A Brief History Of Time by Stephen Hawking

It is difficult to compare with atoms, but people had speculated that there were no atoms in front of the big bang. For various reasons, expansion of the universe is too big to use for rational numbers. With the present idea, we know that the growth of the universe is infinitely close to infinity. During the Big Bang, everything was pretty hot, according to Stephen Hawking, it would be 'infinite fever'. However, immediately after about 1 second the temperature drops to about 10,000 degrees. This is about 1000 times the temperature of the sun.

Iker: It is very difficult to pick a book to answer this question. I have the opportunity to read many interesting books; from science to philosophy, I like Steven Hawking's "easy history of time", John F. Kennedy Thor's "Fur League", Jean Paul Sartre more like You can list books. Aversion, or Lei Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451. However, if I have to choose only one, it must be the light of the unbearable presence of Milan / Kunda. This book teaches a wide range of things about life and its meaning.

I opened the cover and gave a brief history of time by Steven Ho. This book starts with the history and development of science that I learned at school. Hawking then leaked into wormholes, quarks, black holes and the world that continues to expand in our lives. Every detail opposes the possibility that a small green planet is surrounded by a huge sky galaxy. Somehow, compared with the potentially infinite universe, I feel that my importance and contraction have expanded.

I will never forget that in the late 1980s, after my best-selling book, "From the Big Bang to the Black Hole", I first remembered how much Steven Hawking had affected people all over the world. Published, we attended physicists gathered in Aspen, Colorado. I talked to him where I knew, a cowboy bar near Woody Creek but far from culturally - this place is where Hunter Thompson often goes out to play. I asked Steven how he wanted to, and even if he was an adventurer, he said so. I called the bar and asked if there was a wheelchair access, but I started after being told that it was.