染雾轮椅上的霍金英语读后感 篇一
After reading "A Brief History of Time" by Stephen Hawking, I couldn't help but feel a deep sense of admiration and inspiration. Hawking's remarkable journey, from being diagnosed with ALS and confined to a wheelchair to becoming one of the greatest scientific minds of our time, is truly awe-inspiring.
One of the things that struck me the most about Hawking's story is his unwavering determination and resilience in the face of adversity. Despite being trapped in a body that was slowly deteriorating, he refused to let his physical limitations define him. Instead, he used his mind to explore the mysteries of the universe and make groundbreaking discoveries in the field of theoretical physics.
Hawking's ability to communicate complex scientific concepts in a way that is accessible to the general public is another aspect of his work that I greatly admire. He had a gift for taking complex theories and ideas and presenting them in a way that anyone could understand. Through his books and lectures, he made the wonders of the universe accessible to all, inspiring countless individuals to pursue their own curiosity and passion for science.
Furthermore, Hawking's work on black holes and the nature of time has had a profound impact on our understanding of the universe. His groundbreaking theories have challenged conventional wisdom and opened up new avenues of exploration for future scientists. His contributions to the field of cosmology will undoubtedly be remembered for generations to come.
But perhaps what touched me the most about Hawking's story is his indomitable spirit and sense of humor. Despite facing unimaginable challenges, he never lost his wit or his ability to find joy in life. He once said, "However difficult life may seem, there is always something you can do and succeed at." This quote encapsulates the essence of Hawking's philosophy and serves as a reminder to us all that no matter what obstacles we face, we have the power to overcome them.
In conclusion, "A Brief History of Time" not only provides a fascinating glimpse into the world of theoretical physics, but it also serves as a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. Stephen Hawking's remarkable journey from a wheelchair-bound scientist to a global icon is a testament to the power of the mind and the limitless potential that lies within each of us. His story is a source of inspiration and a reminder that with determination and perseverance, we can achieve greatness even in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds.
轮椅上的霍金英语读后感 篇二
After finishing "A Brief History of Time" by Stephen Hawking, I am left with a profound sense of awe and wonder. Hawking's ability to explain complex scientific theories in a way that is accessible to the general public is truly remarkable. His book has not only deepened my understanding of the universe but has also sparked a newfound curiosity and passion for the mysteries of the cosmos.
One of the key takeaways from the book is the concept of time. Hawking explores the nature of time and how it is intertwined with the fabric of the universe. His explanations of concepts such as the arrow of time and the possibility of time travel have challenged my preconceived notions and expanded my understanding of the universe.
Another aspect of the book that I found particularly intriguing is Hawking's discussion of black holes. His explanations of how black holes form, how they affect the fabric of spacetime, and the possibility of information loss within them have opened up new horizons in my understanding of these enigmatic cosmic phenomena.
Furthermore, Hawking's discussion of the origin and fate of the universe has left me in awe of the vastness and complexity of the cosmos. His theories on the Big Bang, inflation, and the ultimate fate of the universe have given me a newfound appreciation for the beauty and intricacy of the universe we live in.
But beyond the scientific concepts and theories, what truly captivated me about Hawking's book is his indomitable spirit and optimism. Despite facing a debilitating illness and being confined to a wheelchair, Hawking never lost his passion for exploring the mysteries of the universe. His resilience and determination serve as a powerful reminder that the human spirit is capable of transcending physical limitations and achieving greatness.
In conclusion, "A Brief History of Time" is a book that not only challenges our understanding of the universe but also inspires us to question, explore, and marvel at the wonders of the cosmos. Stephen Hawking's ability to communicate complex scientific ideas with clarity and simplicity is truly remarkable. His book has left a lasting impact on me, igniting a passion for science and a desire to continue unraveling the mysteries of the universe. I am grateful for the opportunity to have read this book and to have been introduced to the extraordinary mind of Stephen Hawking.
轮椅上的霍金英语读后感 篇三
Some time ago, we learned the wheelchair hawking, "to my feeling is quite deep, surge of emotion surge.
Hawking said the "king of the universe", at the age of 21 had lead to muscle atrophy Lou gehrig reye's syndrome. Soon completely paralyzed. In 1985 he was pneumonia in tracheal surgery, from now on can no longer speak. The doctor had diagnosed hawking can only live for two years. But he had a stubbornly lived for more than 40 years. And he is in this kind of universally acknowledged difficult found black hole evaporation, deduce the black hole of the big bang, becomes the leading to astrophysics... And was elected to the youngest member of the royal society, become a can only be one of the great scientist like Newton luca math professor of the lecture. Not only that, but he didn't think, cruel fate that he lost too much, on the contrary, he thought he should be happy for all that you have.
Thus, hawking has constantly seeking the scientific spirit of brave and strong personality power. He is not only a legendary physical talent, or an optimistic, it is fate, convincing the strong of life, a special person!
Hawking is worth us learn a lot. Among them, I appreciate most is the brave stubborn personality strength and optimistic upward, the fate of the spirit in the face. Because, if he is not brave soldiers, is not optimistic, not face up to fate, so he did not even have the courage to survive, to scientific achievements? To drag out an ignoble existence even if he, it must be ineffective, and die, will never have such a big achievement. So far as to say that brave stubborn personality strength and optimism, to face the fate of the spirit is the biggest cause of his success.
Back in the history, such a man as hawking still has a lot of, such as Beethoven, life in the silent world with beautiful melody is a sense of destiny in our own hands; Homer, does not see the light all the day he has exclusive light to tell the world of poetry was yearning and pursuit of light; Gao Shiji, infected with the virus, paralysis, inarticulate he dictated by the 5 million - word popular science works, realized his ideal - the spread of human science and civilization; Almond shaped, suffering from rheumatoid arthritis with touching words she let the world for her strong and unyielding and touched... These people don't just hawking, are against the strong and brave to face the fate and optimistic spirit in order to succeed?
We compared with hawking's any difficulties, but we do not afraid of difficulties in our life? I used to hate to practice calligraphy, always can't calm down to pr
actice calligraphy. After reading this article, I know: hawking met so big difficulties don't give up, I met such a small difficulties, more should not give up. I am determined to overcome all the difficulties, and build a good words!
A wheelchair hawking told us: such as Stephen has a brave and strong personality power, and upbeat, face the fate of the spirit, we will be able to succeed, to create brilliant.
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前一段时间，我们学习了《轮椅上的霍金》一文，令我感触颇深，心潮澎湃。
人称“宇宙之王”的霍金，21岁时患上了会导致肌肉萎缩的卢伽雷氏症。不久完全瘫痪。1985年，他因肺炎做了穿气管手术，从此再也不能说话。医生曾诊断霍金只能活两年。但他却一直顽强地活了四十多年。而且，他正是在这种举世公认的艰难中发现了黑洞的蒸发性，推断出黑洞的大爆炸，成为天体物理学之泰斗……并被选为最年轻的英国皇家学会会员，成为只有像牛顿那样的大科学家才能跻身的卢卡逊数学讲座的教授。不仅如此，他并没有认为，命运残酷地使他失去太多，相反地，他认为自己应该为自己所拥有的`一切而高兴。
由此可见，霍金有着不断求索的科学精神和勇敢坚强的人格力量。他不仅是一个充满传奇色彩的物理天才，还是一个乐观向上、正是命运的、令人折服的生活强者，一个非凡的人!
霍金值得我们学习的地方很多。其中，我最欣赏的是他那勇敢顽强的人格力量和乐观向上、正视命运的精神。因为，如果他不勇敢顽强，不乐观向上，不正视命运，那么他连活下去的勇气都没有，哪来的科学成就?即使他苟且偷生，那必定是碌碌无为，郁郁而终，绝不会有这么大的成就。甚至可以说，勇敢顽强的人格力量和乐观向上、正视命运的精神是他成功的最大原因。
回溯历史，像霍金这样的人还有很多，如贝多芬，生活在无声世界里的他用美妙的旋律诠释了命运在自己手中的道理;荷马，终日不见光明的他用曾经专属于光明世界的诗歌诉说了他对光明的向往和追求;高士其，感染甲脑病毒，全身瘫痪，口齿不清的他用口述而成的500万字的科普作品，实现了他的理想——将科学和文明遍撒人间;杏林子，身患类风湿性关节炎的她用感人至深的文字让世人为她的坚强与不屈而感动……这些人不正和霍金一样，都是靠着勇敢坚强、正视命运和乐观向上的精神才取得成功的吗?
我们的任何困难都不能与霍金的相比，但我们在生活中做到了不怕困难吗?我原来很讨厌练习书法，总是不能静下心来练字。读了这篇文章后，我知道了：霍金遇到了那么大的困难都没有放弃，我遇到这么小的困难就更不该放弃了。我决心克服所有的困难，练出一手好字!
《轮椅上的霍金》告诉我们：这样像霍金那样，有着勇敢坚强的人格力量，和乐观向上、正视命运的精神，就一定能取得成功，创造辉煌。
