Carl Sagan

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• The Greatest Destruction of Knowledge

  
  Heaving Dead Cats — Authority: 120
  Cyril of Alexandria was born around 376CE and rose to power as the Pope of Alexandria during the peak of the Roman Empire’s rule there. He is credited with leading the charge against Nestorius in the First Council of Ephesus, where the divinity and caricature of Jesus Christ were debated. The Roman Catholic church ...
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• A Glorious Dawn Awaits

  
  Scott's Take — Authority: 117
  Heres a shot of optimism, courtesy of a Carl Sagan/Stephen Hawking remix.
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• The Symphony of Science.

  
  soquitcherbitchen — Authority: 120
  If you spend any amount of time on the internet, you might have clicked on a link to these videos. Created by John Boswell AKA Colorpulse , the songs and videos of The Symphony of Science are "designed to deliver scientific knowledge and philosophy in musical form." This dude sure can work that autotune. And ...
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• The Theological Implications of Finding Alien Extra-Terrestial Life

  
  Athanatos Christian Apologetics Ministry — Authority: 115
  I have already addressed this in several places- here, and here - so I won’t dwell on things much.  Instead, I want to reflect on an article I just read regarding the Vatican participating in an astrobiology conference to discuss the question. In my previous posts, I argued that if aliens appeared, they might ...
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• Were on the verge of the 4th Epoch of memory

  
  Jay Garmon [dot] Net — Authority: 117
  Image via Wikipedia Before we begin, a hat tip goes out to Phil "Bad Astronomy" Plait for disseminating this collection of Carl Sagan quotes , which inspired this little observation. As such, Ill begin with Sagans own words, which invariably outstrip my own: "When our genes could not store all the information ...
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• Stephen Hawking Records X Factor Tribute Album

  
  Anorak News — Authority: 620
  STEPHEN Hawking will now sing for you. Hawking has yet to record an X Factor tribute album for the over-25s category, but he ’sings’ on a pop single tribute to scientist Carl Sagan. Anorak has no extracts from the album to entertain you with, but we do have a recording of Hawking issuing a chant that you can join ...
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• Some More Thoughts on ABC’s Visitors

  
  Athanatos Christian Apologetics Ministry — Authority: 115
  So ABC’s “V” was on again tonight.  I enjoyed it.  It lacked the same punch as the first episode but I still liked it.  It seems a little hurried to me.  Maybe there are too many commercials?  I’ve seen other hour long shows that seemed to really carry a narrative so I know its possible.  I can’t put ...
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• Pale Blue Dot

  
  MUNNA ON THE RUN — Authority: 106
  In memory of Carl Sagan I wonder if we didn’t do anything about climate change. Didn’t control pollution. Didn’t lessen our dependency on fossil fuels. Didn’t find a sustainable way of living. Didn’t oppose monopoly of companies over seed. Didn’t stop forests from being destroyed. Didn’t protect ...
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• Carl Sagan Deep Space Ship to Go to the Living Room and Beyond [Lego]

  
  F-Default — Authority: 543
      When I was 12, Cosmos was one of my favorite TV shows. Read more from the original source: Carl Sagan Deep Space Ship to Go to the Living Room and Beyond [Lego]
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• Carl Sagan Deep Space Ship to Go to the Living Room and Beyond [Lego]

  
  Gizmodo — Authority: 895
  When I was 12, Cosmos was one of my favorite TV shows. The other was Benny Hill. Clearly, planetary exploration and semi-neekeed girls go together like William Shatner and Elton John songs, whiskey...
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• Carl Sagan Turns 75

  
  The Rustbelt Radical — Authority: 417
  What to say about the above video?  It has been doing the rounds in the ether and certainly has its charms.  So it’s a little hammy; so was Carl Sagan and that is, in part, why we loved him.  He was a remarkable figure- so full of life and the wonder of life.  I was [...]
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• Boswell Remixes The Great Minds Of Science - "We Are All Connected"

  
  BlogCadre - Community Connected — Authority: 135
  John "melodysheep" Boswell has remixed another scientific masterpiece. He writes : "We Are All Connected" was made from sampling Carl Sagans Cosmos, The History Channels Universe series, Richard Feynmans 1983 interviews, Neil deGrasse Tysons cosmic sermon, and Bill Nyes Eyes of Nye Series, plus added visuals from ...
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• A Glorious Dawn On Sale

  
  BlogCadre - Community Connected — Authority: 135
  A Glorious Dawn , which was remixed by John Boswell (a.k.a. melodysheep to YouTube users) as a tribute to astronomer Carl Sagan and Stephen Hawking, is now available as a seven-inch single.  The single was produced by Jack Whites [wiki] Third Man Record label.  Link Previously on BC: A Glorious Dawn - ...
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• John Meier Lecture Online

  
  Exploring Our Matrix — Authority: 602
  Mark Goodacre pointed out that this full-length lecture by John P. Meier on the historical Jesus - entitled " Jesus the Jew - But What Kind of Jew? " - is available on YouTube. Also in the audio/visual blogosphere, Kevin Scull pointed out a lecture by Bruce Winter available online, on the Baylor University ...
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• “A Glorious Dawn” On A Path To World Domination

  
  GeekDad — Authority: 735
  The Album Cover (image: Third Man Records) Here at GeekDad, we’re big fans of Carl Sagan, the GOAT when it comes to making science understandable for the masses (IOHO). In September of this year, Mr. Sagan went viral posthumously with the internet hit “A Glorious Dawn” , a remixed-auto-tuned version of Sagan ...
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• LightSail: Planetary Society’s new solar sail project

  
  Green Diary — Authority: 442
  The Planetary Society is here yet again with its new solar sail program. Unlike its first solar sail that ended up in the ocean instead of orbit, this new project called LightSail is expected to be a success. The organization announced its plan to propel a spacecraft on sunlight alone by the end of 2010. Under this ...
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• Planetary Society to Launch Three Separate Solar Sails

  
  International Space Fellowship — Authority: 584
  Written by Nancy AtkinsonOn the 75th anniversary of astronomer Carl Sagan’s birth, the Planetary Society announced their plans to sail a spacecraft on sunlight alone by the end of 2010. Called LightSail, the project will launch three separate spacecraft over the course of several years, beginning with LightSail-1, ...
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• Setting Sail Into Space, Propelled by Sunshine

  
  Innovation Toronto — Authority: 438
  Image via Wikipedia Peter Pan would be so happy. About a year from now, if all goes well, a box about the size of a loaf of bread will pop out of a rocket some 500 miles above the Earth . There in the vacuum it will unfurl four triangular sails as shiny as moonlight and only barely more substantial. Then it ...
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• Happy 75th, Carl

  
  Dust in a Sunbeam — Authority: 121
  Wish you were still here.
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• A Glorious Dawn

  
  colectiva — Authority: 535
  In celebration of what would have been Carl Sagan’s birthday, would he still be alive, here is a musical remix by John Boswell of Sagan getting down with Stephen Hawking freestylin’ as if he could actually freestyle… It’s dope! v > Living Ears
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