Science Quotes

"The earth floats freely in space, held by no force but the balance of all forces."

"To study nature is to study the mind of creation itself."

"In the rotation of the cosmos, we find both order and disorder in perfect measure."

"The atoms and void alone truly exist."

"By convention there is color, by convention sweetness, by convention bitterness; in reality there are atoms and void."

"Matter is infinite, eternal and immutable."

"I would rather discover one natural cause than become the King of Persia."

"When we breathe, we take in the very essence of the universe itself."

"In the void between stars floats the substance of all creation."

"The observer changes what is observed through the act of observation."

"The greatest discovery is that the observer and observed are one."

"Never can these things be such that fire alone shall make them, or water alone, or air, or earth"

"The ear is the passage of sound"

"The eye perceives through fire"

"The universe speaks in the language of mathematics"

"Investigate the nature of all things."

"Those who wish to understand nature must first understand themselves."

"Science is the pursuit of truth through evidence."

"Observe the heavens and you will find that the universe speaks in geometric truths."

"The sun is not Apollo's chariot, but a wheel of fire that harnesses cosmic energy."

"To understand motion is to understand the nature of being itself."

"The boundless cannot be measured, yet its effects can be observed in all measurable things."

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

"The laws of nature are written in the language of mathematics."

"The man who understands the nature of atoms understands the universe."

"Science unlocks the mysteries that faith can only contemplate."

"Science reveals how; philosophy asks why."

"Science is the study of nature's secrets and our responsibility to use that knowledge wisely."

"In the assembly of atoms lies the secret of all becoming."

"The universe writes its laws not in words but in the behavior of its elements."