Science Quotes

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

"Problems are the lifeblood of mathematics."

"Every real number can be understood through the structure of mathematics."

"The relationship between mathematics and physics is one of the deepest in all of science."

"The path of discovery is not always linear, but each experiment brings us closer to truth."

"The relationship between cause and effect is the foundation of all science."

"Doubt is not the enemy of science; it is its best friend."

"Nature's secrets yield to those who approach with humility and rigor."

"In the laboratory of nature, failures are as instructive as successes."

"Nature tests our theories with relentless and absolute precision."

"Mathematics is the poetry of logical ideas."

"What appears as chaos in nature is merely complexity we have not yet understood."

"The invisible forces that move the visible world are the most important of all discoveries."

"In the forces that invisibly bind matter together lies the secret of all creation."

"The true science of natural philosophy is to deduce the phenomena of nature from the fewest possible principles."

"I have also a paper afloat, with an electromagnetic theory of light, which, till I am convinced to the contrary, I hold to be great guns."

"Every part of the field containing the dielectric carries stress and is the seat of energy."

"I am trying to show the connection between magnetism and electricity."

"There is a calculus of variations which seems to underlie all phenomena."

"The field itself is the fundamental quantity and the particles are secondary."

"The continuity of the field suggests that action at a distance is impossible."

"The laws of nature are themselves mathematical relationships."

"Nature abhors discontinuity; the field is everywhere continuous."

"Every phenomenon in nature is a mathematical expression waiting to be deciphered."

"Science is what you know well enough to teach to a computer. Everything else is art."

"What science cannot tell us, mankind cannot know."

"The method of science depends upon the possibility of distinguishing the true from the false."

"The fundamental principle of science is doubt."

"The value of a scientific principle lies not in its truth, but in its utility."

"Knowledge and power are the only ends of science, and nothing else."