Svante Arrhenius
Ion theory, first to predict greenhouse effect
Quotes by Svante Arrhenius
The universe is a vast and wondrous place, full of endless possibilities.
Our existence is a brief flicker, but its impact can be eternal.
The human condition is one of constant striving, for knowledge, for connection, for purpose.
Science is not just about facts, but about the profound questions they answer.
The greatest gift we can give is the gift of understanding.
To be alive is to be part of an extraordinary cosmic dance.
The universe is a book, and science is the language in which it is written.
Our consciousness allows us to witness the grandeur of creation.
The pursuit of beauty in science leads to deeper truths.
The meaning of life is to give life meaning.
Any increase in the amount of carbonic acid in the air will increase the temperature of the earth's surface.
The earth's temperature will rise by 5-6°C if the carbonic acid content of the atmosphere is doubled.
We are evaporating our coal mines into the air and thereby changing the climate of the earth.
The probable result of the combustion of fossil fuels will be a gradual warming of the earth's surface.
The influence of man on the climate of the earth is not negligible.
The idea that life could be transported through space from one planet to another, in the form of spores, is not as improbable as it might seem.
The universe is eternal and infinite, and life has always existed.
The propagation of life through the universe by means of spores driven by the pressure of light is a possibility that deserves serious consideration.
The conception of an eternal and infinite universe, in which life is eternal and infinite, seems to me more satisfactory than the idea of a creation out of nothing.
The theory of electrolytic dissociation, though at first meeting with much opposition, has now become generally accepted.