Science Quotes

"Science advances human understanding."

"Science improves human existence."

"The purpose of science is to understand the world, not to change it."

"The constructions of science are not to be despised; they are serviceable, and deserve encouragement."

"Science seeks truth."

"Science reveals the mysteries of creation."

"The development of human culture depends upon scientific curiosity and moral courage."

"A nation that ignores science is a nation in decline."

"Science must never be pursued for its own sake, but for the benefit of mankind."

"Science and industry are the new weapons of nations."

"Science advances through bold hypotheses and rigorous testing."

"Mere mechanics may be so cultivated as to rise to a considerable degree of science."

"The microbe is so very small, you cannot make him out at all."

"Science is the study of God's works, properly conducted."

"Science enables us to understand the mechanisms of God's creation."

"Science must serve the state, not the reverse."

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

"The advancement of science and invention brings both wonder and responsibility."

"Nothing is a greater impediment to progress in the sciences than the desire to see it take a particular form."

"Science illuminates the truth."

"In mathematics you don't understand things. You just get used to them."

"Everyone has heard of the statistical regularity of the most random and capricious phenomena when they are aggregated in large numbers."

"Science and tradition need not be enemies if guided by wisdom."

"The scientist who ignores ethics builds instruments of his own destruction."

"Science reveals the laws of nature; morality teaches us how to live."

"Science and reason are the tools of human liberation."

"Science should serve humanity, not enslave it."

"Science is the pursuit of truth."

"Science liberates humanity from ignorance."

"Mathematicians do not study objects, but relations between objects; thus they are free to think about those relations even if the objects do not exist."