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Premium Member Stephen Hawking

25th on “100 Greatest Britons,” Stephen Hawking
used ground-breaking "text-to-speech” talking.
Given few years to live with Lou Gherigs’ Disease,
he surpassed expectations when life he did seize!

Premium Member Stephen Hawking Seems to Think It's Saddle-Shaped

I'm eating a hot dog for breakfast
With mustard and ketchup
Watching lecture 18 of 
'How to Listen to & Understand Opera'
Sometimes it's pain au chocolat,
But I'm in pain getting in the car at
6:41am; I drive in the darkness
Cuckoos, frightened birds,
Donkey-Jupiter, hurdy-gurdy
Tears, sorrow, cries 
I hear the clouds -
See a chariot drawn by two frogs
I say out loud, "That's a mad silhouette of a person."
Such a description may well give the 
Impression that the Earth is out of sorts
And every morning, this is the 
Birth of comedy

I check the football news 
There was a punch-up at the end of yesterday's game.
"Look how happy the crowd is to see a man being strangled."
The pig is in the poke.

Stars Yet Unborn - Just 5percent In Our Universe

I
Our universe, if investigated a little bit
Will amaze us, and build faith past limit

II
The universe may be expanding now
It was smaller before the Big Bang (as it were)
It has contracted & expanded since U know
It may just be the birth & death cycles
Has repeated as in death & birth of stars
S. Hawking said, So long as there is gravity
The Universe can rebirth itself ( re-create itself)
Most of the stars in our universe has been or 
Or occupy some spit up on the giant "sky canvas"
Only 5 percent of syats will be born in the years
Or time that we measure ... Time humans expect to see in future
Amazing science truths and speculations: modifying the Phoenix rising from Ashes myth


Einstein, Gravity, God

I
Cosmos has some constant and Einstein got closest in a century
 - pure gravity
II
Hawking stated loudly, If there's gravity, the cosmos will create itself

III
Gravity, in black Holes too, is Love of God: it cancels all laws by Grace-Gravity

Stephen Hawking

Stephen Hawking was bogged down in space.
Just one eye moved around in his face.
But in spacetime he leapt
like a quantum and kept
all of us far behind his great pace.

Stephen Hawking

In memory of Stephen Hawking (8 January 1942 – 14 March 2018)

Now that you've passed
into the apparent horizons
with an infinitely dense
and a powerful singularity
never to return again
yet you will always be with us
far into future when "us" will
turn back in to the star dust
the condensed masses of knowledge
the understanding of the universe will
never be apart from your legacy
it denser inside realms of
the knowledge of humanity
with a physical radius lesser than
the Schwarzschild radius
even though you've vanished
you're knowledge will radiate out
into the universe forever as the
"Hawking Radiation"


Premium Member Stephen Hawking

Stephen Hawking

His legacy is large
as he leaves his 
life-sustaining technology
behind..
He leaves behind also
this quote:
"The greatest enemy of
knowledge is not ignorance,
it is the illusion of knowledge."

Knowledge 
often masquerades
as wholeness
claiming more than
its limited span..
Knowledge as thought
appears in our Self
is made of Self
but cannot know
the infinite Self...

Our Thanks, Stephen Hawking...

Stephen Hawking Died Today

Stephen Hawking died today
The greatest mind of our time
Physically restrained by his disability
His mind explored the universe
He wanted to know 
How we came to be

He explored the universe
I hope now he will find
The answers he wanted
So walk or run
Do those things you want
Finally - there are no earthly bonds

It goes to show
A life well led
Means there are no constraints
Even when the odds are
Against you
You can triumph.

© Paul Warren Poetry

Premium Member Prof Stephen Hawking

a brilliant mind ~~
a journey through a black hole
final theory  ~~

Written on 14 march 2018

Premium Member Stephen Hawking

Stephen Hawking says we must colonize another planet
Or face extinction, sure hope we can manage it
That's quite a goal
For us human souls
The movers will make a large fortune, I submit

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