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March 14th will also mark the death anniversary of Stephen Hawking, the physicist who reshaped cosmology. He died at age 76.
Stephen Hawking passed away on Pi Day. 3.14
Even in death, he parted with his awesome sense of humour. #RIPstephenhawking pic.twitter.com/I5EkBV4aMv
— Pedro Marques (@MetroManTO) March 14, 2018
Wow. Stephen Hawking went out on pi day. Respect.
— colton dunn (@captdope) March 14, 2018
Quite a day, March 14th.
It's Pi day.
Einstein's birthday.
And the day we lost Stephen Hawking.#RIP
— IM????HIM (@ziyatong) March 14, 2018
So symbolic that Stephen Hawking died on Pi day :(
— Edwin Lacierda (@dawende) March 14, 2018
Stephen Hawking.
What an expansive gift he shared with the universe. And it’s Pi Day in England. So he left us with a wink. #RIP
— Kirsten Nelson (@nelsonKirsten) March 14, 2018
On the date Galileo was born, Richard Feynman died. On the date Galileo died, Hawking was born. On the date Einstein was born, Stephen Hawking died (also, Pi Day). Universe is full of surprises.
— Rama Mamuaya (@rampok) March 14, 2018
Stephen Hawking passing away on Pi Day is the most Stephen Hawking thing ever. RIP to a brilliant mind.
— Tim Williams (@realtimwilliams) March 14, 2018
Stephen Hawking died on #PiDay.
I wonder if he had that planned...
— Alternative NOAA (@altNOAA) March 14, 2018
Stephen Hawking was #OldSchoolCool. He would pass away on #PiDay. pic.twitter.com/1OCoYk5U8O
— Arturas Kerelis (@arturaskerelis) March 14, 2018
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