Stephen Hawking covers Monty Python Galaxy Song

Hawking explains how the universe works in Python song and gets to run over Brian Cox

Stephen Hawking
Hawking experiences zero gravity on board a jet making parabolic loops over the Atlantic in April 2007. During the flight, Hawking made two weightless flips like "a gold medal gymnast" according to the chairman of the company that owns the jet.

Professor Stephen Hawking has covered Monty Python's famous Galaxy Song on a recording released this week on digital download and video. A vinyl version of the song, originally from the 1983 movie Monty Python's the Meaning of Life, will also be released this weekend as part of Record Store Day 2015.

The famous physicist, 73, who suffers from neurodegenerative disease ALS, performs the track in his distinctive computer-voice.

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