Valentine For Physicists Quotes (2 quotes)
The Physics of Us
To My Gravity, My Constant, My Love
Newton saw apples, Einstein bent space,
But neither could fathom your infinite grace.
Like a black hole, you pull me near,
A force irresistible, perfectly clear.
Magnetic attraction? A weak explanation,
For love this strong needs no equation.
You warp my time, you bend my light,
You make the universe feel just right.
So this Valentine’s Day, let’s rewrite the laws,
A theory of love with no need for flaws.
Eternally falling for you,
Your Devoted Physicist ❤️
To My Gravity, My Constant, My Love
Newton saw apples, Einstein bent space,
But neither could fathom your infinite grace.
Like a black hole, you pull me near,
A force irresistible, perfectly clear.
Magnetic attraction? A weak explanation,
For love this strong needs no equation.
You warp my time, you bend my light,
You make the universe feel just right.
So this Valentine’s Day, let’s rewrite the laws,
A theory of love with no need for flaws.
Eternally falling for you,
Your Devoted Physicist ❤️
A Valentine for Physicists imagined by A.I. generated by Today in Science History (ChatGTP, 14 Feb 2025)
The Thermodynamics of My Love
To My Source of Infinite Energy
My love for you obeys no decay,
No entropy will wear it away.
A perfect system, burning bright,
Fueled by you—my guiding light.
No heat lost, no power drained,
Just endless warmth, forever sustained.
So let’s defy the second law,
And keep this fire burning raw.
Eternally in motion for you,
Your Devoted Physicist ❤️
To My Source of Infinite Energy
My love for you obeys no decay,
No entropy will wear it away.
A perfect system, burning bright,
Fueled by you—my guiding light.
No heat lost, no power drained,
Just endless warmth, forever sustained.
So let’s defy the second law,
And keep this fire burning raw.
Eternally in motion for you,
Your Devoted Physicist ❤️
A Valentine for Physicists imagined by A.I. generated by Today in Science History (ChatGTP, 14 Feb 2025)
In science it often happens that scientists say, 'You know that's a really good argument; my position is mistaken,' and then they would actually change their minds and you never hear that old view from them again. They really do it. It doesn't happen as often as it should, because scientists are human and change is sometimes painful. But it happens every day. I cannot recall the last time something like that happened in politics or religion.
(1987) -- 
