Origin of the Universe

Since the advent of the wise men have emerged from the universe, humans have inferred the origin of the universe. There is evidence that the universe began 15 billion years ago. This may be the greatest discovery you can imagine; however, the universe seems to be a very controversial subject. Most scientists believe there is a beginning, but there are many guesses about the actual beginning (the universe). The acclaimed Greek philosopher Aristotle denied that there was no beginning.

Physicist and bestselling author at Cambridge University Steven W Hawking roamed around the universe from the wheelchair, thinking about the nature of gravity and the origin of the universe, in his early Wednesday, became a symbol of human determination and curiosity . My family died. Cambridge, UK. He is 76 years old. Most of Hawking is published in the book "Big Bang to Black Hole" published in 1988. It sold over 10 million copies and influenced Errol Morris' documentary. In 2014, the film "All Things Theory" about his life was nominated by several Oscars. Meanwhile, Eddie Redmain who played Hawking won the Oscar Best Actor Award.

In 1988, Hawking appeared as a result of "short history history" announcement. In "a simple history of time", Hawking writes the structure, origin, development, and ultimate fate of the universe in words other than technology. That is the purpose of astronomy and modern physics. He talked about basic concepts such as space and time, the fundamental components of the universe (such as quarks), and the fundamental forces that dominate the universe. In September 2010, Hawking opposed the idea that God can create the universe in his book "Big Design". Hawking previously believed belief in creators is compatible with modern scientific theory. However, in this work he concluded that the big bang is the inevitable result of the law of physics, and there is nothing more than that. Hawking said: "As there is a law like gravity, the universe can create itself from nothing and will do it from now."

The Big Bang is the origin of the universe, which is a common misunderstanding. In fact, the Big Bang scene did not explain how the universe originally existed. In fact, the current explanation on the laws of physics can not yet be applied to this extreme nature, so the closer to "zero", the more uncertainty will arise as to what actually happens.