Remembering Stephen Hawking
…attention of his peers in the late 1960s, working with Roger Penrose on how general relativity sometimes breaks down, resulting in something called a singularity. In the case of a…
…attention of his peers in the late 1960s, working with Roger Penrose on how general relativity sometimes breaks down, resulting in something called a singularity. In the case of a…
…5 July to mark the 40th birthday of in vitro fertilisation. Celebrate at a special Lates event in conversation with Louise Brown and Roger Gosden. Book your free ticket here…
…5 July to mark the 40th birthday of in vitro fertilisation. Celebrate at a special Lates event in conversation with Louise Brown and Roger Gosden. Book your free ticket here…
…black holes. And, with Roger Penrose, he discovered a new mystery: that deep inside them, and in the big bang, there lurked ‘singularities’ – where conditions transcended all known physics….
…in the story of black holes. He first caught the attention of his peers in the late 1960s, working with Roger Penrose on how general relativity sometimes breaks down, resulting…
…thousand things to worry about.” Armstrong to Houston: “Give us a reading on the 1202 Program Alarm.” Charlie Duke, the CapCom [Capsule Communicator] for the lunar landing: “Roger. We got…
…critics. The 2020 physics Nobel prize-winner, Sir Roger Penrose, told me recently that, though successful at some things, ‘current quantum mechanics is wrong.’ Quantum mechanics is wrong because it is…
…we measure the values we do because that’s where our universe lies on the landscape of possibilities. Portrait of Lord Martin Rees. Credit: Roger Harris Livio and Lord Rees conclude,…
…3.0) But, says Milekhin, the troublesome singularity still remained along with a related problem – that is, according to research by the British Nobelist Sir Roger Penrose – which is…
…Tim Gowers, Roger Penrose and Andrew Wiles. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyctvtlIKu8 In a follow up conversation with broadcaster and mathematician Hannah Fry, he described how he was a precocious child who regarded school…