Stephen hawking's philosophical views and the hidden truths of the universe
Abdullayev Sherzod KomilovichIndependent Researcher , Department of Philosophy and Logic , National University of Uzbekistan
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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 bythe 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.
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