Science Quotes

"The diurnal rotation of the earth is the most marvelous phenomenon of nature."

"Mathematics is the language with which God has written the universe."

"The test of knowledge is experiment."

"Sunspots are not illusions of the telescope but facts of nature."

"The square of the period of any planet is proportional to the cube of the mean distance from the sun."

"I would say that the claim to truth of any theoretical construct can be verified only through experimentation."

"A single hair from a man's head might be thousands of times thicker than the width of an invisible little thing."

"The starry messenger speaks to those with ears to hear."

"A man of science must be like a child, full of wonder and humility."

"The universe is a grand book written in mathematical symbols."

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

"The proper role of science is to provide understanding of the natural world."

"The unusual nature of atmospheric radiation surprised us and we thus resolved to investigate it more thoroughly."

"The sciences have not yet spoken their last word. Who knows what discoveries and transformations await us?"

"Science belongs to humanity as a whole and progress in science is universal."

"Theoretical physics is a wonderful field, but experimental verification is essential."

"The study of radioactive elements has changed our understanding of matter itself."

"The discovery of new elements requires both luck and rigorous methodology."

"The universe speaks a language of mathematics and energy."

"The study of radioactivity has revealed the dynamic nature of matter."

"Mathematics is the language in which God wrote the universe."

"I have not as yet been able to discover the cause of the properties of gravity from the phenomena, and I frame no hypotheses."

"The book of nature is written in mathematical characters."

"The universe is a symphony of strings vibrating in mathematical harmony."

"The greatest mysteries lie not beyond science, but within the questions science asks."

"Every effect must have a cause, even if we cannot perceive it."

"Mathematics is the tool by which we measure truth."

"The greatest discoveries begin with the smallest observations."

"The universe speaks in riddles; science translates them."

"The universe is more mysterious than we can imagine."