Stephen hawking's philosophical views and the hidden truths of the universe

Abstract

In the twentieth century, many discoveries were made about space bodies and phenomena in the universe. Stephen Hawking's discovery of black holes. A star that has used up all its energy begins to shrink inward. As a result of this compression, a powerful gravitational field with an infinitely high density and a mass close to zero is formed in the place of the star. This area is called a "black hole" in astronomy. Black holes cannot be seen even with the most powerful telescopes. Because they absorb photons. As a result, it loses the light that can be perceived by the human eye and does not reflect them at all. The presence of a black hole can be determined by the extremely strong magnetic field created around it.