Steven hawking
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cannabineer
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Entered the event horizon ...
Godspeed Stephen
With a dx of ALS he had a good, long run. I hope he has all the answers now.
dannyboy602
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Loved him. Will definitely miss his take on these crazy times.
shrxhky420
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76, that's a good run indeed.
SH420
SH420
Sir Napsalot
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Yeah I just heard
it's amazing he lived this long with ALS
it's amazing he lived this long with ALS
tyler.durden
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RIP, Steven. Thank you for all of your brilliant work, quick wit, and keen insight. There is a black hole where my heart used to be...
WeedFreak78
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Are we sure he wasn't just uploaded to the mainframe?
Roger A. Shrubber
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if there is an afterlife, i'm sure he's enjoying the answers he sought, in a nice healthy body
lokie
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RIP
This must have been an exciting day for Stephen.
In Stephen we trust.
https://www.leafly.com/indica/stephen-hawking-kush
This must have been an exciting day for Stephen.
In Stephen we trust.
https://www.leafly.com/indica/stephen-hawking-kush
ttystikk
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https://www.theguardian.com/science/2018/mar/14/stephen-hawking-professor-dies-aged-76
Godspeed to a uniquely enlightening intellect. He was our time's greatest example of an individual who not only transcended his disability but made us feel fortunate for his gifts.
Godspeed to a uniquely enlightening intellect. He was our time's greatest example of an individual who not only transcended his disability but made us feel fortunate for his gifts.
lokie
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Update bump.
Stephen Hawking laid to rest between graves of Sir Isaac Newton and Charles Darwin
On Friday afternoon, thousands gathered to see the ashes of Prof Hawking, who died in March at the age of 76, buried between those of Sir Isaac Newton and Sir Charles Darwin in an entirely earthly thanksgiving service at Westminster Abbey. Some 3,500 light-years away, meanwhile, the nearest black hole from our planet, 1A 0620-00, was preparing to receive a special message.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/20...h-leads-tributes-stephen-hawking-westminster/
Stephen Hawking laid to rest between graves of Sir Isaac Newton and Charles Darwin
On Friday afternoon, thousands gathered to see the ashes of Prof Hawking, who died in March at the age of 76, buried between those of Sir Isaac Newton and Sir Charles Darwin in an entirely earthly thanksgiving service at Westminster Abbey. Some 3,500 light-years away, meanwhile, the nearest black hole from our planet, 1A 0620-00, was preparing to receive a special message.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/20...h-leads-tributes-stephen-hawking-westminster/
jerryb73
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Yep, I’m watching the news now, just showed that.Update bump.
Stephen Hawking laid to rest between graves of Sir Isaac Newton and Charles Darwin
On Friday afternoon, thousands gathered to see the ashes of Prof Hawking, who died in March at the age of 76, buried between those of Sir Isaac Newton and Sir Charles Darwin in an entirely earthly thanksgiving service at Westminster Abbey. Some 3,500 light-years away, meanwhile, the nearest black hole from our planet, 1A 0620-00, was preparing to receive a special message.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/20...h-leads-tributes-stephen-hawking-westminster/
kelly4
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Why is there a picture of them carrying a casket if he was cremated?Update bump.
Stephen Hawking laid to rest between graves of Sir Isaac Newton and Charles Darwin
On Friday afternoon, thousands gathered to see the ashes of Prof Hawking, who died in March at the age of 76, buried between those of Sir Isaac Newton and Sir Charles Darwin in an entirely earthly thanksgiving service at Westminster Abbey. Some 3,500 light-years away, meanwhile, the nearest black hole from our planet, 1A 0620-00, was preparing to receive a special message.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/20...h-leads-tributes-stephen-hawking-westminster/
Did they carry the urn inside of the casket, or what?
Roger A. Shrubber
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dunno, was kind of wondering about that myself...
did a little reading, apparently it's just a custom, so people have a place to place flowers , and act distraught. the ashes are in the coffin, but the coffin itself isn't usually buried
did a little reading, apparently it's just a custom, so people have a place to place flowers , and act distraught. the ashes are in the coffin, but the coffin itself isn't usually buried