How to pronounce “hawking”(noun) in English

Now Hawking's discovery has driven, and continues to drive, theoretical physics forward for the last four decades.

Stephen Hawking very famously said the same recently, that sending out messages would be too dangerous.

Stephen Hawking, in his own words, showed that black holes ain't so black.

Stephen Hawking had the concern that, you know, maybe we should be very careful about communicating to the civilizations because whenever you've had a more advanced civilization

Stephen Hawking had the concern that maybe we should be very careful about communicating with other civilizations because whenever you've had a more advanced civilization

Stephen Hawking had the concern that maybe we should be very careful about communicating to the civilizations because whenever you've had a more advanced civilization

And Stephen Hawking was smiling.

But when Hawking was doing this calculation he realized that something different happens when you have a horizon.

And that's what Hawking discovered that's so important.

You read Stephen Hawking's book and it's like, no one knows what the M stands for.

I think Stephen Hawking's boundary condition for the beginning of the universe is another such thing that we believe but is untestable.

And Stephen Hawking is suffering from ALS, and you see how Stephen operates, and you see him on TV and stuff.

quote Steven Hawking is a prick you're telling me I can't go

the cosmologist Steven Hawking so it's rather a nice illustration of the sort of continuity of of Cambridge um

work that Steven Hawking did in the mid 1970s. Stephven Hawking in his own words showed that black holes ain't so black.

What Stephen Hawking showed in a landmark couple of papers, a tour de force of calculation actually,

as Stephen Hawking understood them back in the 1970s and 1980s.

fourth one was with Stephen Hawking that was a film actually of uh Errol Mars

of people like Roger Penrose and Stephen Hawking and several others in the 1960s that it really began to look as if nature would build these things.

The problem was that Stephen Hawking's initial calculation of the way those black holes evaporate away said that information is not conserved,

So I'm sure you can see Stephen Hawking there, front and center.

Because if anything, Hawking is underrated.

So, Steven Hawking purposed that black holes can actually evaporate and, again, it's because of quantum things going on close to the event horizon.

a couple decades ago when people like Stephven Hawking and others were trying to figure out how a black hole really works.

Let's approach that by thinking about something that Stephen Hawking once said.

What Stephven Hawking showed in in in a a landmark couple of papers, a

really does begin with the work that Stephen Hawking did in the mid-1970s.

Some physicists, Stephen Hawking initially actually, felt that that was the case, that maybe these things do erase information.

So how many people here think that just one of those Stephen Hawking machines is just readily available for people?

Why doesn't he have one of those machines that Christoper Reeves or Stephen Hawking or these other people?

And the only thing that's disproportionate is the fact that everyone knows who Stephen Hawking is, but if you ask them, what did he actually

He has his name on an equation or a theory with Stephen Hawking, so he did all right for himself.

There are scientists like Sir Roger Pendrose who was the thesis adviser of Stephven Hawking who suggest that

Black holes are interesting uh because going back to the work of Stephen Hawking in the 1970s,

wasn't really until the work of people like Roger Penrose and Steven Hawking

And he watched the run-through and in the run-through Simon Helberg is actually making fun of Stephen Hawking and doing his voice.

Not Impossible was-- it was the culmination of me looking at things that-- I knew Stephen Hawking had this device, and I knew that it existed.

That's what I thought, until I encountered the work of Stephen Hawking.

When I was first learning all of this stuff, I had this suspicion that Stephen Hawking was overrated.

I worked for Stephen Hawking, but then took a leave of absence for a summer to work on a software project.

Of course, Hawking is wrong.

I didn't get it from1 Stephen Hawking's book," "but I got it from this, because you were able to sort

That was the initial picture of black holes as Steven Hawking understood them in back in the 1970s and

Black holes are interesting, because going back to the work of Stephen Hawking in the 1970s, it turns out that they demand

The great revolution in black hole research was to notice, and it began with Stephen Hawking's work in the mid-1970s,

I remember meeting Stephen Hawking when he was going to be on Big Bang.

And I'm like-- and we're doing this run-through, and I just looked at Stephen Hawking.

Charles Babbage, the professor of mathematics at Cambridge, the position once held by Newton and currently held, I believe, by Stephen Hawking,

And you have to be very careful, especially when it's, like, Stephen Hawking that says something like this.