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Fantastic
Really captured his amazing mind and childlike view of the most complicated theories of the universe, aswell as his sense of humour.
Commercial recognition that is more than a little belated.
It has spurred me to have another read of his two books, "A brief history of time", and "the universe in a nutshell". I admit quite a few parts of it were beyond my intellect first time around, even when he was using simple terms. Great stuff though.
Really captured his amazing mind and childlike view of the most complicated theories of the universe, aswell as his sense of humour.
Commercial recognition that is more than a little belated.
It has spurred me to have another read of his two books, "A brief history of time", and "the universe in a nutshell". I admit quite a few parts of it were beyond my intellect first time around, even when he was using simple terms. Great stuff though.
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Hawkin.
*Wins*
*Wins*
It was on today! Oh damn....
But I saw an advert for it yesterday and it said 'coming soon'.
But I saw an advert for it yesterday and it said 'coming soon'.
It's not so much what he said but the way he said it.
He had such a cheeky grin :D
He had such a cheeky grin :D
Which is?
I like Hawking's opinion of Red Dwarf >D
sorry, I should have posted earlier.
Oh thanks for reminding me now, after it's finished.
Fantastic
Really captured his amazing mind and childlike view of the most complicated theories of the universe, aswell as his sense of humour.
Commercial recognition that is more than a little belated.
It has spurred me to have another read of his two books, "A brief history of time", and "the universe in a nutshell". I admit quite a few parts of it were beyond my intellect first time around, even when he was using simple terms. Great stuff though.
Really captured his amazing mind and childlike view of the most complicated theories of the universe, aswell as his sense of humour.
Commercial recognition that is more than a little belated.
It has spurred me to have another read of his two books, "A brief history of time", and "the universe in a nutshell". I admit quite a few parts of it were beyond my intellect first time around, even when he was using simple terms. Great stuff though.
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