Quote by Ernest Rutherford

"Of all the various kinds of knowledge which we term science, there is none, I presume, more interesting or more important than that which treats of the properties, constitution, and uses of water."

Ernest Rutherford Nature
Nuclear Physicist New Zealand-British 1871–1937

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