This book provides an overview of Stephen Hawking's theories on the origin and structure of the universe. It discusses Hawking's work unifying general relativity and quantum mechanics in his theory of everything. The book chronicles ideas about the universe from the geocentric model to the current accepted model of the big bang. It explains Hawking's theories on black holes and their properties. A key concept is Hawking radiation, which posits that black holes emit radiation and could evaporate over time. The book also explores Hawking's speculation on the origin of the universe through inflationary theory and no boundary condition, as well as the possibility of a unified theory encompassing all forces.