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A poem for him

You have taught us that
the body is useless when
we are all hearth and mind,
what does it mean pointing a galaxy,
if you are the only one to see it
with a naked eye?
You didn't have a paralyzed smile,
You could have sulked
but you preferred for your will
to immobilize a permanent,
beautiful smile.
Bye, Stephan!

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S. Hawking died on 14th March 2018 in Cambridge at the age of 76.
His wife and his son announced the death.
His heart stops beating during the night and he didn' t wake up any more.

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His friend Ruffini would have liked on his tombstone the formula on the mass, that is the mathematic formula about the measures of the energy issued by the black holes since their birth

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1. Why are you interesting in stars science?
2. How do you see the world in a hundred years?
3.What is your biggest ambition?
4. What will you say to young people
that they would like to become a scientist?
5. How can you manage to  go on despite your illness?

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Stephen Hawking is the world's most famous scientist. At school his nickname was Einstein, but he was lazy and his marks weren't very good. He later got a scholarship to Oxford University, scoring 100℅  in his Physics exam. Then he went to Cambridge University to do a PhD in cosmology. Here he started falling over. The diagnosis was motor neurone disease, and at 21, the doctors gave him two years to live. He uses movements of his cheek to write one word in one minute on his computer keybord. Hawking's biggest ambition is to go into space.
This is his key words: "Look up at the stars, not down at your feet."