The Outsider by Simon Mitton

Collision of outsiders in the universe is a warm evaluation and a strong evaluation of the scientific life of British astrophysicist Fred Hoil. Foil died in 2000. He was one of the most capable and controversial theorists of the 20th century and challenged a wide range of problems from the structure of stars and the origins and evolution of chemical elements to large structures and universe. History author, astronomer Simon Mitton is in his best condition when introducing and describing the scientific basis of Foil 's theory in a simple language.

There is a famous anecdote about 'short history'. Simon Mitton, the publisher of this book, warned Stephen Hawking that he would halve the number of readers for all the expressions contained in this book. In his last draft, Hawking contained only one equation, the famous mass energy equivalent. Most science avoids equations and mathematics in particular. Naturally, they would like to explain the concept in a simple and interesting way, but can this really make the right decisions about the original science? "Cats can be alive dead before opening the box" and "Electronic wave functions are operated by operators like momentum" rather than "electronics are either particles or waves "Plural, but not plural" But, to simplify the concept, are they not too diluting it too much?

Although Stephen apparently has not found a serious problem of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, Simon Milton says that Stephen is "irritated and impatient", he says that he lacks famous wit and humor I observed other than mentioned. He always asks to finish his "yesterday" work. Milton claims that this is the symptom of Stephen's symptoms. However, this may be because Milton thinks Steven is a handicapped person and is always trying to talk to him in some way, centering on ALS problems. Steven does not like politeness. He saw that courtesy highlighted him and that he was somewhat smaller than anyone else. This will definitely irritate him. It goes without saying that he worked with Milton at the Astronomical Research Institute, the theme he was not passionate about. In contrast, Steven's colleague Roger Penrose recorded that he was very happy despite his illness.