I tried to explain thermodynamics almost entirely through illustration and mathematical formulas, without relying on any specific natural language. I once heard that someone I knew could somewhat grasp the content of a presentation just by looking at the formulas, which made me think that formulas themselves might serve as a language to express science. If we don't rely on a specific natural language, we might be able to bridge the educational gaps caused by language differences. I also expect that limiting the medium to only diagrams and formulas will highlight the most essential parts, making them easier to recognize and understand. I'm not sure how well it's coming together yet, but I'll continue sharing it here piece by piece.