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1. The most beautiful experience

we can have is the mysterious - the

fundamental emotion which stands

at the cradle of true art and true

science.

Albert Einstein

2. I have not failed. I’ve

successfully discovered 10,000

things that won’t work.

Thomas Edison

3. The most exciting phrase to

hear in science, the one that

heralds new discoveries, is not

Eureka! (I found it!) but rather,

"hmm.... that's funny...."

Isaac Asimov

4. The important thing in science

is not so much to obtain new facts

as to discover new ways of

thinking about them.

Sir William Bragg

5. Science is facts; just as houses

are made of stone, so is science

made of facts; but a pile of stones

is not a house, and a collection of

facts is not necessarily science.

Jules Henri Poincaré

6. The beginning of wisdom is

found in doubting; by doubting we

come to the question, and by

seeking we may come upon the

truth.

Pierre Abelard

7. When we try to pick out

anything by itself, we find it is tied

to everything else in the universe.

John Muir

8. The scientist does not study

nature because it is useful; he

studies it because he delights in it,

and he delights in it because it is

beautiful. If nature were not

beautiful, it would not be worth

knowing, and if nature were not

worth knowing, life would not be

worth living.

Jules Henri Poincaré

9. Every honest researcher I know

admits he's just a professional

amateur. He's doing whatever he's

doing for the first time. That makes

him an amateur. He has sense

enough to know that he's going to

have a lot of trouble, so that makes

him a professional.

Charles Franklin Kettering

10. [Science is] a great game. It is

inspiring and refreshing. The

playing field is the universe itself.

Isidor Isaac Rabi

11. Genius is one percent

inspiration and ninety-nine percent

perspiration.

Thomas Edison

12. Research is to see what

everybody else has seen, and to

think what nobody else has

thought.

Albert Szent-Györgi

13. In science it often happens

that scientists say, "You know

that's a really good argument; my

position is mistaken," and then

they actually change their minds

and you never hear that old view

from them again. They really do

it. It doesn't happen as often as it

should, because scientists are

human and change is sometimes

painful. But it happens every day.

Carl Sagan

14. An experiment is a question

which science poses to Nature, and

a measurement is the recording of

Nature's answer.

Max Planck

15. Equipped with his five senses,

man explores the universe around

him and calls the adventure

Science.

Edwin Powell Hubble

16. Nature composes some of her

loveliest poems for the microscope

and the telescope.

Theodore Roszak

17. Science does not know its debt

to imagination.

Ralph Waldo Emerson

18. Men love to wonder, and that

is the seed of science.

Ralph Waldo Emerson

19. The scientist is not a person

who gives the right answers, he's

one who asks the right questions.

Claude Lévi-Strauss

20. Anyone who has never made a

mistake has never tried anything

new.

Albert Einstein

21. My mother made me a

scientist without ever intending to.

Every other Jewish mother in

Brooklyn would ask her child after

school, "So? Did you learn

anything today?" But not my

mother. "Izzy," she would say,

"did you ask a good question

today?" That difference - asking

good questions - made me become

a scientist.

Isidor Isaac Rabi

22. Science may set limits to

knowledge, but should not set

limits to imagination.

Bertrand Russell

23. Imagination is more important

than knowledge. Albert Einstein

24. He who asks is a fool for five

minutes, but he who does not ask

remains a fool forever.

Chinese proverb

25. Science, in the very act of

solving problems, creates more of

them.

Abraham Flexner