Carl Sagan - Cosmos - Andromeda and Perseus Constellations

Carl Sagan - Cosmos - Andromeda and Perseus Constellations

[@Birkirrey]

There is something calming and yet dominating about his voice. I really enjoy just listening to him. That voice, by itself, is enough to make a good father.

[@Gr33dyGenius85]

That’s confidence, he knows that what he is saying is factual and accurate. Have you ever noticed how your tone might change into a more matter-of-fact one, when you have more information than others in the conversation? Plus, he literally speaks in front of others for a living, he’s very accustomed to public speaking.

[@jackstorm777]

Carl Sagan reminds me of a scientific version of Bob Ross.

[@Threedog1963]

You got me. Just as it was getting interesting, the clip timed out. Probably a YouBoob time limit on video presentations.

[@АйратСамигуллин-э9е]

Вот ещё одна видео запись , и тоже вызывает моё внимание .

[@martinlisitsata]

only 33 years until we know if the star blew up

[@danzinnyman]

@CRISNCHIPS12398 yeah that kinda tech would be like another couple hundred years maybe more i agree with ya but its possible

[@Abhinav1booyaakaa]

What happened next?!

[@Andreazor]

@FaithNoMore1977 It's a complete mindfuck.

[@RiguruNightobagu]

I dont quite like four seasons spring.

[@simbelmyne444]

Still blows my mind! 🤯 Sure miss him! He would have loved all the new tech and discoveries! 🥺❤️

[@kassios]

Yes!, all those beautiful high definition images of the planets our probes have sent back. Regardless he was fortunate to live in an era where humankind has realised it's existence and place in the vastness of space. And we are fortunate to live knowing him and his marvellous work.

[@NirrumTheMad]

Carl sagan has such a vast perspective, but it's amazing to hear the emotion in his voice when he talks about things at the bounds of his perspective. A distance measured far beyond human travel.

[@thorsvensson8172]

Sagan must be one of the greatest communicators our species has produced.

[@slakker8000]

Einstein was a high school drop-out? There's hope for all of us!

[@powderedtoastman2112]

It's kind of sad, too...especially when considering that the most viewed videos on here are so mind-numbingly insipid and dumb.

[@CJbass420]

oh shit agent smith aint dead yet someone call neo!

[@idontlikeyou1371]

i love how he promotes the voyager spacecraft which was his brain child!!

[@Mercer2003]

Two words to describe the way Carl Sagan talked: "Mister Anderson!"

[@RSTI191]

Yeah he kinda does..

[@silvermerlin]

I have said for at least 20 years, that he is my surrogate dad! (at least in my imagination!). when I was 15, I fell in love with Cosmos. It is Wonderful that I hear MY kids are now seeing and hearing his teachings.

[@baillou2]

@xLadyxLucKx13 For me happiness IS learning. I don't see the distinction.

[@VisualTedium]

I'm sure Tuscany looks like that today

[@tconnolly3159]

Studying the night sky is evokes many feelings, humility being the strongest.

[@Koolaiddewz]

At the beginning he sounds like Reverend Love-joy from The Simpsons

[@Ashoerchen]

The dilettante way that these videos are amputated right in the middle of sentences and important content is simply unbearable.

[@HardRockMiner]

This was before the theory of dark matter. I wonder what Mr Sagen would of thought of that theory?

[@jandans]

Does any1 know if you can order Carl Sagans shows on dvd?

[@divyanshukumar3224]

Really carl Sagan is part of universe

[@ryanwarner7950]

Just think....if you were in some far off distant galaxy, say 8 billion ly away, and had the technology as we do today, you would see the earth just beginning to form. Space is insane

[@seanwyatt1414]

Informative genius

[@Footprints1111]

11:11 🦋🌈✨

[@philipstevenson5166]

the light of this program have spent 42 years travelling here, and its source has long since gone out. the first law of media studies states that aired programs are disturbances in the ether that exponentially decay.

[@the3xtr3mist]

so sad .. only 800 views

[@Chriswp420]

agent smith was so based on sagan

[@JustinLodes]

Ha never noticed that but yes I agree. There’s a distinct similarity there between the two

[@6NoHope9]

You are forgetting (or not thinking) about wormholes, that's why scientists are not thinking about what you said, because it's not possible that way, however it is possible with the theory of wormholes.

[@JimL2883]

It’s is truly awesome what God has made, and in only 6 days!

[@jeffnaslund]

😂😂😂

[@NapalmNewt]

I love carl sagan, he is the best person ever.

[@rooflee]

@Birkirrey Ceaser Milan would describe it as "calm assertive energy" ;)

[@JoshD8282]

@BudPeters44 Some scientists have though we have evolved from amebas.

[@Azianxss]

WTFFFF THIS ISN'T THE END

[@ENr369]

yes, the messier object 31 and the Andromeda galaxy is the same.

[@LuceoLeo]

why do you keep uploading like half of a video...

[@CCPlaetean]

Thanks so much for these videos, they're fascinating and thought prevoking.

[@BlackGT2]

Vivaldi's Four Seasons, Spring, 1st movement

[@vaizerdgrey]

in 2009 i was in 9th class

[@ianjamieson4391]

Well this guy is fantastic

[@timduncankobebryant]

space actually is not emptied

[@zodiacastro1]

instructive.

[@narxes]

lol

[@MattWeismiller1994]

4:05 What movement is being played?

[@infinityeconomicsinfinitye2040]

💐🙏🙏🙏

[@danzinnyman]

@BudPeters44 agreed

[@sw33tness666]

the game.

[@Sanzaru123]

FUUUUUUUUUUU-

[@idotechno]

His voice kinda turns me on..ahah. But he does sound like agent smith.

[@xLadyxLucKx13]

I Don't blame people for watching some random videos. You have to be happy in life, But you should also want to learn. At least that is my thought on the situation

[@marsmusic2475]

Nice💞