nobel prize for his science

[stevenwright]

A star has a finite amount of material..if it shrinks to a black hole..then how can a new univers be created? A hole in the fabric of space? A new universe?? I wonder 🤔

[treystarkey]

All these questions we have now will be answered within next 10 years with AI. This will open the door to many more questions. Very exciting and interesting times.

[GPSPYHGPSPYH-dsgu]

Love every Scientist and scientific study. Al PAZA

[scholarpradeep]

The greatest person, devoted his entire life for science 🙏

[andrewgoode]

Great man, mind and determination when so much was against him. Dum spiro spero

[christophertelesford]

It seems that God made the dude too smart and had to slow him down 😅

[lawrencestark]

It seems to me that Hawking's theory that the universe emerged from a singularity is not the same as something emerging from nothing. A pre-existing singularity is not "nothing". In fact, where did it come from? Roger Penrose has attempted to answer that question with a theory of a perpetual universe . I don't know if he has been successful.

[geofflewis]

'Intuition' is the next level in intelligence..