his year, three researchers are being surrendered the Nobel Prize in Physics for their examination on dull openings. Today, Tuesday, the Royal Swedish Academy articulated the names of the three victors of the Nobel Prize in Physics. They are Roger Penrose of Oxford University in the United Kingdom, Reinhard Gengel of the Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics in Germany, and Andre Gage of the University of California, Los Angeles.

In a public verbalization, the Nobel Committee imparted that Roger Penrose had been yielded the Nobel Prize for his exposure of a "solid hypothesis of the theory of dull opening relativity." He will get half of the Nobel Prize. The preeminent evaluation of the prize is 10 million Swedish kronor (around 11 lakh 23 thousand dollars). Reinhard Gengel and Andre Gage will get the rest of the segment of the prize. They are being compensated for finding the presence of a huge dull gap in the purpose of the intermingling of our world.

One British and two American researchers have been surrendered the Nobel Prize this year for their critical exposures about the faint gap, the most amazing idea known to man. All three have made significant obligations in such a manner. Roger Penrose has appeared through his examination that the hypothesis of general relativity gives the opportunity of the birth-example of a dull opening. Also, Reinhard Gengel and Andre Gage found the presence of an intangible and significant thing at the purpose of union of our nearby planetary social occasion, which controls the advancement of the stars under it. Investigators acknowledge that this vague yet significant thing is a solid faint opening.