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It’s like a bloody crime scene. Sometimes the splatters on the wall can tell you more about the crime than the body itself.

— Harold Levison (2009)



Understanding the link between galaxies and their black holes has become one of the most important problems in astrophysics.

— Timothy Heckman (2011)



Bohm’s work, like de Broglie’s, failed to attract much support, because it could not be distinguished experimentally from conventional quantum mechanics.

— Tim Folger (2009)



Increasingly science is about money.

— Maryann Feldman (2012)



Galaxies are not dotted randomly throughout the cosmos but are generally concentrated in groups or clusters, which are themselves connected by a multitude of filaments known as the cosmic web.

— Rodrigo Abata (2010)