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Quotes About Universe

Zac Efron? Lady Gaga? Who are they and what do they have to do with a scientific theory about the origin of the universe? What is she talking about?
~ Gordon Korman
Through literacy you can begin to see the universe. Through music, you can reach anybody. Between the two, there is you, unstoppable.
~ Grace Slick
They deserved nothing less than the truth--a vacant universe and a cooling world, the right to be happy in any way they chose.
~ Graham Greene
We are consciousness incarnated in stardust
~ Graham Hancock
Ignorance of the universe's workings had created false gods in man's ancient past, and the understanding of them was calculated to destroy them.
~ Graham McNeill
If there is one thing I have come to know in my long years of study, it is that there is no such thing as luck when it comes to the positioning of the universe's chess pieces. Your coming here was no accident. I was meant to train you. I have seen it.
~ Graham McNeill
Sometimes you wonder, in an interconnected universe, who's dreaming who?
~ Grant Morrison
Look at us! Are we not proof that there is no good, no evil, no truth, no reason? Are we not proof that the universe is a drooling idiot with no fashion sense - Mr Nobody on the fundamental philosophy of the Brotherhood of DADA
~ Grant Morrison
They understood the universe in ways we never will. We can't unlock their secrets—but now, apparently, we can destroy all they ever made. That's what I call progress.
~ Greg Bear
If the universe agrees that past events are not contradicted by a theory, the theory becomes a template. The universe goes along with it. The better the theory fits the facts, the longer it lasts—if it lasts at all.
~ Greg Bear
Nothing was ever truly lost, if you only had access to all the eyes and senses in the universe, as he sometimes imagined God did. God himself had no eyes; He made eyes and put living things in charge of them, that He might witness the majesty of creation from an objective viewpoint.
~ Greg Bear
We then break the universe down into territories—our particular territory, as human beings, beings thus far quite distinct. No extraterrestrial contact, you know. If there are other intelligent beings beyond the Earth, they would occupy yet other territories of theory.
~ Greg Bear
Baryons don't expand when the universe expands.
~ Greg Bear
bosons—photons, and so on— are in some respects strongly tied to spacetime. Their wavelengths expand as the universe expands.
~ Greg Bear
When you write a book, you have total control of the universe and everyone in it.
~ Greg Iles
Gravity crosses the dimensions, including time," he said.
~ Greg Keyes
Wonder is my people attributing the creation of the universe to an act of dismemberment. It is avoiding true mystery through fantasy. And if the universe refuses to conform to your fantasy does it cease to be wonderful That is conceit of the highest order. Nen Yim
~ Greg Keyes
I am one with the Force," he said to himself and to the universe at once.
~ Greg Rucka
The physical laws of the universe were in effect long before the pharaohs. The ancients were aware of many and knew how to use some. Much of that knowledge was lost during the Dark Ages. A lot of that wisdom remains to be rediscovered.
~ Gregg Loomis
The rules of the universe that we think we know are buried deep in our processes of perception.
~ Gregory Bateson
IT IS OUR STATION TO LIVE WITHIN LAWS THAT GIVE US BEING, BUT OFFER OF THEMSELVES NO PURPOSE OR PROMISE, NO TRIUMPH AS A SPECIES. THE UNIVERSE ALLOWS US A PLACE IN ITS SYSTEMATIC WORKINGS BUT ONLY CARES FOR THE SYSTEM ITSELF, NOT US.
~ Gregory Benford
He had grown up believing that the universe was hostile to people and in a way that made them important. They were locked in a grand struggle with a great enemy. The truth was a lot worse. The universe did not care at all.
~ Gregory Benford
Time, too, will die, just as we do, when the universe dies, and is born again. Time's a living thing, just as we are, with birth, longevity, and extinction. Time has a heartbeat, but it isn't ours, no matter how much of ourselves we sacrifice to it. We don't need Time. Time needs us. Even Time loves company.
~ Gregory David Roberts
To continue this point, the universe, as we know it, and from everything that we can learn about it, has been getting always more complex since it began. It does this because that is its nature. The tendency toward complexity has carried the universe from almost perfect simplicity to the kind of complexity that we see around us, everywhere we look. The universe is always doing this. It is always moving from the simple to the complex.
~ Gregory David Roberts