Johann Heinrich Lambert (* 26. August 1728 in Mülhausen (Elsass); † 25. September 1777 in Berlin) war ein schweizerisch-elsässischer Mathematiker, Logiker, Physiker, Astronom und Philosoph der Aufklärung, der u. a. die Irrationalität der Zahl Pi bewies.
Belegte, datierte Zitate von Johann Heinrich Lambert
In the month of Sept. 1759, Mr. Lambert was at Ausburg... for the purpose of giving the last touch to his Photometry, and to have it printed under his own eye.
We would wish to discover the Plan of the Universe, and the means employed by the Eternal Architect in the execution of his magnificent design.
But, are the faculties of our nature equal to this? and what are the principles which ought to guide us in these researches?
We will found our hypothesis in the general laws of motion, whose effects are every where the same, and whose influence extends to the utmost limits of matter.
We will next proceed by the lamp of experience, consulting with care the observations deposited in the records of astronomy.
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