Stephen Hawking predicted the end of the universe before his death

A parallel universe hypothesis and predictions of the cosmological outcome completed by Professor Stephen Hawking just before two weeks of death.

Renowned theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking remained working until his death last week with a project called "A Smooth Exit from Eternal Inflation" being reported by a leading scientific journal, Independent yesterday. . In this final work, Professor Hawking predicts that the universe will really end when stars run out of energy.

Professor Hawking, who died on March 14, was 76 years old.(Photo: Church Times).

However, Professor Hawking also hypothesized that scientists could be found by using probes on a spaceship, allowing people to form a deeper understanding of our universe, but the outside world and our position in it.

Hawking's research was published with co-author Professor Thomas Hertog at KU Leuven University in Belgium."He was often nominated for a Nobel Prize and should have been awarded. Now he can never accept the award," Professor Hertog said of his late colleague.

Professor Hawking died on March 14 at his home in Cambridge, England, and lived for 76 years. He had a rare form of motor neuron disease since 1964, making him sit in a wheelchair and could only move a little finger.

To communicate with others, Professor Hawking uses a speech synthesizer that allows him to speak in computer voice with American melody. He became famous after publishing his 1988 Brief History book with more than 10 million copies sold worldwide.