Guglielmo Marconi
Pioneer of long-distance radio transmission
Quotes by Guglielmo Marconi
I have been able to send messages across the Atlantic, and I believe that in time we shall be able to send them to the moon.
The wireless telegraph will be a means of saving many lives at sea.
I have always been convinced that the day would come when wireless telegraphy would be used for commercial purposes.
The ether is a vast ocean, and we are only beginning to explore its possibilities.
Science is not an end in itself, but a means to an end.
The future of wireless communication is limitless.
I did not invent the waves, but I found a way to make them useful.
The greatest satisfaction comes from seeing one's ideas put into practice.
Wireless telegraphy is a universal language.
The day will come when every ship will be equipped with wireless telegraphy.
My greatest hope is that wireless communication will contribute to peace among nations.
The difficulties are great, but the rewards are greater.
I have never been discouraged by failures, for they are but stepping stones to success.
The transmission of intelligence without wires is one of the greatest achievements of modern science.
The wireless will make it possible to communicate with distant lands, and to bring the world closer together.
I am but a humble worker in the field of science, but I am proud of what I have accomplished.
The possibilities of wireless telegraphy are almost infinite.
My work has been a continuous struggle, but it has been a struggle worth fighting.
The most important thing is to have faith in your ideas and to work tirelessly to achieve them.
Wireless telegraphy is not merely a scientific curiosity, but a practical utility.