British astrophysicist Stephen Hawking said the previous evening, in a network show devoted to the International Space Station (ISS), that in 50 years individuals will live on the Moon and we will be en route to Mars, considering that this century will be the "Space Age."
Teacher Hawking trusts that humankind will confront the fast approaching danger of elimination if different planets won't be colonized because excessively numerous individuals will live on Earth, and the earth can not bolster an unlimited number of individuals.
Stephen Hawking made the remarks amid the show "Live from Space: Lap of the Planet," communicate on Channel 4 in the United Kingdom, amid which space explorers on the International Space Station (ISS) were transmitted live from the circle.
The 72-year-old teacher stated: "Our planet is an old world, debilitated with a regularly extending populace and limited assets. We should envision these dangers and have an arrangement B.
On the off chance that our species is to survive the following hundred years, not to mention a thousand, it is essential we voyage out into the obscurity of room to colonize new universes over the universe.
On the off chance that we take this way, I have most likely that this century will go down, ever, as the actual Space Age."
ISS positions third among the brightest questions in the sky after the Sun and Moon, and can be seen on crisp evenings as a beautiful spot. The show introduced British watchers the life and work of space travelers on board the ISS.
Stephen Hawking, moving with a wheelchair and conveying through a PC and a voice synthesizer, has been determined to have a degenerative neural infection "amyotrophic horizontal sclerosis" at 21 years old, and specialists said at the time that he had left not more than a few years. Presently Stephen Hawking is a standout amongst the most regarded researchers on the planet, known for his work on dark openings and his "Brief History of Time," which turned into a global success.
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