Science Quotes

"Science and mystery are neighbors, not enemies."

"To advance knowledge, one must first question everything."

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

"Science seeks the poetry written in creation."

"The heavens declare the glory of creation, and in studying them we study the mind of the Creator."

"The universe operates by laws that are discoverable, not by whim divine."

"Nature's secrets are written in mathematics, not in superstition."

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

"The heavens operate by reason, not by the whims of authority."

"In every measurement lies the possibility of wonder."

"To understand type is to understand that all things are arrangements of smaller things."

"The investigator should have a robust faith and yet not believe."

"In the laboratory of human experience, failure is often the greatest teacher."

"The scientist who cannot admit ignorance has ceased to be a scientist."

"The progress of science without the guidance of ethics leads to catastrophe."

"Science is the language God speaks to humanity."

"The greatest discovery is not in the stars above, but in the mind within."

"What we observe is not nature itself, but nature exposed to our method of questioning."

"The universe speaks in the language of mathematics to those who listen."

"The testimony of nature is clearer than the testimony of tradition."

"The science of living well is the highest science."

"Science without conscience becomes the servant of evil."

"The universe is alive with hidden harmonies waiting to be discovered."

"Science is organized curiosity about the sacred."

"Science seeks to read God's thoughts after Him."

"The study of anatomy is the study of divine geometry."

"The universe is not made for us; we are made to understand the universe."

"The universe speaks in the language of circles and spheres."

"The center of the universe is wherever understanding blooms."

"The universe is not chaos; it is order we have not yet perceived."