Idioms about science
Keep improving, forget all about eating and sleeping, and persevere.
Stick to the end, get to the bottom of it, and be meticulous
Study hard, practice hard and persevere.
Never get tired of learning, never be ashamed to ask questions, and never give up.
Get to the bottom of it, understand clearly, and put righteousness above family loyalty.
Selfless and meticulous, keep improving.
Meticulous, foolproof, seeking truth from facts
Study hard and make unremitting efforts for steelmaking.
Strive for strength and persevere in meeting difficulties.
There is no doubt that responsibility should be done step by step by name.
This stone inspired people's understanding of leopards.
Seeking truth and being pragmatic, persevering and tracing back to the source one by one.
Bai Shou's poor classics are meticulous and subtle.
Go ahead without fear of difficulties and tirelessly ask questions.
Perseverance, insight, and inferences.
Modesty and chastity, seeking truth from facts without asking for anything.
Famous sayings about science
1) People who love the truth love the truth when there is no danger, and love the truth even more when there is danger. ? Aristotle (Greece)
2) Wisdom will never stop at the known truth, but will keep advancing towards the unknown truth. ? Bruno (Italy)
3) Truth has such power. The more you want to attack it, the more you enrich and prove it. ? Galileo (Italy)
4) Surprise is the seed of science. ? Edison (USA)
5) Every great achievement of science is based on bold fantasy. ? Dewey (USA)
6) What is the greatest gift of science to mankind? Is the power to convince mankind of the truth. ? Compton (USA)
7) Once science has wings of fantasy, it can win. ? Faraday (UK)
8) In scientific work, people who are unwilling to go beyond the facts rarely know the facts. ? Huxley (UK)
9) How to distinguish promising clues is to study the essence of art ... Scientists who have independent thinking ability and can judge evidence according to their own values rather than the dominant concepts at that time are most likely to know the potential significance of truly new things. ? Beveridge (UK)
10) The best assistant in science is your own mind, not anything else. ? Fabres (French)
1 1) The invisible world of mankind is not an imaginary illusion, but an actual existence illuminated by the brilliance of science. Nobleness is the power of science. ? Madame Curie (France)
12) what is important in science is research? Things? , not a researcher? Personal? . ? Madame Curie (France)
13) The invisible world of human beings is not an illusion, but an actual existence illuminated by the brilliance of science. Nobleness is the power of science. ? Madame Curie (France)
14) what is important in science is research? Things? , not a researcher? Personal? . ? Madame Curie (France)
15) once scientists have made achievements, they should forget what they have done and often think about what they should do. ? Fichte (Germany)
Science is not a selfish enjoyment. Those lucky enough to devote themselves to scientific research should first use their knowledge to serve the people. ? Marken (Germany)
17) You should know the essence of scientific method. Don't listen to what a scientist says to you, but watch carefully what he is doing. ? Einstein (USA)
18) It is not a bad thing for a person to make a detour and make mistakes on the road of scientific exploration, nor is it a shameful thing. We should have the courage to admit and correct our mistakes in practice. ? Einstein (USA)
19) Scientists must grasp some universal characteristics that can be expressed by precise formulas in complicated empirical facts in order to explore the universal laws of nature. ? Einstein (USA)
20) Science is by no means and will never be a finished book. Every great achievement will bring new problems. With the passage of time, any development will encounter new serious difficulties. ? Einstein (USA)
Scientific quotation recommendation
Man's bounden duty is to explore the truth bravely. ? Copernicus (Poland)
2) I don't know what people in the world say about me. I think so: I seem to be playing at sea. Sometimes I find a smooth stone, and sometimes I find a beautiful shell. I am very happy. Nevertheless, the ocean of truth is still mysteriously unfolding before us. ? Newton (England)
3) Scientific inspiration is by no means something you can wait for. If there is any chance of scientific discovery, what about this? By chance? It can only be given to educated people, to people who are good at independent thinking, to people with perseverance, and not to lazy people. ? Hua (China)
4) A scientist should consider the comments of later generations, not the insults or praises at that time. ? Pasteur (France)
5) While enjoying the great benefits brought by other people's inventions, we must also be willing to serve others with our own inventions. ? Franklin (USA)
My philosophy of life is work. I want to reveal the mysteries of nature and benefit mankind. ? Edison (USA)
7) I have never made an accidental invention in my life. All my inventions are the result of careful consideration and rigorous experiments. ? Edison (USA)
8) To cultivate the general ability of independent thinking and independent judgment, we should always focus on acquiring professional knowledge. If a person grasps the basic theory of his own subject and learns to think and work independently, he will certainly find his own way and adapt to progress and change better than those who mainly train in acquiring detailed knowledge. ? Einstein (USA)
9) All reasoning must come from observation and experiment. ? Galileo (Italy)
10) Learn to do rough work in science. We should study facts, compare facts and accumulate facts. ? Pavlov (Russia)
My most important discoveries are all inspired by failure. ? David (UK)
12) Thank God for not making me a clever craftsman. My most important discovery was inspired by failure. ? David (UK)
13) I have been struggling for more than 50 years and devoted myself to the development of science. One word can express the characteristics of my best efforts. What is this word? Failure? . ? Thomson
14) for those who engage in science, diligence is the mother of success. ? Mao Yisheng (China)
15) Exercise is the source of all life. ? Da? Finch (Italy)
16) The basis of science is a healthy body. ? Madame Curie (France)
17) There is no such thing as luck, and the most accidental accident seems inevitable. ? Einstein (USA)
18) I want to turn my life into a scientific dream, and then turn my dream into reality. ? Madame Curie (France)
19) Science has no national boundaries, because it belongs to the wealth of all mankind and is the torch to illuminate the world, but scholars belong to the motherland. ? Pasteur (France)
I would like to devote my life to scientific research and contribute to the birth of my country and people. ? Pavlov (former Soviet Union)
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