Stephen Hawking is the Jan 8, 2022 Google Doodle

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Stephen Hawking, born on January 8, 1942, is commemorated in the Google Doodle on January 8, 2022, marking what would have been his 80th birthday. The discussion highlights the emotional impact of the tribute, with some expressing sadness that the doodle's caricature appears more vibrant than Hawking's actual appearance in his later years. The doodle serves as a reminder of his significant contributions to science and his enduring legacy.
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robphy said:
I just noticed that Stephen Hawking, who was born Jan 8, 1942 and would have been 80 today, is featured in the Jan 8, 2022 Google Doodle.
It's so sad when a google doodle caricature looks so much better than the original did. :cry:
 
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