This prophecy, done by Hawking, before death, knows how many years mankind will live?
Hawking has done a lot of research, but in his view this shook the world
International Desk: Stephen Hawking, the great scientist who made a twist in his thirteen extraordinary research on Black Holes, died at the age of 76. Stephen Hawking has done many research in his life, but in one of his words he shook the world, when he warned the entire humanity, to save his life, every person should leave the planet within 100 years and move on to another planet.
He said, take a ball and knock it around. Now immerse it in petrol. Now when this fire is set on fire, every corner will fire, which we will call the fireball. In 600 years the earth will be like a fireball. You may be 600 years away, but let me tell you that the time is moving very fast.
Hawking said that, when the earth becomes a sphere of fire, mankind will end but not human. Humans will have to find a new world on another planet. If not, then nobody can survive. The reason behind this is the changing situation of the earth. The population is increasing, forests are declining. People are using fuel for their own needs. All of this is getting hot. Climate change is rapidly spoiling the situation.
He claimed this in a documentary 'Expedition New Earth'. In which he said that if mankind are to live then they will have to search for life somewhere else. Hawking warned that human aggression has become more dangerous in collaboration with technological development. Through the activity nuclear or biological war, it can destroy all of us. He said that a global government can save us from it. He said that as a human the species may lose its ability to survive.
At the age of 21, Stephen suffered a serious illness by amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. Usually this disease takes life in 5 years. After being diagnosed with ailment, the doctors also told him that he could not survive for more than two years, but during the more than 50 years of life, Hawking proved his doctor's prophecy wrong.
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