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Finally, in this summer vacation, I opened the long-awaited and long-awaited classic of cosmology Newport 100S, a brief history of time mokingusacigarettes.com. With curiosity and doubt, with ignorance and longing, I am amazed again and again, suddenly realized, and overwhelmed by the brilliant theory. Read it in shock and excitement. A Brief History of Time is a legend. His author is a great British physicist who suffers from "Lugary's disease" and cannot speak. He can only explore the mysteries by discovering the truth through the three fingers that can move only in the whole body and the agile brain. Stephen Hawking's "History of Time", the best-known master of physics after Stein, tells about the origin and ending of the universe, and talks about the phenomenal phenomena of the Big Bang and black holes. From the theory of the Big Bang: The origin of the universe was formed by the infinite singularity of an infinitely small volume and infinite mass in a certain environment, resulting in an infinitely expanded volume. The ending of the universe is divided into two types: one is the infinite expansion of the universe never stops (in fact, the scientist has confirmed that the universe is expanding); the other is that the universe expands to a certain degree and then shrinks, and finally becomes the original " "Singularity", the so-called infinite loop. Such bold assumptions and conjectures are unprecedented, and such profound observations and conclusions are shocking to the world. Such brilliant explanations and descriptions are compelling. It can be said that Hawking's theory has opened up a new concept of the universe, and has also made great contributions to the exploration and discovery of the universe. This makes us have to admire sincerely, Hawking is really a master. In fact, this book shocks me more than that. Not only because of how novel its content is, how bold it is to guess, how to refine its language, how unique is its analysis Newport Cigarettes, but also because of Hawking. Yes, as I said before, Hawking is a patient with Lugar's disease. What is Lou Gehrig's disease? After the illness, the whole body muscles atrophy, the joints are stiff, and the nervous system is degraded. The entire body can hardly move and Hawking is just like that. Except for the active brain, he has only three fingers. Yes, even under such extremely poor physical conditions, he did not give up like other patients, but instead aroused his deeper interest in his hobbies, allowing him to study more freely. We can imagine how he persisted in difficult explorations, and persisted in the hopes and dreams that he had in his heart. Can not act, only through the various books and materials difficult to read, only in their own brains to play the imagination, the use of diffuse thinking, to think, and then gradually prove their conjecture. Yes, he did it. But what about us? Our physical conditions are much better than him, why can't we do it? To that step, nothing else is needed, only persistence, sweat, and faith. Ending with a famous quote from Hawking, God created both genius and fool. It ��s all a difference in personal effort |
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