Who said "The heavens declare what the eye alone cannot measure."?

This quote is attributed to William Herschel.

The heavens declare what the eye alone cannot measure. - William Herschel

"The heavens declare what the eye alone cannot measure."

William Herschel Nature

Astronomer German-English 1738–1822

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"We observe a star, and from the light that reaches us we must infer all its properties."

"The great object of my life has been to observe as many celestial phenomena as possible."

"Nature teaches us about beauty."

"Nature teaches us patience and wisdom"

"Sometimes it snows in April."

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