Huojin: The brightest star in the night sky today

The scientist who gives you infinite reverie about space is gone.
According to Sky News and other media sources, the famous physicist Shidifenhuojin died at the age of 76. The news has been confirmed by the Huojin family.
Huojin was born in Oxford, England, on January 8, 1942. His father, a tropical disease expert who graduated from Oxford, and his mother, who taught at the University, had an impact on him. In 1959, Huojin, 17, went to Oxford to study natural science and then to Cambridge to study cosmology.
In 1976, Huojin proposed the "black hole paradox," which he believed that black holes in the formation process, the quality of the reduced while still in the form of energy radiation to the outside world. But the radiation in the theory does not contain any information about the matter inside the black hole, and once the black hole condenses and evaporates, all that information disappears. But 28 years later, Huojin "refutes" his theory, admitting that the "black hole paradox" is wrong.
Still, Huojin's contribution to science is evident. He proved the singularity of general relativity and the black hole area theorem. His theories of black hole evaporation and the borderless Huojin model were an important step in unifying the two fundamental theories of 20th century physics -- Einstein's theory of relativity and Pulangke's quantum mechanics.
Huojin's great power over the world came from his strong will.
At his age, Huojin developed Lugaret's disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, which soon paralysed him and left only three fingers active. By the age of 43, Huojin had lost his speech to pneumonia. Although doctors said he could live up to two years, Huojin fought 50 years.
He once said, "Don't be mentally handicapped though you are physically handicapped. "
Despite his loss of language, Huojin did not give up the universe he loved. In 1988, Huojin published A Brief History of Time. Starting from the black hole, this book explores the origin and destination of the universe, and the advanced knowledge of astrophysics has entered the public's field of view and become the enlightenment of many people. The book has even trained a group of physics and science enthusiasts. The emergence of the Brief History of Time has led many people to rediscover Huojin as scientific educators.
In 2010, Huojin warned that humans should be careful when trying to connect with other life forms in outer space because we are not sure if they will be friendly to humans. If we are the only intelligent life form in the Galaxy, we should make sure we survive and continue. But in the face of the planet's limited resources and exponential growth in population, our only chance of survival in the long term is not to remain on Earth, but to find a way out of space.
He predicted that in 2032, the planet entered an ice age and global warming; In 2060, humanity must leave the earth; In 2100, humans entered outer space and new races emerged; In 2215, the earth will face catastrophic destruction; In 2600, the earth became a fiery fireball.
In the wake of AI's rise, the aging scientist also expressed his concerns. "The rise of powerful artificial intelligence is either the best or the worst in human history," he warned. We are still uncertain about the good and the bad, and now mankind has no choice but to do everything in its power to ensure that its future development is beneficial to mankind and the environment. "
Although fame and controversy coexist, no one fails to respect Huojin's spirit of scientific research and his inspiration and encouragement to the world.
Some say Huojin's death means "a missing link to the universe's VPN"; Others said, "Man owes him a Nobel Prize and he belongs to the universe. " On the day that Huojin left, he was placed with Galileo and Einstein -- who died on the anniversary of Galileo(January 8, 1642) but left on the day of his birth(March 14, 1879).