A mother and father have been jailed for life for the murder of their baby son on Christmas Day.
08.05.2023 - 10:11 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
One of Manchester's top attractions is preparing to unveil a brand new display dedicated to the remarkable life of a world-renowned theoretical physicist later this month.
Launching at the end of May at the Science and Industry Museum, 'Stephen Hawking at Work' will explore the life of the physicist through significant objects from his office. The display will provide insights into Hawking’s time as a scientist, science communicator, and as a person who lived with motor neurone disease.
The new exhibition arrives as the museum prepares for a busy May half-term, which will also see families get stuck into a new activity based around robotics and digital discovery. At the end of the month, it will also bid farewell to its 'Turn It Up: The power of music' exhibition - a world-first installation that launched as part of last year's Manchester Science Festival.
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The Science Museum Group acquired the contents of Professor Hawking’s office in May 2021 and now people from across the country are being given the opportunity to see a selection of these fascinating objects up close. Highlights of the new exhibition will include a rare copy of Hawking's PhD thesis, a wager he made with his peers on whether what falls into a black hole is forever lost to our universe, and an invitation to a party for time travellers that the acclaimed physicist hosted.
The display will also include details of how his work links to Manchester, as discoveries by scientists in the city cleared the path to develop two of the most important ideas about our universe, quantum theory and general relativity. As well as looking at his work, the display will also provide insight into
A mother and father have been jailed for life for the murder of their baby son on Christmas Day.
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