The 90 Best Science Phrases

16. Science is the aesthetics of intelligence. (Gaston Bachelard)

A sample of what our skill can create.

17. Science serves to give us an idea of ​​how vast our ignorance is. (Robert De Lamennais)

What we don’t know is always bigger.

18. We have to realize that science is actually a double-edged sword. (Michio Kaku)

It is the best form of evolution, but it can also be used as punishment for humanity.

19. The history of science shows us that theories are perishable. (Nicholas Tesla)

Every scientific theory is subject to change.

20. Science that deviates from justice should be called cunning rather than science. (Cicero)

Science should never be used to create evil.

21. Science is proud of how much it has learned; Wisdom is humble because it knows no more. (William Cowper)

All new knowledge should make us humble, not arrogant.

22. Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more, so we can fear less. (Marie Curie)

All knowledge must be used to understand and empathize with the unknown.

23. A subtle erroneous thought can give rise to a fruitful inquiry that reveals truths of great value. (Isaac Asimov)

In science trial and error is always the law.

24. Men love to marvel. This is the seed of the science. (Ralph Waldo Emerson)

Scientists are people who find beauty in every new discovery.

25. True science teaches, above all, to doubt and be ignorant. (Miguel de Unamuno)

Science invites us to continue discovering new things.

26. Equipped with his five senses, man explores the universe around him and calls this the adventure of science. (Edwin Hubble)

Each scientific discovery is the result of a path of exploration.

27. Apollo, the god of medicine, used to send diseases. In the beginning, the two offices were one, and it remains so. (Anonymous)

Sometimes to find a solution, you need to create a problem.

28. What I love most about science is that as you learn, you don’t really get answers, you just have better questions. (John Green)

What science actually leaves us.

29. It is strange that only extraordinary people make discoveries that then appear easily and simply. (Georg Lichtenberg)

Anyone who has the skill and passion can be a scientist.

30. Science is the systematic classification of experience. (George Henry Lewes)

Every experience brings us a series of results to learn.

31. The sciences and literature carry within themselves the reward of the work and vigils dedicated to them. (Andres Bello)

Every result in science is fruitful.

32. What began today as a science fiction novel will be completed tomorrow as a report. (Arthur C. Clarke)

The everyday things of today were the impossible wonders of the past.

33. In matters of science, the authority of thousands is no more valuable than the humble reasoning of a single individual. (Galileo)

In science it is important to listen and have an open mind.

34. The birth of science was the death of superstition. (Thomas Henry Huxley)

The best way to scare away ignorance.

35. Science is the great antidote to the poison of enthusiasm and superstition. (Adam Smith)

Science gives us a real explanation of things that were previously feared due to ignorance,

36. A scientist has the destiny of humans in his hand, because it is in his hands that we live longer and better.

A hopeful and terrifying reality alike.

37. The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowledge faster than society gains wisdom. (Isaac Asimov)

There is no point in having new discoveries if people don’t want to hear them.

38. Every day we know more and understand less. (Albert Einstein)

For every thing we learn, there is something new we ignore.

39. All the credit belongs to the first inventor. (Pindar)

Every inventor must have his deserved recognition.

40. The end of speculative science is truth, and the end of practical science is action. (Aristotle)

The objectives of science.

41. Four things cannot be hidden for a long time: science, stupidity, wealth and poverty. (Averroes)

Things always come to light.

42. The best doctor is the one who knows the uselessness of most medicines. (Benjamin Franklin)

Doctors should be the most humane people.

43. A true scientist solves problems, he does not regret not being able to solve them. (Anne McCaffrey)

The attitude that scientists should have.

44. Before anything else, preparation is the key to success (Alexander Graham Bell)

No one can be successful without preparation.

45. Science is the acceptance of what works and the rejection of what does not. That takes more courage than you think. (Jacob Bronowski)

In science you must accept the good and the bad.

46. ​​You never know where the next leap forward will come from, or from whom.

One beautiful thing about science is that it always surprises us.

47. Science is believing in the ignorance of scientists. (Richard Phillips Feynman)

Even in science it is necessary to seek second opinions.

48. When a prestigious but elderly scientist claims that something is impossible, he is most likely wrong. (Arthur C. Clarke)

In this world, novelty is also aimed at having young scientists.

49. Success in artificial intelligence is the worst thing that could happen to humanity. (Stephen Hawking)

A criticism of artificial intelligence.

50. Politicians are short-sighted and science is something long-term. (María Josefa Yzuel)

Science seeks results that are long-lived.

51. Doubt is the mother of discovery. (Ambrose Bierce)

The greatest discoveries originate from a doubt.

52. Science does not know about countries because knowledge belongs to humanity, and it is the torch that illuminates the world. (Louis Pasteur)

Knowledge is for everyone.

53. Science never solves a problem without creating 10 more. (George Bernard Shaw)

Doubts that have no end.

54. The important thing in science is not so much to obtain new data, but to discover new ways of thinking about it. (William Lawrence Bragg)

Novelty is not restricted to new things, but rather favorable changes in old knowledge.

55. Nature has given us the seeds of knowledge, not knowledge itself. (Seneca)

Knowledge is something we seek on our own.

56. A man who dares to waste an hour has not discovered the value of life. (Charles Darwin)

A call to action and to take advantage of our time.

57. The end of all exploration will be to reach the starting point and see the place for the first time. (Thomas S. Eliot)

A beginning that has no end.

58. Investigating is what I do when I don’t know what I’m doing. (Wernher von Braun)

Investigate when you feel the need to do so.

59. Has science promised happiness? I don’t believe it. He has promised the truth and the question is whether the truth will one day achieve happiness. (Emile Zola)

Science shows us the truth, whatever it may be.

60. There is hardly a scientific axiom that has not been denied by someone today. (Max Planck)

Advancement within science itself.

61. Every sentence I utter cannot be considered a statement but a question. (Niels Bohr)

How scientists should take their word.

62. Science without religion is lame and religion without science is blind. (Albert Einstein)

Another affirmation that both institutions can go hand in hand.

63. Science is a center in some hands, while in others it is just a pallitroque. (Michel Eyquem de Montaigne)

It all depends on people’s enthusiasm and ambitions.

64. Human science consists more in destroying errors than in discovering truths. (Socrates)

The purpose that science should have.

65. Almost everything that distinguishes the modern world from that of past centuries is attributable to science. (Bertrand Russell)

What science represents for human history.

66. The goal of science is to discover and illuminate the truth. (Rachel Carson)

Truth is the only purpose of every new discovery.

67. Not everything is mathematics and not everything is simple logic, it is also about a little beauty and poetry. (Maria Montessori)

Science should not conflict with human sensitivity either.

68. What is research, if not a blind date with knowledge? (Will Harvey)

If you want to know something, do your research.

69. For believing people, God is at the beginning. For scientists this is the end of all their reflections. (Max Planck)

God can also be an important figure in science.

70. The good thing about science is that it is true regardless of whether you believe in it or not. (Neil deGrasse Tyson)

You can’t hide the truth.

71. Science will always be a search, never a real discovery. It is a journey, never an arrival. (Karl Raimund Popper)

It is an eternal path, never a fixed goal.

72. The most useful science is that whose fruit is the most communicable. (Leonardo da Vinci)

A new discovery is of no use if it is not possible for everyone to understand.

73. The role of science is to produce economy of thought, as the machine saves economy of force. (Henri Poincare)

One of the goals of science is to invite people to use their curiosity.

74. Science is like the earth: only a small part can be owned. (Isaac Newton)

Science is as infinite as mysteries in the universe.

75. Science is organized knowledge. Wisdom is organized life. (Immanuel Kant)

A way of seeing what science represents.

76. Science without conscience is nothing more than the ruin of the soul. (Rabelais)

No advance can be made evident without first being tested.

77. With numbers you can prove anything. (Thomas Carlyle)

The reality of mathematics.

78. Art is the tree of life. Science is the tree of death. (William Blake)

Many macabre discoveries have been exposed in the name of science.

79. Science is a way of life, a perspective. (Brian Greene)

It is also a passion for some.

80. Science advances in steps, not leaps. (Thomas B. Macaualay)

In this field, things are achieved with patience.

81. Science, one might say, has discovered that our existence is infinitely improbable, so here is a miracle. (Lee Strobel)

Science is proof that we can work miracles.

82. Mathematics does not lie, there are many lying mathematicians. (Henry David Thoreau)

Never stay with what he teaches you, search on your own.

83. Religion is a culture of faith; Science is a culture of doubt. (Richard P. Feynman)

Doubt is the basis of all science.

84. No great discovery has been made without first making a bold assumption. (Isaac Newton)

It all starts with a thought.

85. We especially need imagination in the sciences. (Maria Montessori)

Imagination is essential for any research work.

86. Connect with a scientist and you’ll be connecting with a child. (Ray Bradbury)

Scientists have the soul of curious children.

87. I think the reason people are less interested in science today than they were fifty years ago is that it has become very complicated. (James Watson)

For most people, science is incomprehensible.

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88. Science is made up of errors, which in turn are steps towards the truth. (Julio Verne)

Errors that give way to innovative resolutions.

89. With each new truth revealed, we have a better understanding of nature and our conceptions, and our points of view, are modified. (Nicholas Tesla)

All knowledge must be used to eradicate any type of ignorance.

90. Scientists do not pursue the truth, it is the truth that pursues them. (Karl Schlechta)

The truth always finds its way out.