Hello!
I have been trying to figure out what "nothing is created or destroyed" is in Latin I have researched and came up with 2 phrases but I wanted to know if they are correct or if they are both totally wrong (which they probably are).
- nihil est vel orientis (this seems to talk about east and west )
- nihil creatum aut destructa (this is the most accurate one I can seem to find so far)
Gender wise, I want it referring to the universe so I believe referring to neutral or male would be best.
I am really into science and I am fascinated that all atoms on this earth are here, new ones cannot be created and they cannot be destroyed. We are made of atoms that once made up other people, places, and things which is really cool.
Thanks a bunch!
I have been trying to figure out what "nothing is created or destroyed" is in Latin I have researched and came up with 2 phrases but I wanted to know if they are correct or if they are both totally wrong (which they probably are).
- nihil est vel orientis (this seems to talk about east and west )
- nihil creatum aut destructa (this is the most accurate one I can seem to find so far)
Gender wise, I want it referring to the universe so I believe referring to neutral or male would be best.
I am really into science and I am fascinated that all atoms on this earth are here, new ones cannot be created and they cannot be destroyed. We are made of atoms that once made up other people, places, and things which is really cool.
Thanks a bunch!