The final message of Hawking's physical genius sent to mankind

Physical genius, after a long time living with the disease of evil.

According to Daily Star, Stephen Hawking is considered the most famous theoretical physicist in the world. He also became an inspiring figure for humanity when fighting ALS , causing muscles to shrink and stiffen, whole body paralysis.

Mr. Hawking said time did not exist before the Big Bang.

Hawking was diagnosed with osteoarthritis when he was 21 years old. Although he can only speak through computers and cannot move, Professor Hawking has left great legacies of space science until his death.

The last appearance of physical genius was earlier this month , when he sent the final message, about what happened before the Big Bang, at the beginning of the universe.

Talking to a colleague, physicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, Mr. Hawking mentioned 'unlimited hypothesis'.

Physical genius overcomes a devastating disease to devote his career to space science.

"Let's rewind far enough (about 13.8 billion years ago), and the whole universe will shrink to the size of an atom ," Hawking said.

Everything then exists in a singularity. Inside this extremely dense and small point, the laws of physics and the time that people know are not working.

In other words, time did not exist before. Instead, the arrow of time becomes more and more infinite when the universe becomes smaller and smaller, never reaching a clear starting point.

Mr. Hawking explained: "Simple Big Bang events were simply not identified, because there was no way to measure what happened then."

Stephen Hawking is ill with a devastating illness that causes his muscles to shrink and sclerosis at the age of 21.

"Because these events have no visible consequences, we can also remove them from this theory, and say that time begins at the time of Big Bang."

The family of physical geniuses announced their father's death in the early morning of March 14.

The children Lucy, Robert and Tim said: 'We are sad to say that the father we love has passed away today.'

'He is a scientist, a great man who devoted his life to work and his inheritance still lives on forever.'

'His courage, perseverance, and creativity, along with his humor, inspire people all over the world. We will miss him forever. "