A tribute to Stephen Hawking | Christophe Galfard | TEDxOslo

How much do we know about the universe today and what is the legacy that Stephen Hawking has left to us. Dr. Christophe Galfard is a French author and physicist. As a scientist, he worked on black holes and the origin(s) of our universe with Professor Stephen Hawking, his Ph.D. supervisor, at Cambridge University, England. Nowadays, Dr. Galfard devotes his time to spreading scientific knowledge to the general public.
He has given talks in front of more than 700 000 people worldwide and written 6 books, including a children one with Stephen Hawking and his daughter, Lucy, called George’s Secret Key to the Universe. In 2017, he co-hosted a BBC2 prime time documentary about colonizing another planet. Dr. Galfard’s latest book, «The Universe in Your Hand», is a #1 International Bestseller translated in more than 20 languages. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@thanasisballas6393]

Beautiful speech nice book by the way (the univerce in your hands)

[@damodarsubedi5085]

what a lovely speech . i respect u....dr. christophe galfard

[@t.j8689]

Wonderful speech by a wonderful physicist.

[@AlexAlex-dr9zc]

J'ai adoré ce discours, merci et bravo Christophe !

[@nevenabratanova7621]

Coucou, j'apprends le francais et il y a un pareil discours en français, que me plait beaucoup plus :) en raison de la lanque française!

[@netlove1121]

J’adore ❤ Merci.

[@ailithic5448]

Will miss you Stephen, now I will only have Neil and Brian Cox 😣😣😣, I feel sorry for any aliens who will hear his voice being broadcast out though. ✌️🖖. Mwahaha maybe the universe only needed 7trillion m3 worth of space time fabric and a qauntum entagled photon being so far away from each other that they cause a massive rip in space strong enough to rip raw space into solid form, and worm holes become possible by poking a hole into the quanta realm of influence, or the quantifiable level of theoretical Dynamics where even photons become infinitly fast. Hehe

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Heello. I am early

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