Robert Hooke

The sea clock will aid sailors.

My health is poor, but my mind is active.

Envy and jealousy have plagued my career.

The Royal Society is the pinnacle of learning.

Boyle's law is but a part of the story of gases.

I laugh at the folly of those who ignore observation.

A witty remark on Newton's calculus: It is my method, dressed in new clothes.

Life's meaning is in discovery.

The universe is a grand machine.

I regret not publishing more.

Continue the work of the Society.

The flea is a masterpiece of engineering.

Snowflakes are hexagonal wonders.

The stinger of a bee is barbed for purpose.

Muscles contract like springs.

The tongue of a moth is a tube for nectar.

Charcoal under microscope shows pores.

The edge of a razor is not smooth.

Feathers have branched structures.

The scale of a fish is a shield.