Idioms, aphorisms or police stations about the spirit of science

Idiom: righteousness without hesitation, righteousness, awe-inspiring, integrity and selflessness.

Bear the burden of humiliation and be the same on the outside.

Decisive and loyal.

Be modest and prudent, honest and dedicated, do your best, and die.

Loyal, conscientious, meticulous, excellence, seeking truth from facts.

Science is all about collating facts in order to derive universal laws or conclusions from them.

Charles Darwin: Science is the best way to make the human spirit brave.

With the help of science, the Bruno people were able to correct the defects of the natural world.

Mechnikov.

Science requires the whole life of man.

Pavlov. There is no smooth road in science, and only those who are not afraid to climb the steep mountain road can hope to reach the glorious summit.

Marx When he wanted to drink water, it was as if he could drink the whole ocean – this is faith; When you actually drink it, you can only drink two glasses in total - this is science.

Chekov: Science is always unfair. If it doesn't ask ten questions, it will never solve one.

George Bernard Shaw: A good scientist must be a madman of some kind.

Kapitsa Science is not worthy of being called science if it is unable or unwilling to influence people outside of one's own nation.

Planck Science has no borders, because it is the wealth of all mankind and the torch that illuminates the world; But scholars belong to the motherland.

Pasteur Science is always revolutionary and unorthodox; It's its nature; This is not the case only when science sleeps well.

The permanence of science lies in its relentless search, and science is inexhaustible in its capacity and eternal in its aims.

Ka von Burl.

Seek truth from facts and keep improving.

1. When you want to drink water, it's as if you can drink the whole ocean.

It's faith; When you actually drink it, you can only drink two glasses in total - this is science. - Chekov.

2. Science is always unfair. If it doesn't ask ten questions, it will never solve one. —George Bernard Shaw.

3. A good scientist must be a madman of some kind. - Kapitsa.

4. Science is not worthy of being called science if it is unable or unwilling to influence people other than one's own nation. —Planck.

5. Science has no borders, because it is the wealth of all mankind and the torch that illuminates the world; But scholars belong to the motherland. —Pasteur.

6. Science is always revolutionary and unorthodox; It's its nature; This is not the case only when science sleeps well. - Saltton.

7. The eternity of science lies in its unremitting search, and science is inexhaustible in terms of its capacity and forever unattainable in terms of its goals. Ka von Burl.

8. The unanimous answer to what knowledge is most valuable is science. - Spencer.

Scientific and technological innovation is the primary productive force.

.For those who are engaged in science, hard work is the mother of success. - Mao Yisheng.

Science is not something that can be obtained without effort, and it is true that there is no other way to succeed in science than to sweat it; Enthusiasm, fantasy, and the desire of the whole body and mind cannot replace labor. - Herzen.

I thought to myself, but I don't know.

Loyal, conscientious, meticulous, and strive for perfection.

Newton: I don't know the world.

Perseverance and silent dedication.