Stephen Hawking Discovers The Black Hole Theory | The Theory Of Everything (2014) | Screen Bites

Stephen Hawking (Eddie Redmayne) and his professor Dennis Sciama (David Thewlis) attend a lecture on black holes and Stephen comes to the conclusion that those black holes may have been part of the creation of the universe, and decides to write his thesis on them.
What is The Theory of Everything about?
The Theory Of Everything (2014) - Synopsis: Stephen Hawking, an excellent astrophysics student working on his research, learns that he suffers from motor neurone disease and has around two years to live.
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[@dennisjoseph3436]

He was too smart that God had to nerf him

[@heinzdoof8310]

He researched black holes his entire life but died right before the first picture of a black hole

[@TheDanielmeeks]

“Keep going, develop the mathematics”

[@KuromiDarklord]

Everybody gangsta until they ask you to “Develop the mathematics”

[@rodgermilner7800]

"This guy knows how to draw a perfect circle"

[@ITheWalkable]

“Keep going, develop the mathematics”

[@terciodeflandes97]

So this is what professor Lupin was doing when he left Hogwarts.

[@chainmail5886]

"There are 10 Million Million Million Million Million Million Million-Particles in the universe that we can observe. Your momma took the ugly ones and put them into one nerd."-Hawking, probally.

[@Fitchy-ke3wz]

Oh dear Steven. You've been a naughty boy. You should have taken the space shuttle not the private jet

[@ivyinabottle]

Me, pretending to understand what they’re talking about: ah yes, subatomic particles and whatnot.. a space time singularity yes yes of course

[@jdmusiclover5804]

Fantastic Black Holes and Where to Find Them 🌌

[@glennfrancisco2908]

"Youuuuuu.... have no idea what's your messin with here boy"

[@Zamntron]

0:06

[@elcuy7518]

If this were a real physics classroom there would be more premature loss of hair

[@arcane1871]

"He went on to smaller holes"

[@kostyaincredible9143]

The most amazing person on earth. Despite his illness, he did something that several million people around the world could not do!!! I admire and admire you!!! You're a whole block. You are more than an iceberg or an ocean. With great respect, Stephen Hawking.

[@mephistopheles1765]

If you pay close attention, when they are spinning, you can see Stephen's right foot sliding over the ground; demonstrating the progression of the disease, unbeknownst to him.

[@rangerslayer2260]

I read his book "A Brief History of Time", it was a fascinating read. I never studied Physics, Astrophysics, or Theoretical Physics, but his command of the English language and how he managed to word something so complex to be understandable for all was amazing. I read about stuff like this in my spare time, though I studied a different area of Science. Sad to know he passed away and that was two years ago now.

[@blueberrymateen7200]

Why is KZbin recommending this to me now lmao

[@GekkeGamePlay]

Eddie Redmayne's performance was amazing, and he deserved that Oscar completely