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im Vorwort zu "Das Universum in der Nußschale", München, 2003. Übersetzer: Hainer Kober. ISBN 3-423-33090-2
"I HADN'T EXPECTED MY POPULAR BOOK, A Brief History of Time, to be such a success. It was on the London Sunday Times bestseller list for over four years, which is longer than any other book has been, and remarkable for a book on science that was not easy going." - The Universe in a Nutshell. Bantam Book 2001, foreword p. vii
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Wem gehört die Zukunft? Übersetzung Christian Benne. DIE WELT 20.3.1999 http://www.welt.de/print-welt/article568535/Wem-gehoert-die-Zukunft.html
"Of course many people will say that genetic engineering on humans should be banned. But I rather doubt if they will be able to prevent it. [...] Unless we have a totalitarian world order, someone will design improved humans somewhere. [...] But by the end of the next millennium, if we get there, the change will be fundamental." - Science in the Next Millennium. Remarks by Stephen Hawking at the Second White House Millennium Evening, March 6, 1998 clinton4.nara.gov http://clinton4.nara.gov/Initiatives/Millennium/shawking.html
Das Universum in der Nußschale, München, 2003. Übersetzer: Hainer Kober. ISBN 3-423-33090-2
"Still, I think we can become a lot more intelligent than most of the people in Star Trek, not that that might be difficult." - The Universe in a Nutshell. Bantam Book 2001, chapter 6: Our Future? Star Trek or Not? p. 168
www.netzeitung.de http://www.netzeitung.de/wissenschaft/419899.html, Hawking bekommt 16.000 E-Mails auf Frage, 08. Juli 2006
"In a world that is in chaos, politically, socially and environmentally, how can the human race sustain another 100 years?" - zitiert in: Ian Sample, The great man's answer to the question of human survival: Er, I don't know. The Guardian 3. August 2006 http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2006/aug/03/scientists.spaceexploration