Stephen Hawking

If you casually mention the name of Steven Hawking in a conversation, you may gain some response from people. Some people know him from the appearance of movies and TV series like Big Bang theory. Others have already read his bestselling book "A Brief History of Time". He is a frank representative of disabled people and is considered to be the leader of the scientific community. But how many people do you know about his research? Professor Hawking certainly had an impressive life. For all that Professor Hawking distracts, most people have forgotten his groundbreaking discovery, which helped develop the space science.

It was in May 1998, Steven Hawking was visiting Silicon Valley. At that time, I worked at Silicon Graphics, a pioneer in 3D computing, and promoted the marketing of the Internet software product line. Professor Hawking is visiting two specific companies in the town, Silicon Graphics and Intel. He came to us as cosmology became increasingly dependent on huge computing power and since silicon graphics is making the hottest supercomputer on the planet. The purpose of the professor's meeting with us is to provide better hardware support for his Cambridge laboratory.

On Wednesday my colleague had told me that Professor Steven Hawking was dead, a small part of my heart was broken. Steven Hawking is definitely the wisest man of physics, even if it is not the best thinker of our time. I do not need to list his achievements as I believe you have read all about them in the past few days unless you have reached speed yet. Like most ALS, Hawking is only 2 years old and 2 years old. About 55 years later, he died. Hawking's contempt for his seemingly sealed fate made him outrageous in the world of fight against this insidious disease. He gave us hope to those who saw their loved ones disappear or those who suffered for themselves.