Carl Sagan Cosmos series

[orbekler]

For people who still don't know about it, here the now dated (but still great) Sagan's Cosmos series.
Episodes 1 - 7:
http://www.youtube.com/user/KosmosLF#grid/user/1F0DE06DCBADCACE
Episodes 7 - 13:
http://www.youtube.com/user/KosmosLF#grid/user/A342E4AE1E566F3D

 

[marooder86]

I just love the passion with which he was talking about the science. I could listen to him over and over again, also because I like his voice, so calm and yet attracting one's attention simillar I think to Sir David Attenborough's.

 

[JEL]

The Cosmos series is wonderful. Sagan is wonderful.

That, and the later www.veoh.com/collection/bbcspacetv series with Sam Niell, are the 2 most captivating series in this area IMO.

 

[Notebook]

They are all good.
Bit more generic and older, but still worth watching.

Ascent of Man:

Connections:
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcSxL8GUn-g"]YouTube - James Burke : Connections, Episode 1, "The Trigger Effect", 1 of 5 (CC)[/ame]

N.

 

[Tex]

This is a nice video someone made using part of Carl's amazing narration...

 

[Jarvitä]

As a tribute to Sagan, the pronounciation of the word "human" should be changed to the way he pronounced it.

Truly one of the greatest men ever.

 

[Salun]

I has on the netflix <3

 

[jimblah]

Sagan, someone who truly could have served as Earth Ambassador to the Stars. Google melodysheep or look up a musical tribute they made for Sagan and Hawking using excerpts from their respective shows. "We will someday, venture to the stars..." Thank you Sagan where ever you are.

 

[marooder86]

Google melodysheep or look up a musical tribute they made for Sagan and Hawking using excerpts from their respective shows.

Every single video of Symphony of Science is amazing and worth watching and spreading, but those are more tributes for science itself not particular persons.

Thank you Sagan where ever you are.

In thoughts and memories of living people.