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Wednesday, March 3, 2021

Biography of professor and popular Scientist Stephen Hawking

 

Everything about Stephen Hawking is a source of inspiration, the plight of genius trapped in an ailing body, the hint of a smile brightening a face in which only a single muscle can move; the distinctively robotic voice was inviting us to share the exhilaration of discovery as his mind roams through the strangest corners of the Universe.

Against all the difficulty , this remarkable, figure has transcended this usual boundaries of Science. He is author of book ‘’A Brief History of Time. Which sold ten million copies. Cameo roles in popular comedy shows, invitations to the White house and a well-received movie about his life have confirmed him as a celebrity. He has achieved nothing less than becoming the most famous scientist in the world.

He was given two years to live In 1960s when he was diagnosed with motor neuron disease. But He was still researching, writing, travelling and regularly appearing in the news after more than fifty years. His daughter Lucy, explaining this extraordinary drive, describes him as ‘enormously stubborn.’

 Whether through the pain of his personal story or ability to enthuse, Hawking captures the imagination. He had warned that humankind faced a series of disasters of its own making and an article reporting his words was the most read on the BBC website.

It is a terrible irony that such a great communicator couldn’t have a normal conversation .For interviews, the questions had to be sent in advance. In his Cambridge office, the board was covered with equations. Mathematics of the most rarefied kind of currency of cosmology. But Stephan Hawking’s unique contribution to scientific research was to harness the approaches of apparently very different specialism: most famously , he was the first to investigate the vast realm of space using scientific techniques devised to study the tiny particles inside atoms.

 The legendary scientist , theoretical physicist  Stephan Hawking was born on January 8, 1942 and died on March 14, 2018 leaving a his excellent discoveries for the word. Discovery of Black Hole is not only his achievement its great contribution to space science.



Saturday, October 26, 2019

King who Commited a Rape- Nepal History

King Pratap Malla of Kathmandu has a big name in the history of Nepal. Almost all historians consider him a skilled ruler, great reformer, and good personality. However, one aspect of Pratap Malla's life is that anyone who gets to know him may hate him. Raja Pratap Malla, who was a married couple and more than 100 concubines, was very erotic in his youth. According to the legend in Kathmandu, he was always with women.

Because of his such opposite sex attraction, King Pratap Malla was sometimes converted from man to animal. The incident that resulted in the conversion of Raja Pratap Malla into an animal is 1712 B.S At that time, a girl was caught in the eyes of King Pratap Malla. The story says that when Raja Pratap Malla proposed sex to the girl who did not even have menstruation, the girl, who did not even know the meaning of it, got into confusion when the king forced her, which is called rape in present day language.
The girl, who could not bear her pain, died immediately after being forced into Raja Pratap Malla. After the death of the girl, King Pratap Malla trembled with fear of a fateful fate. On seeing the king's condition, he was immediately taken to Pashupatinath shelter.
At Pashupatinath, King Pratap Malla spent about three months doing penance. During this stay, King Pratap Malla established Kotihom in Pashupatinath and also established Kotti Ling. The gold bull that we see on the roof of Pashupatinath is also offered by Raja Pratap Malla for his sins.Not only that, Raja Pratap Malla also paid a balance of silver for all his male members in the royal family at that time. Then Tantrik Lambarkarna Bhatt of the Durbar informed that he had been acquitted. The drama 'Giti Digambar', which was composed in the same happiness, is still regarded as one of the greatest achievements of Malla period literature.

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