Science Quotes

"Every observation chips away at ignorance and builds understanding."

"The universe is an open book written in the language of mathematics."

"Mathematics is the language through which God has written the universe."

"The universe follows mathematical principles that are universally understood."

"The study of geometry reveals the mind of God."

"To understand mathematics is to understand the language of creation."

"The same atoms which now constitute the brain of an idiot, formerly constituted the brain of Aristotle."

"The universe is written in the language of mathematics."

"In mathematics, truth is absolute and eternal."

"Science reveals the mechanisms of creation."

"Science is humanity's greatest tool for understanding creation."

"Mathematics is the alphabet in which God has written the universe."

"Numbers are the highest degree of knowledge. It is knowledge itself."

"Scientific discovery requires both courage and curiosity."

"The contemplation of things as they are, without error or confusion, is in itself a nobler thing than a whole harvest of invention."

"The human body of the sciences is best held together by mutual dependence and connection."

"Scientific inquiry is the pursuit of truth through observation and reason."

"Science answers how; wisdom asks why."

"The natural world is a book written in the language of mathematics and observation."

"Magic is merely science not yet understood."

"The secrets of nature yield to those who ask the right questions."

"A single careful experiment outweighs a thousand careless assumptions."

"What we call supernatural is often simply natural law not yet comprehended."

"In the study of effects, we discover the nature of causes."

"The study of particulars leads to understanding of universals."

"The universe operates by law, not by whim or magic."

"What we call coincidence is correlation we have not yet understood."

"The natural philosopher's greatest tool is wonder combined with rigor."

"The universe speaks in the language of mathematics and natural law."

"The study of effects teaches us the nature of causes; the study of causes teaches us the nature of reality."