Carl Sagan's 1994 "Lost" Lecture: The Age of Exploration

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@paulocorreiafilho
@paulocorreiafilho 4 роки тому
When I started studying English on my own, some friends asked me "why? You don't know any Americans, you don't intend to travel there, why bother?" Well, here's one reason. I can watch this wonderful lecture, they can't.
@erikbakker1531
@erikbakker1531 4 роки тому
Are they surely your friends?
@diogenesesenna9323
@diogenesesenna9323 4 роки тому
I wouldn't worry too much. A lot of Americans have difficulty speaking English as well 😀
@user-qc8vj3vp9v
@user-qc8vj3vp9v 4 роки тому
Very smart Paulo👍🤗🏆🥇📚📖💯
@66048riker
@66048riker 4 роки тому
Looks like you've done well. When did you begin studying?
@alessandrooliveira497
@alessandrooliveira497 4 роки тому
O conhecimento se recompensa por si só. Parabéns Paulo! (Imagino que seja brasileiro =) )
@XxMrDudexX
@XxMrDudexX 5 років тому
Carl Sagan was so great that they had to introduce the guy who was going to introduce him.
@stevefromsaskatoon830
@stevefromsaskatoon830 5 років тому
@Enter the Braggn' Who hurt you
@kajasismanovic2020
@kajasismanovic2020 5 років тому
your grandparents suck for not teaching you respect @Enter the Braggn'
@lowbeeman
@lowbeeman 5 років тому
@@kajasismanovic2020 i think it's useless to confront someone like EtB, who will probably never realize his/her folly.
@justgivemethetruth
@justgivemethetruth 5 років тому
nice .... and true too.
@petgerco
@petgerco 5 років тому
@Enter the Braggn' Enter the sad troll!
@patflat456
@patflat456 3 роки тому
I named my son Sagan after this great man. If everyone listened to Carl Sagan's teachings the world would be a much better place. Hopefully my son grows up in a world more like Carl envisioned.
@257rani
@257rani 8 місяців тому
❤🔵🌍🌎❤🕊🛰🌅🌌✨🌃🎇🦋🦘
@KeyurRohit
@KeyurRohit 2 місяці тому
♥️♥️♥️♥️
@stevescruby1343
@stevescruby1343 Місяць тому
That’s an awesome name, I’m sure it would make Carl smile. I hope he grows up to love science!
@danwilson5912
@danwilson5912 Місяць тому
Great choice sir! I hope Sagan has the same attitude as his namesake.
@MassVocals
@MassVocals 13 днів тому
I agree be vocal
@shipwreck9146
@shipwreck9146 9 місяців тому
Every time I watch videos of him, I'm amazed by how much he thinks about what he says before he says it. He talks slowly, but with a very high degree of precision, and a high density of information per word. It's an incredible skill.
@wjs1
@wjs1 6 місяців тому
Beautifully said
@unforgive2n
@unforgive2n 3 роки тому
“Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known.” ―Carl Sagan
@souravsahoo1582
@souravsahoo1582 3 роки тому
That didn't he said..stop writing this
@unforgive2n
@unforgive2n 3 роки тому
@@souravsahoo1582 then who did?
@souravsahoo1582
@souravsahoo1582 3 роки тому
@@unforgive2n it's a conspiracy..sir carl sagan never said it..some tv show broadcaster publish it on newspapers..not much know about it..but it sure he didn't say it
@souravsahoo1582
@souravsahoo1582 3 роки тому
@@unforgive2n it's may be jhony carson,but i don't know..but it sure sir c.sagan don't said it
@souravsahoo1582
@souravsahoo1582 3 роки тому
@Pawan Nirpal yes it's profound but it is not his quote,that what i said before
@robinmessing530
@robinmessing530 5 років тому
I'm about 39 minutes into watching this video and I can't help but comment--it's a damn shame Carl Sagan didn't live long enough to enjoy the discovery of thousands of extra-solar planets. We are in great need of voices of clarity such as his. He died way too young.
@rafidin99
@rafidin99 5 років тому
I second your thoughts 🙏
@brigidsingleton1596
@brigidsingleton1596 5 років тому
Totally & Absolutely in Agreement with you. Carl Sagan.. R.I.P So sadly missed... Still much loved, much admired, much respected, much needed.. Whatever errors he may have made.. His successes so far outshine them..they are themselves no more than motes of dust in a sunbeam..💕
@LittleHotels
@LittleHotels 5 років тому
More than that, just this month it's been announced that there IS a planet orbiting Barnard's Star. Spooky, or what!
@gregcampwriter
@gregcampwriter 5 років тому
Run along, troll.
@stevefromsaskatoon830
@stevefromsaskatoon830 5 років тому
@Enter the Braggn' Fuck off with your electric universe horseshit
@mikeg3660
@mikeg3660 6 місяців тому
I tell my young adult children that Carl was/is a voice of reason in a sea of self-importance… much love to carl as a human…one of our best.
@jlpicardUSS1701e
@jlpicardUSS1701e Рік тому
Carl Sagan died far too soon, but geniuses like him never really die, they live on in those willing to listen and learning from them. We are indeed explorers of knowledge and through Carl Sagan, among others, we manage to not just understand our universe, our Earth, but also ourselves and our purpose and legacy on this planet of ours.
@johnstjohn4705
@johnstjohn4705 5 років тому
I was privileged to attend two lectures by Carl Sagan in Portland, Oregon. He was joined by Ann Druyan in the second one. In the Q&A for one lecture, a person asked him, "how could you see the wonders of the world and not want to know God?" Sagan immediately answered, "how could you see the wonders of the world and not want to know science?" I cried the day he died.
@Guitcad1
@Guitcad1 5 років тому
The way this comment first appears it looks like it ends "Sagan immediately answered, Read more." lol!
@NSPlayer
@NSPlayer 5 років тому
I was privileged to attend two lectures by Carl Sagan in Portland, Oregon. He was joined by Ann Druyan in the second one. He was asked on the day he died "how can she slap!?" and he answered with "billions and billions of fuck"... what a legend carl sagan is, the legacy of his existence surely will persist through space and time.
@Kelters
@Kelters 5 років тому
Why oh why do the God deniers insist that investigation and discovery, which is the basis of science, and is intrinsic to the human condition, is incompatible with the existence of God? And a second point: I am about 99.8% certain that the hunter gatherers he talks about, are much happier now with access to basic electricity and basic health. None of them would go back to their dark age fight for daily survival trying to follow the spoor of a herd of wild pigs. The evidence for that is to be found in all continents of the world where the extreme poor have been lifted out of the life and death struggle of daily life in squalor by simple access to electric light, water delivered to the home, a bicycle, and a clinic they can ride to. Get rid of the "noble savage" myth once and for all please.
@NSPlayer
@NSPlayer 5 років тому
yes but Alan what about the fundamental story about Sagan on his deathbed?@@Kelters
@NSPlayer
@NSPlayer 5 років тому
@@Kelters god doesn't exist, i'll sleep easy.
@zevy76
@zevy76 3 роки тому
I was honored to have translated the Cosmos series for the Spanish dubbing, and later on to be invited by Sagan to join his Planetary Society. He was an extraordinary human being! More than ever we need his voice and wisdom.
@yolandakinnelly2735
@yolandakinnelly2735 Рік тому
My reply is waiting please
@liammurphy2725
@liammurphy2725 Рік тому
@@yolandakinnelly2735 Good luck with that :-)
@liammurphy2725
@liammurphy2725 Рік тому
There are so many people influenced by him still active in their fields, and working toward increasing the value of Carl. His legacy is immense.
@Jose_in_youtube
@Jose_in_youtube Рік тому
Que honor!
@t.v.venkatramankannan975
@t.v.venkatramankannan975 Рік тому
​@@yolandakinnelly2735 km
@misanthrophex
@misanthrophex 6 місяців тому
How sad are the people who don't see the incredible beauty of Carl Sagan... In just two ears he, sadly, left us. He had so much vitality still, even to the last day.
@michaellucas24
@michaellucas24 7 місяців тому
My Childhood hero who convinced me to study Science passionately. One of the great minds that walk in this little blue dot planet. Thanks Dr. Carl Sagan for everything.
@Sektion9
@Sektion9 5 років тому
What UKposts was made for.
@nadjazajc5086
@nadjazajc5086 4 роки тому
A GIANT🥇WE MISS HIM😢❤️🥇🦄
@bronwindraney5111
@bronwindraney5111 4 роки тому
Spreading LIES and demonetizing the truth.
@The22on
@The22on 4 роки тому
Before the Big Bang, when Brofgran was deciding what to unfold, he chuckled, as only one from the Uraste line could. He imagined a technologically advanced civilization watching "funny cat videos". This was quite a feat of imagination, because none of those three words existed. Nevertheless, Brofgran put forth his will and started a process which would create conditions whereby it would come to pass. Now we find ourselves exactly as the creator imagined about 14 billions years ago. And what other feats of imagination await inhabitants on that speck in a giant universe? One can only imagine!
@catkeys6911
@catkeys6911 4 роки тому
@Be Informed Actually it was made to reveal the stupidity of believing ancient evidence-free teachings and myths.
@mayedalshamsi
@mayedalshamsi 3 роки тому
As well as videos of cats playing the piano.
@biovmr
@biovmr 5 років тому
This may sound strange to most, but to a few it will make perfect sense. I have the original COSMOS series on my phone (downloaded UKposts videos), and I listen to it perhaps every other day as I fall asleep, or as I take my exercise walks in a local nature reserve. Doing this has helped me in my discussions with other people about many topics. It helps me stay focused, level-headed, and (more often than not) happy in dealings with other adults. Perhaps most importantly, it has given me patience to help children explore the world around them, to answer their questions in ways that promotes their thinking, and to work towards a better world I hope they inherit.
@josephvazquez3237
@josephvazquez3237 5 років тому
why did it cut off right when he was going to the anti matter dark matter question ????? what does he say ?
@robertkofron47
@robertkofron47 5 років тому
@@josephvazquez3237 Right? I was really interested in hearing his opinion on that.
@TX_BoomSlang
@TX_BoomSlang 4 роки тому
More people should follow your example.
@Whovianpancake
@Whovianpancake 3 роки тому
ME TOO!!! My friends tell me that I was weird in my sleep sometimes (I sleep with headphones listening to Carl almost every night). I fall asleep muttering the end of Carl’s sentences, whenever he emphasizes something in a phrase, thank you for sharing this, at least now I know my immense admiration and love for the professor is being shared in a similar weird way!
@seDj64
@seDj64 3 роки тому
OMG I am so glad I'm not the only one! 🤘this guy just had such a way with words
@RobCLynch
@RobCLynch 3 роки тому
Carl Sagan was and still is the epitome of human brilliance. We let ourselves down so often, but every now and again, a genius like Sagan comes along.
@paulmerritt8593
@paulmerritt8593 2 роки тому
He was full of it and himself. He gets stumped and says ok time to end the interview. He makes far too may assumptions and we know far too little too do that. Where is the antimatter? "SHUT UP!" lol He might have keeled over if someone had asked him where the matter came from that caused the big bang and what was there before that. To think there was nothing before the big bang is small minded.
@joeharris7985
@joeharris7985 2 роки тому
We have Elon musk today
@alexb2873
@alexb2873 2 роки тому
What exactly makes this guy so intelligent
@blingbling2841
@blingbling2841 Рік тому
If you could put Carl Sagan and Isaac Asimov in one room, the universe would reverberate all at once.
@RobCLynch
@RobCLynch Рік тому
@@blingbling2841 And it would create one hell of a big bang!
@lexdunn4160
@lexdunn4160 2 роки тому
He has the mind of a scientist and the heart of a poet. I find his lectures fill me with awe and wonder, not despair and hopelessness.
@kwist___
@kwist___ 8 місяців тому
Opposite of trump et al
@gurumark10
@gurumark10 8 місяців тому
Agreed. I was so pumped when they announced a sequel to Cosmos. I thought it had to be narrated by someone awesome. I was so disappointed
@andromadaus
@andromadaus 8 місяців тому
What sets him apart from the herd,makes him a joy in which to listen,and watch due to his relaxed and humorous demeanor.
@slow-mo_moonbuggy
@slow-mo_moonbuggy 8 місяців тому
What science did Carl do? What is he known for?
@flattenthecurve8623
@flattenthecurve8623 8 місяців тому
@@kwist___ Carl is a Pseudoscientist as are all astronomers and astrophysicists. You on the other hand are an idiot who doesn’t know the difference between science and pseudoscience.
@user-yq3ez3rk8y
@user-yq3ez3rk8y 3 роки тому
It doesn’t matter how many times you hear about the “pale blue dot” it never gets old
@poincaretrajectories5917
@poincaretrajectories5917 4 роки тому
"Let's make a world in which we go to other worlds." Missed it yesterday: happy 85th birthday, professor Sagan!
@James_the_Builder
@James_the_Builder 4 роки тому
Let's make a world that's sustainable for future generations.
@poincaretrajectories5917
@poincaretrajectories5917 4 роки тому
@@James_the_Builder sure! . Your comment makes me think about: www.lettersofnote.com/2012/08/why-explore-space.html?m=1
@amezcuaist
@amezcuaist 2 роки тому
We need to preserve this planet . It`s the only one we will ever inhabit . Travelling to the nearest star would take us 81,000 years . Sagan however was an inspiration. We need to transfer his ideas back to this lonely planet .
@NoBearSurvives
@NoBearSurvives Рік тому
When he was answering the "how you will be remembered" question and he jokingly mentioned "I hope this will not come for many years".... I cried. It had come just 2 years later. Man how I wish we could have seen more of this amazing scholar. There are no better philosophers than scientists. And what amazes me is how well synched they all become the smarter they are. As if they grasp there is one fundamental truth about reality which is just too difficult to comprehend for the majority of the population.
@habib-vq9fl
@habib-vq9fl 4 місяці тому
In the past, in order to obtain a Ph. D., potential candidates had to master philosophy. Philosophy provides a lens through which actual scientists are able to decipher right from wrong free of bias. That's truly what education should be about- objectivity which coincides with ethics when it come to the etiology of knowledge.
@VeronikaCroft
@VeronikaCroft Рік тому
I had to rewatch this after the unveiling of JWST's first photo. If anybody fully deserved to witness the age of space exploration, it's Carl Sagan.
@HunnidTheTrapper02
@HunnidTheTrapper02 Рік тому
Exactly that.
@AtamMardes
@AtamMardes 4 роки тому
"The cosmos is also within us - we are made of star stuff - we are a way for the cosmos to know itself." Carl Sagan
@AtamMardes
@AtamMardes 4 роки тому
@South Florida Horticulture Did you also ask them to prove the Adam&Eve story when they were brainwashing you with religious stuff? Or, did you just believe it because they showed you a book that claims itself to be the holy truth?
@mathewmadayorebekah7270
@mathewmadayorebekah7270 4 роки тому
In other words he was saying stars died for us to live😅...to save us
@AtamMardes
@AtamMardes 4 роки тому
@South Florida Horticulture Fossil & DNA evidence prove evolution made man. The Bible is the evidence that proves early confused superstitious man made God of the Bible, Satan, angles, Adam&Eve, sin, sacrifice, virgin birth, resurrection, and walking on water. The religion scam has got the gullible suckers duped.
@AtamMardes
@AtamMardes 4 роки тому
@J. Buxter-Fleener LOL. Instead of praying, you should start using your brain to think on your own and free yourself from the shackles of religion.
@AtamMardes
@AtamMardes 4 роки тому
@J. Buxter-Fleener If Jesus had Godly powers, he would still be living. The resurrection hoax was made up by anonymous hoaxer Christian writers falsely passing themselves off as someone who existed years before them & claiming to be eyewitnesses. Religion has got you by the balls. LOL
@lrochacastro2308
@lrochacastro2308 4 роки тому
I gotta admit it, when they applauded dr. Sagan I felt like crying. We lost this man so early that I couldn't experience the same epoch as Carl. This man saved my life.
@pablognecco1102
@pablognecco1102 2 роки тому
He saved mine, also. I will never be able to express sufficient gratitude for his teachings.
@brennonguilbeau569
@brennonguilbeau569 Рік тому
Can you tell us what he did for you?
@TX_BoomSlang
@TX_BoomSlang Рік тому
@@brennonguilbeau569 compare what you've done vs. what he's done.
@kenbranaugh8251
@kenbranaugh8251 Рік тому
Are you retarded?
@rxw5520
@rxw5520 Рік тому
Did he give you CPR? What happened? I’m glad to hear you’re ok.
@stevedrake3725
@stevedrake3725 2 роки тому
I love how dead quiet the audience is when this man speaks. That’s respect!
@HarryNicNicholas
@HarryNicNicholas 11 місяців тому
speak softly, but, carry a big stick. a true scientist.
@257rani
@257rani 8 місяців тому
@slow-mo_moonbuggy
@slow-mo_moonbuggy 8 місяців тому
​@@HarryNicNicholasAstronomy is not science.
@thekantedkalcedony
@thekantedkalcedony 7 місяців тому
@@slow-mo_moonbuggy​​⁠​⁠Carl Sagan was not only an astronomer but a astrophysicist and planetary scientist, holding other scientific titles too
@slow-mo_moonbuggy
@slow-mo_moonbuggy 7 місяців тому
@@thekantedkalcedony Could you please name one verified scientific hypothesis constructed in the entire history of astronomy and tell me what the independent variable that was used? There isn't one. Astronomy and astrophysics is not natural science.
@sphinxrising1129
@sphinxrising1129 Рік тому
I met Carl Sagon as a teen & we had a great conversation, but one thing he told me stuck with me more than anything, "Question everything", Carl Sagon.
@KCFlyer2
@KCFlyer2 3 роки тому
I can only imagine how great it must have been to have him as your college professor.
@agentviktor3297
@agentviktor3297 2 роки тому
Yeah, but what about exams? Scary :D
@Ratigan2
@Ratigan2 2 роки тому
@@agentviktor3297 Not if you have a good tutor.
@alexb2873
@alexb2873 2 роки тому
This guy is a walking assumption he’s nothing but an appealing speaker.
@cryosleep19
@cryosleep19 Рік тому
Oh yeah you learn sooooo much about like..monkeys...and god not reall....this guy is just a babysitter
@patkennedy2620
@patkennedy2620 Рік тому
@@alexb2873 You didn’t understand a word, did you?
@Albatross125
@Albatross125 5 років тому
Just wow. His sentences are poetic. He has an incredible ability to communicate words and thoughts to the listener.
@dewfall56
@dewfall56 5 років тому
I know exactly what you mean. His thoughts are so well ordered and conveyed. It's as if everything is already elegantly scripted in his mind.
@raysalmon6566
@raysalmon6566 4 роки тому
Why would poetic be important
@JesusOfIskcon
@JesusOfIskcon 4 роки тому
This is the same blathering rot yet somehow a masterpiece as General MacArthur's "old soldiers never die" speech isn't it? God I love this guy.
@raysalmon6566
@raysalmon6566 3 роки тому
@Chuck Wettish poetry and art will not solve the sin problem there is no solution to that without the message of the cross and no morally mankind has not advanced
@James-gk8ip
@James-gk8ip 3 роки тому
@@raysalmon6566 tragic misunderstanding
@MrDavidWeston
@MrDavidWeston 2 роки тому
Everybody on the planet should watch this talk by Carl Sagan
@TerryCheever
@TerryCheever 6 місяців тому
What a mind and communicator, and I can watch and listen to him all day long. I'm blessed to be an old bugger and had the opportunity to listen to Carl Sagan when he was alive.
@cristianaurs7034
@cristianaurs7034 4 роки тому
After reading his daughter's book, I feel so much more sadness that he is not here. He was a wonderful scientist, and what an amazing example of a human being.
@PBeringer
@PBeringer 2 роки тому
Sasha Sagan really hasn't received the recognition she deserves as a writer. There is even a detectable a hint of Carl's turn of phrase in her writing, too, which is really special.
@frankdimeglio8216
@frankdimeglio8216 Рік тому
@@PBeringer WHAT IS E=MC2 is taken directly from F=ma, AS the rotation of WHAT IS THE MOON matches the revolution. Indeed, consider what is the SECOND dimension in/of SPACE (ON BALANCE); AS TIME is NECESSARILY possible/potential AND actual ON/IN BALANCE; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is CLEARLY AND NECESSARILY proven to be gravity (ON/IN BALANCE); AS c squared CLEARLY represents a dimension of SPACE ON BALANCE. Consider TIME AND time dilation ON BALANCE !! Great. WHAT IS E=MC2 is taken directly from F=ma, AS TIME is NECESSARILY possible/potential AND actual ON/IN BALANCE; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is CLEARLY AND NECESSARILY proven to be gravity (ON/IN BALANCE); AS c squared CLEARLY represents a dimension of SPACE ON BALANCE. Consider WHAT IS THE EYE ON BALANCE. Great. Consider TIME AND time dilation ON BALANCE !! WHAT IS E=MC2 is taken directly from F=ma, AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is CLEARLY AND NECESSARILY proven to be gravity (ON/IN BALANCE). Consider TIME AND time dilation ON BALANCE, AS TIME is NECESSARILY possible/potential AND actual ON/IN BALANCE. Gravity AND ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy are linked AND BALANCED opposites ON BALANCE, as the stars AND PLANETS are POINTS in the night sky. Consider TIME AND time dilation ON BALANCE, AS TIME is NECESSARILY possible/potential AND actual ON/IN BALANCE; AS WHAT IS E=MC2 is taken directly from F=ma; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is CLEARLY AND NECESSARILY proven to be gravity (ON/IN BALANCE); AS the rotation of WHAT IS THE MOON matches the revolution. Great !!! WHAT IS GRAVITY is, ON BALANCE, an INTERACTION that cannot be shielded or blocked, AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is CLEARLY AND NECESSARILY proven to be gravity (ON/IN BALANCE). BALANCE AND completeness go hand in hand. Magnificent. It ALL CLEARLY makes perfect sense ON BALANCE. WHAT IS E=MC2 is dimensionally consistent, AS TIME is NECESSARILY possible/potential AND actual ON/IN BALANCE; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is CLEARLY AND NECESSARILY proven to be gravity (ON/IN BALANCE) !!! GREAT. By Frank Martin DiMeglio
@shuvonreza6189
@shuvonreza6189 5 років тому
We have a saying in Bengali "মুক্তার মত সাজানো কথা", meaning 'words like pearl'. Every time I hear Carl speak I see why the expression is so formed.
@flunk_waffle8073
@flunk_waffle8073 5 років тому
That even looks like a beautiful sentence.
@arifzaman409
@arifzaman409 4 роки тому
So glad to see a comment from a Bangladeshi people, while I am euphoric with the majesty, charm and calmness with this lecture (after the pale blue dot speech video) It’s this kind of emotion, that we don’t know each other yet connected through the shared emotion, which makes us feel lucky and alive as a human being!
@gvjudd1289
@gvjudd1289 4 роки тому
urdu and persian it is gohar afshani spreading pearls
@onlineeducationnepal7842
@onlineeducationnepal7842 3 роки тому
Mukto mono ?
@garyk1334
@garyk1334 3 роки тому
@Enter the Bragn’ why is everything you say repulsive ?
@alanageiger4411
@alanageiger4411 4 місяці тому
Wish I could have a conversation with Carl Sagan ❤ Beautiful man❤
@studiosandi
@studiosandi 9 місяців тому
Carl Sagan was a gift to humanity❤
@oldschoolman1444
@oldschoolman1444 5 років тому
What an amazing person, he lives on through recording like this. Much respect Carl Sagan, Thanks for all you did for humanity.
@Jay-wj5hd
@Jay-wj5hd 5 років тому
An ambassador of life, not just humanity. Severe distinction that should not be overlooked
@The22on
@The22on 4 роки тому
Carl begins by saying we flatter ourselves when wee call ourselves "civilized". Well, I think Carl was civilized.
@concepcionkennedy5183
@concepcionkennedy5183 Рік тому
I have listened to this lecture several times and I always cry at the end. A genius scientist, a brilliant communicator, a great human being with a quick wit and endearing sense of humor. He left humanity too soon.
@wanderingsoul1189
@wanderingsoul1189 5 місяців тому
I really envy you.
@DominicMagrinoMassageTherapist
@DominicMagrinoMassageTherapist 3 місяці тому
I love him so much. The second best starts talking, and I hear his distinct and recognizable voice, I immediately feel good. Carl Sagan is a happy place for me.
@smashexentertainment676
@smashexentertainment676 3 роки тому
1:09:10 Dude, you are remembered as one of the greatest human ever lived. I don't think you could ever imagine how grateful people are for everything you did.
@pranjal6593
@pranjal6593 2 роки тому
Most beautiful mind
@lisatyler659
@lisatyler659 2 роки тому
Genius with a heart, hiss language is poetry of his soul, his passion to save the Earth is everlasting. Phenomenal human being! Intense inspirer!!’
@Anicius_
@Anicius_ Рік тому
Who r u talking to
@slow-mo_moonbuggy
@slow-mo_moonbuggy 8 місяців тому
​@@Anicius_Their just algorithm bots propping up a pseudoscience sophist named Carl Sagan.
@dickrichard626
@dickrichard626 8 місяців тому
​@@slow-mo_moonbuggy Not a bot, just a weird guy. 😂
@chriscline374
@chriscline374 5 років тому
Happy 84th Birthday, Carl! We miss you!
@dawn-blade
@dawn-blade 5 років тому
Truly every word Carl spoke was eloquent and well thought out. I wish we had him now. We need him.
@hrahmani5738
@hrahmani5738 5 років тому
the most relevant comment
@lightwishatnight
@lightwishatnight 5 років тому
He's not 84. He died. I know you know that. Why celebrate it? Have you read/heard what Carl preached? He was against the numerology that a birthday is. Anyway, I don't want to be a party poopers, congrats Carl, I guess.
@lloydchristmas4547
@lloydchristmas4547 4 роки тому
@@lightwishatnight Why aren't you the dreamer science and prosperity needs.
@thdjjfsfh
@thdjjfsfh 2 роки тому
Indeed, his books brought me to tears and enlighten me.
@jeffreyhutchins6527
@jeffreyhutchins6527 10 місяців тому
The lecture was so profound that it evoked enough emotion for me to cry at its conclusion.
@kasturiswami784
@kasturiswami784 2 роки тому
I listened to the entire talk. It is nothing less than poetry. What a man!
@TheWizaard
@TheWizaard 4 місяці тому
So many times in this video the topic of his lifespan comes up, whether it's someone looking forward to his 70th birthday, or how he's to be remembered one day, and it's truly heartbreaking to know that in two years time he'll be gone. And gone far too soon. How wonderful it would have been to hear his delight over the discoveries that have been made since then.
@cheri238
@cheri238 3 місяці тому
Chills 🌎
@nkvk2810
@nkvk2810 3 роки тому
I am watching this in 2020. And I think we need Professor Sagan now than before. Rest in Peace Mr Sagan.
@shanemarx9210
@shanemarx9210 5 років тому
His answer to that last question is at least as stirring as the Pale Blue Dot. I need to commit both to memory. Carl, you are sorely, sorely missed.
@SpeegBJ
@SpeegBJ 3 роки тому
So missed.
@stevemcdonald3766
@stevemcdonald3766 2 роки тому
His Cosmos series on TV was such an amazing way of introducing complex cosmology to the common man in a simplistic but enlightening way, I have since read all his books, I miss you Carl Sagan.
@Xavier-gd6bo
@Xavier-gd6bo 8 місяців тому
Soon you'll have to unlearn everything and start over again, they've lied to us for hundreds of years about everything, so Carl Sagan is just another fraud. Jesuits can take someone from zero to hero in a short time.
@leehargreaves7473
@leehargreaves7473 2 роки тому
This is an example of Social Media at it's best. Without it we would have no access to this wonderful talk. Carl Sagan lives on, thanks to UKposts!!
@NECHOII
@NECHOII 2 роки тому
*CARL MIGHT ME DEAD, BUT HIS INTELLIGENCE LIVES ON!*
@LoressaClisby
@LoressaClisby 5 років тому
Goodness, what a loss this man's too-soon death was. A great scientist, a great communicator and cosmic explorer. Hasn't really been replaced. Completely awesome individual.
@The22on
@The22on 4 роки тому
Neil DeGrasse Tyson tries to fill his shoes... with mixed results.
@doalwa
@doalwa 4 роки тому
Nate unfortunately with very mixed results...just saw his most recent interview on Joe Rogan and it was very offputting how rude Neil behaved there...I couldn’t imagine Carl ever behaving like this.
@nipunjava5545
@nipunjava5545 4 роки тому
@@doalwa Completely agree. He doesn't have the empathy that is so much needed in communicating scientific knowledge to the common man. The reality of life is that we "hear and respect" people better when we believe they are of the same moral fabric that we are built of. Content matters, but more than that matters presentation.
@doalwa
@doalwa 4 роки тому
Nipun Java Well said!
@johnengland7135
@johnengland7135 4 роки тому
He's okay in his field but when he started to attack B UFO researcher groups and Truth community concerning ET craft being seen all over this planet and dismissed it as total baloney. I lost a little respect for him for that but I'm sure he made some money doing it can we do all need to pay the bills.
@dadaramakrishna
@dadaramakrishna 2 роки тому
Was just an elementary student when I watched Cosmos by Carl Sagan…. It is from this science series which gave me a basic understanding of life, our home planet, and the universe. Now I am almost 60 years old and I find his talks and lectures are still relevant today. Thank you so much, Carl Sagan.
@matiasd5226
@matiasd5226 Рік тому
1:01:54 probably one of if not the best monologue ever. Just with a photo this guy put basically everything we are in a completelly new perspective. Everything we thought great, important, magnificent, every live and every death under a new light. It challenges everything every human ever thought about the human species. Beautiful.
@kinderhood
@kinderhood 5 років тому
This is a treasure to see.
@dawn-blade
@dawn-blade 5 років тому
"That pale blue dot..." Sagan will forever live in history.
@babylon333
@babylon333 4 роки тому
I wish we had more of his kind
@user-di1tf4lm2j
@user-di1tf4lm2j 3 роки тому
The COSMOS will endure for years. It has for me, the body of work is a masterpiece of our time. I first read the Book when I was 11 some 41 years ago. What a humanitarian, will we see another in the next 100 years.
@harit4767
@harit4767 5 років тому
Carl Sagan is best of humanity. Best!
@everestaexillifek6489
@everestaexillifek6489 4 роки тому
@J. Buxter-Fleener This must be what we call de-evolution. Thank you for providing yourself as an example
@user-qc8vj3vp9v
@user-qc8vj3vp9v 4 роки тому
Totally agree with you Harit~ Dr. Carl Sagan was one of the most intelligent, composed, humble and calm human being. The world lost a giant. He has not been replaced since, and I don't think ever will. Love you Dr. Carl Sagan - gone too soon; greatly missed.❤❤❤❤❤
@Scoring57
@Scoring57 3 роки тому
@J. Buxter-Fleener He mentioned issues around race one few times for you huh you racist piece of sh^t?
@RawWithIt
@RawWithIt 2 роки тому
We need more Carl Sagan in our lives
@slow-mo_moonbuggy
@slow-mo_moonbuggy 8 місяців тому
No. We've had enough pseudoscience. It's ending.
@RawWithIt
@RawWithIt 8 місяців тому
@@slow-mo_moonbuggy lol what do you mean?
@slow-mo_moonbuggy
@slow-mo_moonbuggy 8 місяців тому
@@RawWithIt What science is Carl Sagan known for?
@OrangeDurito
@OrangeDurito Рік тому
I am completely speechless right now. Such incredible eloquence, clarity of thoughts, wealth of deep and diverse knowledge, oozing confidence and in general, an aura of authoritative presence - Dr. Sagan was truly once in a generation human being. His absence is direly felt. Given the state of the world which feels like slipping into ignorant vanity everyday surrounded by cloud of misinformation and superficial abhorrent display of short mindedness, we need more people like him who could reiterate to the world authoritatively those golden words of ‘our pale blue dot’. I feel privileged to be able to watch this lecture and understand the importance of his words. Thank you Dr. Sagan for once grazing this small speck of dust suspended in the cosmos and leaving your legacy for the time immemorial.
@dawn-blade
@dawn-blade 5 років тому
Carl Sagan will continue to influence and shape astronomy and questions about our purpose here for centuries to come. Of that, I am certain. His Pale Blue Dot speech alone will be remembered in a few centuries when we live on other planets and perhaps develop the technology to reach other stars.
@Cowicide
@Cowicide 5 років тому
I suspect his Pale Blue Dot speech will be remembered as a painful reminder of how lost humanity became before we went off a cliff via unchecked capitalism if we don't get our shit together by voting in progressives and do it soon. The GOP is outright treachery for society and corporate Democrats only pander towards addressing huge issues such as climate change, healthcare, etc. - Americans need to realize progressives who fight for average Americans and climate action are literally our last hope.
@Christopherjoe
@Christopherjoe 5 років тому
@@Cowicide I agree except I would say corporate Democrats only care to campaign on healthcare and climate change, but won't do enough to address them. They say things like universal access to healthcare which is like saying we all have access to a Lamborghini but mist of us can't afford it. We need single payer, or Medicare for All, like every other developed nation but centrist corporate dems will fight that as much as Republicans due to the money they get. Same with climate change. They'll all say we need to address it, but the ones taking that fossil fuel money will not do enough. They'll do enough to say they tried but will call necessary measures too radical. We need real progressives, not centrists pretending to be progressive to get elected.
@LiverpoolfanINchina
@LiverpoolfanINchina 5 років тому
Arthur Dayne didn't expect to see you here
@dawn-blade
@dawn-blade 5 років тому
@@LiverpoolfanINchina I wish you good fortune in the wars to come.
@lightwishatnight
@lightwishatnight 5 років тому
Haha, cute. You think we will be here in 2 centuries.
@johnlinden7398
@johnlinden7398 5 років тому
I ATTENDED A CARL SAGAN LECTURE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO IN 1989 ! I WAS A MEMBER OF THE " PLANETARY SOCIETY " HE HELPED FORM IN THE 1980s AND HAD HIM SIGN MY MEMBERSHIP CARD WHICH HE SIGNED AND SAID " WITH PLEASURE " ! ONE OF MY GREAT TREASURES !
@w8m4n
@w8m4n 4 роки тому
Wow. Good for you. And I mean it, I'd LOVE to be able to boast that!
@lloydchristmas4547
@lloydchristmas4547 4 роки тому
That's awesome, but calm the caps.
@svenblackwell4550
@svenblackwell4550 4 роки тому
Very cool! ;)
@EvonZundelsculder
@EvonZundelsculder 4 роки тому
As a member of the Planetary Society, I was able to attend a symposium in Washington DC while the Shoemaker - Levy 9 comet was impacting Jupiter in 1994. It was AMAZING! Carl Sagan was the MC for the event (imagine that!) while Carolyn and Eugene Shoemaker and David Levy spoke. It was an honor to hear him speak and I won't forget it as long as I live.
@yourdad587
@yourdad587 3 роки тому
@paul snor Shift is held down and therefore can be released. Caps lock is toggle. Idiot.
@anearthian894
@anearthian894 4 місяці тому
Woah I didn't know that legendary speech of him on pale blue dot was first here. I 😢 every time i hear it.
@vikasjain5330
@vikasjain5330 2 роки тому
Hearing Carl Sagan is like he is always there in our midst. He never died. He has become immortal. Taking a cue from his own expression - Let’s make a world where we never lose his writings, speeches and works and make it available to the common human being!
@martinrutley-wk5ds
@martinrutley-wk5ds Рік тому
I'm pretty sure he died, dude, it says so on Wikipedia. Maybe they got it wrong, I dunno.
@caughtnyfish6073
@caughtnyfish6073 3 роки тому
When I was a child, Carl Sagan inspired me with his views and wonderful voice like no other. I have an awful lot to thank him for.
@Jehovini_Svedoci_Info
@Jehovini_Svedoci_Info 3 роки тому
I grow up in Croatia as I was 10 years old I started to read his books most wonderful man In sience world.
@elishevacapobianco-s4731
@elishevacapobianco-s4731 Рік тому
I agree. I as well. I feel blessed to have had the opportunity myself to discover him when I was a teen in the 70's.
@DCteamtraceur
@DCteamtraceur 5 років тому
1:35:17 " let's make a planet in which nobody is starving. let's make a planet in which Men and women have equal access to power. let's make a planet in which No ethnic group has it over another ethnic group. let's have a planet in which Science and engineering is used for the benefit of everybody on the planet. And my personal idiosyncrasy, lets have a world in which we go to other worlds. "
@lloydchristmas4547
@lloydchristmas4547 4 роки тому
😢
@chodeshadar18
@chodeshadar18 4 роки тому
Ohhh I'm not sure about you! You and Sagan are talking about equal access to power and visiting the... heavens? That's not Darwinian! Sounds a little too RELIGIOUS to me!
@svenblackwell4550
@svenblackwell4550 4 роки тому
❤that idea
@lloydchristmas4547
@lloydchristmas4547 4 роки тому
@@chodeshadar18
@chodeshadar18
@chodeshadar18 4 роки тому
@@lloydchristmas4547 not even a little bit!
@ff11dream
@ff11dream 2 роки тому
Carl Sagan was so smart they had to introduce the guy that introduced him.
@sameermadan4912
@sameermadan4912 2 роки тому
Thanks Carl for touching and changing lives all around the world. You visited Delhi and spoke there once. My regret to date that I was away at the time and missed listening to you in person. The best speaker I have ever listened to
@tomnewsom9124
@tomnewsom9124 5 років тому
Even when answering unfiltered questions, he's a poet :)
@0cireeric0
@0cireeric0 5 років тому
Sagan inspired so many to fall in love with Science! Great man!
@3dgar7eandro
@3dgar7eandro 10 місяців тому
"What a master class in humility and skepticism, Carl Sagan was definitely not at the center of the solar system, the galaxy or the universe but always at the center of our thoughts and our hearts 🤓👌👌" I really feel privileged to listen to this wonderful Physics and life teacher, he truly had a privileged mind, which taught us to follow "the tireless search for truth" always with an open mind, and that was perhaps his greatest achievement.
@pavel9652
@pavel9652 4 місяці тому
I heard about him for a long time, but never had a chance to watch or listen. When I discovered his lectures and interviews few years ago I was blown away how precise and intelligent he was! I wish he lived longer and contributed more to science and popular science.
@cheri238
@cheri238 3 місяці тому
Carl Sagan , I applaud you for your dedication and pursuits of astronomy and science. As a child, each episode when you came on television, I sat with my mind full of wonder on the front row. 🙏❤️🌎🌿🕊🎵🎶🎵
@tigermagda
@tigermagda 3 роки тому
My first love in life and my greatest choice so far.
@peggywolfson3174
@peggywolfson3174 5 років тому
Carl Sagan was a inspirational, poetic, irreplaceable man. Our loss is immeasurable and I am another who still grieves him. What glorious genius!
@Snookie627
@Snookie627 Рік тому
I got the opportunity to hear him speak in the early 90s at my little local community college. He didn't just speak at ivy league schools. My friend went into labor that same day, and I told her she had a time limit and I wasn't missing the chance to hear my space dad speak. I missed the birth, but wouldn't change a thing. I was in a very religious household, and I am forever grateful for the light he shined in my dark world.
@connecting-minds-network
@connecting-minds-network 3 роки тому
I'm also cheering in the year 2021. What a pleasure to listen to this greatest lecture. Thanks for sharing.
@jballenger9240
@jballenger9240 Рік тому
Watching and learning in 2023.
@naokitoiko2701
@naokitoiko2701 3 роки тому
He wasn't just incredible smart, he was immensely wise too.
@frankrwalsh
@frankrwalsh 5 років тому
I think Carl will be remembered for COSMOS, by everyone who saw the series.
@conniestone6251
@conniestone6251 5 років тому
and a WHOLE LOT more! You really need to READ all of his books (if you haven't) ; they will change your life...still. Missing my HERO, Carl Sagan :'(
@toni4729
@toni4729 2 роки тому
Absolutely agreed. It was brilliant. It'll never go out of date.
@user-rc3fu9ks9x
@user-rc3fu9ks9x 7 місяців тому
This was so great to hear so great to see. Carl is a human treasure.
@anthonysandoval9275
@anthonysandoval9275 2 роки тому
It saddens me, that Carl had to pass, it would be so interesting to hear him deduce images, from Hubble, and James Webb. As a child he was the voice of cosmos, he introduced me to space, and words would make you imagination just work overtime. As I grow older, I still listen and watch his material. Such a smart human’s human being. Such hope for humanity, in an era of chaos. So outspoken, with a soft, stern, and professional, always recognizable voice. Rest In Peace, we will always miss you, and I thank God, for all of the recordings, and videos, you made. Your legacy will always live. Your golden record will hopefully live forever!
@babylon333
@babylon333 4 роки тому
Carl Sagan you're missed. Thanks for all your inspiration.
@chris432t6
@chris432t6 2 роки тому
Feel the same. Thanks
@richardgates7479
@richardgates7479 5 років тому
Carl Sagan: When you say "Do you believe in God?", If I say yes or if I say no, you have learned absolutely nothing. - I guess I'm asking you to define yours if you have one. But why would we use a word so ambiguous, that means so many different things? - Gives you freedom to define it... Gives you freedom to seem to agree with someone else, with whom you do not agree. It covers over differences, it makes for social lubrication, but it is not an aid to truth. In my view. And therefore I think we need much sharper language when we ask these questions.
@SelfReflective
@SelfReflective 5 років тому
Richard Gates bravo, sir!! Thank you for transcribing that, it impressed me too. Sagan correctly located the reason for American religiosity: since there is no ethnic/racial coherence, God steps in as a symbol of unity. And better not to ask too many questions because the illusion falls apart. That’s why European nations are not religious; their primary identity is ethnic. One is born a German, for example. Of course, immigration may change all that. I wonder if the strong feelings of loyalty and devotion that Muslims have for their faith have something to do with their ethnic/national identities being weak. What does it mean to be a Syrian? If it’s a recent identity, maybe being a Sunni Muslim is more appealing.
@richardgates7479
@richardgates7479 5 років тому
Seems to me it was such a bad thing to be German after WWII that their government had to ban any reference Nazism. If Nazism has survived the war then it would likely be their god.
@aquillafleetwood8180
@aquillafleetwood8180 4 роки тому
My God gave us the stars as His witness!
@SelfReflective
@SelfReflective 3 роки тому
@Mark Simons No.
@Newton14alan
@Newton14alan 3 роки тому
Richard Gates -- GOD = the anthropomorphism of The Incomprehensible.
@yusufeminyldz4557
@yusufeminyldz4557 2 роки тому
This is the most beneficial video I have ever watched in my entire life. Thank you Carl Sagan. You are a hero for us.
@anthonyrichards9512
@anthonyrichards9512 Рік тому
I love this scientist for not only his intelligence, but his compassion for the human race. I just realized he died only two years later. How very sad...❤
@dr.prakasharumugam4086
@dr.prakasharumugam4086 5 років тому
Thank you so much for making this available for public. He was a brilliant scientist , inspiring lecturer and a teacher par excellence.
@petetube99
@petetube99 4 роки тому
I was given Cosmos the book when I was a child. I owe much of my love if astronomy, art, history and science to that one book. The illustrations were spellbinding, but the text was life changing.
@TheArtofFugue
@TheArtofFugue 2 роки тому
As was I. And as will my children whenever I have them.
@nabilh56
@nabilh56 2 роки тому
A master piece that should be included in every educational curriculum.
@pablognecco1102
@pablognecco1102 2 роки тому
Many of us who otherwise would have never had quality scientific instruction, not only recieved very good science lessons but the best scientific thoughts and concepts available, through professor Sagan's books. I cannot express sufficient gratitude for his legacy. We desperately need more people with his wit, his wisdom, his sharpness and his attitude. I just love him with all the strenght of my existence.
@valeriataylor8337
@valeriataylor8337 3 роки тому
"But imagine that you're an octopus" - SAGAN, Carl. 1994.
@jdmgreg
@jdmgreg 5 років тому
"What's your opinion on Astrology?" "It's a hoax." "excuse me?" "H-O-A-X" The world lost a treasure in Carl Sagan
@shanemarx9210
@shanemarx9210 5 років тому
The speed with which he answered some of the questions was hilarious.
@jlong9574
@jlong9574 5 років тому
@Enter the Braggn' Your arrogance is only outmatched by your sheer stupidity. Do you have anything of substance to say or are you going to keep parading around in ignorance?
@LJMownage
@LJMownage 5 років тому
@Enter the Braggn' Please stop spreading nonsense there will be young kids who will actually believe the crap you're spreading
@PifflePrattle
@PifflePrattle 5 років тому
@Enter the Braggn' Wouldn't it be awesome if your worthless existence could be exchanged for something better. A finger nail clipping from Sagan would be a fair exchange I think.
@PifflePrattle
@PifflePrattle 5 років тому
Enter the Braggn' What don't I (representative dumfuck) get. I've been around a while. When Sagan first appeared on UK tv in my youth, I thoughht him beneath me. Arrogance of youth and also his styyle made me cringe a bit. I aleardy possessed a similar cosmic outlook. Of course he knew far more than me but that wasn't relevant for the dumbed down stuff on telly. Now I see how necessary he was and similar people still are. Also on a personal note, I am not very strong mathematically, and my physics is lamentable. I know that EU is mostly wrong, where it's right, it's trivial. For example, the most common form of regular matter in space is plasma. This is not controversial. Getting to grips with the interplay between plasma, electromagnetism, gravity and angular momentum is a subject which I think you will find has occupied many fine minds with an astrophysical bent for a long time. Also something your kind should like is the large range of scales over which such phenomena occur. Jets from very young stars, pulsars and quasars to name three. So to repeat: What is it we dumbfucks don't get?
@CharlesEckert-lk6me
@CharlesEckert-lk6me Рік тому
An absolutely brilliant man. He lives on because of lectures and recordings like this.
@admtech69
@admtech69 Рік тому
He enlightened my 10 year old mind about the universe with cosmos and humbled my mind with this lecture forever a great teacher thank you Dr Sagan
@davidmcleod1760
@davidmcleod1760 11 місяців тому
Either you're a liar or you used the exact same words as a guy I scrolled past like a minute ago
@davidmcleod1760
@davidmcleod1760 11 місяців тому
I take that back, my apologies, it seems youtube put me back to the top of the comments
@marypalmer8223
@marypalmer8223 5 років тому
A stellar thinker and human being. I'm so glad he existed in my lifetime.
@exploresouthafrica3551
@exploresouthafrica3551 5 років тому
This man is BRILLIANT!! This is the first time I have listened to him. Now I will go and hunt youtube for anything on Carl Sagan. Such a pity he's not with us anymore.
@mameli0701
@mameli0701 Рік тому
What a man!! The universe is a poorer place since his passing, but we're unbelievably lucky to have had his wisdom and enthusiasm for 62 years. He's the closest I come to worshipping something..
@panthapraetorian3974
@panthapraetorian3974 5 місяців тому
My three personal heroes, Carl Sagan, Leonard Nimoy and David Suzuki. Carl inspired much of my work in physics theorem. I have admired, respected, listened to and learned from him since I was a small child. See you out there, somewhere... As for the rest of you, May the Universe accept your chosen paths and through fortune and favour, open them up to you.
@jpr3s777
@jpr3s777 5 років тому
Omg the buzz tho.. If enough of you like this I'll rip it and cut the buzz and re-up on another channel. (Or if you see this Carl Sagan Institute, I'll send you guys some cleaned up audio to use.) Fantastic lecture though, what a brilliant man.
@dawn-blade
@dawn-blade 5 років тому
Who cares? It's Carl Sagan. The Pale Blue Dot.
@Ruzarik
@Ruzarik 5 років тому
Yeah I don't mind though, the original audio is good enough to appreciate what the man's saying
@brettjohnson5102
@brettjohnson5102 5 років тому
That would be much appreciated!
@mrswanson5013
@mrswanson5013 5 років тому
Hadn't heard it until reading you comment. Now can't unhear it. Serves myself right for reading the comments mid-vid
@yetokaswu7566
@yetokaswu7566 5 років тому
The buzz is a part of the lecture
@themediawrangler
@themediawrangler 5 років тому
The last question Sagan answered before wrapping up the Q&A is particularly inspiring and deserves its own video.
@Gguitarist1
@Gguitarist1 2 роки тому
My eyes fill with tears when I listen to Carl. I sorely miss him. Thankfully a vast video archive exhists of this inspiring great human being and thinker.
@in4med4ever
@in4med4ever Рік тому
I shared that video with my third and fifth grade tutees...truly moving
@Jeffsterren
@Jeffsterren 7 місяців тому
30 mins in and all I'm missing is popcorn. What a legendary and interesting speaker Carl Sagan was. I could watch lectures like these in the cinema as if they were movies.
@iliyakurtev1321
@iliyakurtev1321 4 роки тому
1:02:20 I get goosebumps as he begins his Pale Blue Dot speech.
@erictaylor5462
@erictaylor5462 5 років тому
Hard to believe he's been gone nearly 23 years now
@alanmcneill2407
@alanmcneill2407 2 роки тому
As a teacher of science, I was able to use the Cosmos series with my students. Most thought it was an amazing program, with so many interesting facts, stories and visual aides of the stars and planets, and of world history, the scientists of ancient times were shown in story format, just an incredible series, and even I learned something new every time we viewed this timeless production, If you haven't seen it, please do.
@ProfParzival
@ProfParzival 2 роки тому
The end of that speech.. makes you stop and listen and crescendos with the hairs sticking up on the back of your neck. Truly one of humanities greatest thinkers delivering a monumentally historic speech.
@MsAncients1
@MsAncients1 2 роки тому
ProfParzival, I heard part of this speech in Neil DeGrasse Tyson's edition of The Cosmos. It gave me goosebumps and made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up. I didn't' know the speech was part of this lecture; I got the same reaction again. Your comment was right on point!
@Kim.Minjii.
@Kim.Minjii. 4 роки тому
Me : studying for the history test for 1 hour ? nah. also Me : watching carl sagan's videos of 1-2 hours ? YES !
@gpc123451
@gpc123451 5 років тому
Carl Sagan is my hero, I would love to have met and spoke to him What a nice guy.
@deathwrenchcustom
@deathwrenchcustom 4 роки тому
It would be an awkward conversation though, because of that computer that he had to talk through. 😆
@gpc123451
@gpc123451 4 роки тому
I think that was Stephan Hawkins lol'n
@deathwrenchcustom
@deathwrenchcustom 4 роки тому
@@gpc123451 You say potato... 😎🍻
@MeesterG
@MeesterG Рік тому
1:08:35 How beautiful this is; he's not only remembered by his own words, but millions are able to hear his words as if he's still here with us. Still so sad that the world lost this beautiful person.
@vrramnath
@vrramnath 3 роки тому
He is a huge inspiration. Legendary physicist, thinker and philosopher.
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