Science Quotes

"Science is the topography of ignorance."

"Science is the pursuit of truth."

"Every scientist dreams of making a discovery that will benefit humanity."

"Science and art sometimes make discoveries that are of immediate benefit to everyone."

"Science is the systematic arrangement of knowledge. Poetry is the arrangement of emotion."

"Science and art are merely different languages for the same human impulse: to understand."

"Science reveals the how but rarely answers the why that troubles the human heart."

"Science reveals the mechanism of nature, but cannot explain why it exists."

"Science progresses by asking better questions, not by finding final answers."

"That is the very essence of science: ask an impertinent question, and you are on the way to a pertinent answer."

"Science seeks to understand creation."

"Science is a process of changing knowledge. It is not a mountain to climb and claim victory at the top."

"In his chemistry laboratory, he found not just formulas but metaphors for life."

"The advancement of science should benefit all humankind."

"Science and faith need not be enemies."

"Science is not about knowing all the answers; it is about asking the right questions."

"Science without imagination is merely calculation."

"Science advances through the marriage of observation and imagination."

"Science seeks answers; faith seeks meaning."

"Knowledge should serve humanity, not enslave it."

"Science reveals the wonderful mysteries underlying our existence."

"My most daring literary venture lies in the invention of a new kind of psychology."

"Science is but a long series of mistakes."

"Science without conscience is a sword without a hilt."

"Science progresses by questioning the answers of yesterday."

"The price of science is eternal vigilance."

"The test of all knowledge is experiment."

"The science of observation reveals truths that theory alone cannot discern."

"Science seeks to explain the how; wisdom seeks to understand the why."

"Science explains the mechanism of miracles; both knowledge and wonder have their rightful place."