Hawking, Stephen William

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Hawking, Stephen William

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Stephen Hawking was born on 8 January 1942.
His father was Frank Hawking, a researcher at a
health center in Hampstead. His mother, Isabel
Hawking, where he worked as secretary. Steve's had
two younger sisters - Philip and Mary, and an
adopted brother, Edward.
In 1962, he graduated from Oxford University and
in 1966 at Trinity College, Cambridge University
Hall received his Ph.D. Already in the early 1960s at
the Hawking began to show signs of amyotrophic
lateral sclerosis, which led to paralysis.
In 1965 he married Jane Wilde, and later they had a
daughter and two sons. In 1974, Hawking became a

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After surgery on his throat in 1985, he lost his ability
to speak. Friends presented him with a speech
synthesizer, which was installed in his wheelchair.
Some mobility retains only the index finger of his
right hand Hawking. Subsequently, there was only the
mobility of the facial muscles in the cheek, which is
fixed in front of the sensor. With the help of a
physicist control computer, allowing it to
communicate with others.
Steven relationship with Jane gradually worsened,
and in 1991 they became separated, and later
divorced.
In 1995, Hawking married his nurse, Elaine Mason,

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Despite serious illness, he leads an active life. April
26, 2007, he flew in free fall and in 2009 was
scheduled to fly in space. To himself Hawking says
that, as a professor of mathematics, he never received
any of mathematics education since high school. In his
first year of teaching at Oxford, Hawking read
textbook, ahead of their own students for two weeks

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Hawking believes that man is the crown of evo
Professor Hawking has never explicitly talked a

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