Professor Stephen Hawking – Cosmologist

Professor Stephen Hawking is often described as one of the most famous physicists of all time. Born in England, the younger of two children of a wealthy family, he was known to crib about things from his father as he grew up. One of his most well-known discussions that he often engages in, regarding space and time, is centered around the Big Bang Theory. The very name may give some clues as to what he is talking about, but Stephen's views on space and time are anything but clear. In fact, when it comes to actually testing this theory, he has remained silent on the issue, despite calls from scientists for him to participate in such a study.

Stephen's most popular book is one of only two volumes that he has ever written, which is a brilliant exploration of our most perplexing problems. It is a fantastic tale of a man whose curiosity about outer space and time drives him to seek answers to questions that only science can answer. His theories about the Big Bang Theory are not exactly similar to those of Albert Einstein, who was a giant in the realm of quantum physics. However, Professor Stephen's passion for explaining the secrets of space and time to the layman still captures the attention of fans of his work.

As well as being a great writer, Professor Stephen is a great philosopher. His works on both science and philosophy are well worth reading, even for a layperson. A look at his early writings will show a dedication to a variety of causes, and a refusal to accept the limits of science. His cosmological ideas are original and brilliant, and he explains them in a way that is easy to understand. Indeed, it is this originality that makes his work so well worth studying.