Remember Carl Sagan? We yearned for his next Cosmos episode in the ‘80s. We were fascinated with astronomy, science, learning – all the factual information he would share with us weekly was not enough ...

He was a real-estate agent, fortyish or so, and he came back later when I'd fin­ished my soaking communion with the cosmos. Turned out he was a serious family man, not really a car nut at all, but ...

By studying the cosmos, we have gained a pretty good theoretical ... 0 to 4.5 aeons ago global temperatures were about 2,63OK," Carl Sagan and George Mullen wrote, turning their attention to ...

By studying the cosmos, we have gained a pretty good theoretical ... had abundant water flowing 3.2 aeons ago. As well as this, Sagan and Mullen point out, we have algae fossils dating back ...

Astronomers have detected a 'coherent' radio signal from a distant planet, reigniting hope for the existence of ...

Inspired by Carl Sagan's iconic spoken essay ... and humanity's place in the cosmos. Sagan's book reflects on Earth's smallness in the vastness of space, as seen from Voyager 1.

The “Pale Blue Dot” image became the most famous, as it captured Earth as a small speck surrounded by the vast cosmos. The photo eventually inspired a mosaic in the Theodore von Kármán Auditorium at ...

She wrote her poem, "93 Percent STARDUST" after reading Carl Sagan's book "Cosmos." ASL (17D: AIM-era icebreaker question ...

Our modern era of space observation and exploration deepens our connection with the universe—and with each other. When NASA ...

Feeling small? This post explores the vastness of the universe and how it can inspire us to live a meaningful life. 🌌✨ ...