Stephen Hawking : A 75-Year-Old | Is Going To Space

                                     Wheelchair-bound theoretical physicist and cosmologist Stephen Hawking is finally going on his very first space odyssey. Guess what? Stephen Hawking is passionate about his forthcoming Space Flight on Virgin Galactic.

We all know about renowned British scientist Stephen Hawking, who spent most of his life studying the complexity of the universe. He mostly talks about black holes, quantum gravity, quantum mechanics and much more interesting things. Stephen Hawking, in an Interview with a TV show Good Morning Britain said: “My three children have brought me great joy — and I can tell you what will make me happy, to travel in space.”

“I thought no one would take me but Richard Branson has offered me a seat on Virgin Galactic, and I said yes immediately” Well, all the thanks goes to Sir Richard Branson and his Virgin Galactic Spaceflight company who has opened space travel to common folk. Well, this Virgin Galactic’s space travel isn’t going to be the first time when Stephen Hawking would experience Zero Gravity.

Back in the year 2007, Stephen Hawking enjoyed zero gravity through a flight aboard a revised Boeing 727 aircraft controlled by Zero Gravity Corporation. Well, Stephen Hawking is bound to a wheelchair as we already mentioned because he suffers a motor neuron disease since he was 21. He speaks through computers and travels with staffs.

The last time when he experiences zero gravity in a modified Boeing 727 jet he said “The zero-G part was wonderful, and the higher-G part was no problem. I could have gone on and on. Space, here I come!”

The date of a journey has not been set yet. Stephen Hawking believes that the venture is sooner rather than later. However, Stephen Hawking is the only person who has been given a free ticket with Virgin Galactic.

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