THE SAGAN SERIES - The Humans

[@Michaelf1968]

"victims of their own success, the explorers pretty much stay home" that coupled with the image of the shuttle coming down in reverse is absolutely soul wrenching

[@manishsvashisth]

In a way, he saw it coming.

[@kentlm777]

Carl Sagan was a living model of what we should all strive to be. Compassionate & curious, to use our intelligence with confidence and caution. To do our best to measure ourselves and therefore best determine what measures we should take. He was a gentle, yet persistent voice of reason; clearly delivering the path to the answers that lie in us all, whether we recognize it or not. The only way to truly appreciate his message is to try and live it.

[@ijustpostedth1s724]

That was the best summation of Carl Sagan's life and career as a human being I have ever heard. If Carl were here today and asked all of us "What have you done for humanity lately?". Anything I can come with, falls somewhere between mediocrity and selfishness. Trying to live up to Carl's hopes for humanity is a tall order.

[@agentindica1]

I'm not sure why this made me cry, but no one can touch my soul like Sagan.

[@metachomp2619]

Carl Sagan's voice is so incredibly calming. This is the perfect video to watch for a good cry.

[@RedCabinGames]

"Humans, like the gods of old, living in the sky." I just love that sentence. It's amazing.

[@melodysheep]

"new world ocean" ... love it.

[@riyan9949]

Man I love your videos nad hardwork

[@Moose00019]

"No more impassable, than the last..."

[@VitaminM1]

Heyyy melodysheep

[@FactTalkOfficial]

Hi bro

[@skepticsapiens4149]

Whoa hi

[@rstodd1345]

You know, when I look around I lose almost all faith in humanity. However, when I watch things like this.. it puts back some of that faith that I lose. This is a simply wonderful video. Thank you and thank you Mr. Sagan for everything.

[@OwNeD05]

Humans, like the gods of old, living in the sky.

[@jagbot]

***** looking for 'untold opportunities' :)

[@Harshgupta3po]

Now you can easily understand who wre the so called God or Gods..

[@Willllburrrr]

We miss you Carl

[@karthikbalaji3739]

At least you miss him. I can't even do that cause I am 13 in 2016...And Carl died in 20th century...way before me :'(

[@Hyumanity]

Hey, that's amazing you're drawn to these kind of ideas at a young age! I only came to know of Carl recently and I miss him so much.

[@karthikbalaji3739]

Man! I learnt so much from Carl that I could combine his words of wisdom and my experiences to write a book...Hmm should I?

[@Hyumanity]

Do whatever that stimulates your curiosity :)

[@Reippa]

I miss him to i'm 20. I admire him that's why i miss him.

[@illtakethebox]

this video makes me cry every time

[@Irishkeyblade]

Its strange, I''m a guy who doesn't cry, sad movies, sad funerals, depressing situations regardless of the time or place I swallow it back and 'man up' but a 3:23 minute video about our achievements and potential leaves me in tears that I can't hold back. Thank you Reid Gower and of course Carl Sagan for giving me hope in what we can achieve! =)

[@olliepalmer7611]

Happy 80th Birthday Carl Sagan. Your legacy will live on. What a great scientist.

[@brianfay47]

I could see staying home all day long and watching this and Feynman. That would keep my mind busy.

[@dfgdfg_]

What do you do instead, sir?

[@brandonthesteele]

Born too late to explore the Earth Born too early to explore the galaxy We're the middle children of history Feels bad man

[@GeeiJho]

But, born regardless, so, why not explore ourselves?

[@TheJamesdickerson]

There's lost of the Earth to explore still.

[@BaseCu327]

We are not quite the middle children. We are taking that of which we've gathered from our knowledge of the universe and reapplying it to ourselves. In many ways we live in the most interesting time, as we get to be the one's discovering the applications of that of which our ancestors explored and what our great grandchildren will explore.

[@brandonthesteele]

I wanna help build spaceships so baaaaaad

[@BaseCu327]

Brandon Shaffer Aerospace engineering is a good field friend, respectful and very rewarding.

[@MrDarvis69]

Mr. Saga is always able to find just the right words to make something as difficult and dangerous as space travel seem like a wonderful walk in the park. I love it!

[@OneFurlongTooLong]

Hey Reid, just wanted to say that this series you made kinda changed my life all those years ago. I’m revisiting it again and appreciating the beauty you’ve created. You’re a good yooman, as Carl would probably say about you.

[@unlostablelonelyguy]

Voice of reason. Voice of science. Voice of the brilliance that human beings can ever achieve. Just makes me cry.

[@Mirrodin82]

Carls words always make me cry.... RIP Carl we miss you....

[@mimu338]

Mr Sagan, you are badly missed.

[@makakiin]

From Chile... Thanks for such master piece.. thanks for bringing Carl to our Generation... "Looking for the stars its the best way we have to seek for tomorrow"

[@Jakiejack]

This video is so underrated it makes my heart ache. This method of thinking; the way Sagan takes a panoramic view of it all, it's so rare...I would like to believe that humanity will come to its senses but I know it won't, and that's what makes me so sad.

[@gramulho1]

Whenever i listen to carl sagan i get this feeling! A mixture of fear and excitement, sadness, and happiness. We will not see any aliens or other planets, we wont travel in space, but dont feel bad: You are alive! You know whats out there. You know where you came from. You just dont know yet where you will be going.... yet! I believe that when we die, we venture in outer space. We become the universe once again! Dont worry, you will see the universe in all its glory, no need to rush! :)

[@corecondos5757]

Thank you very much, Reid. You are doing a great service. "I hope that some day scientists can be considered heroes again, instead of Paris Hilton." - Walter Isaacson

[@bryanarjen]

Brought tears to my eyes

[@siztem]

I love this series more than words can say. Carl would have been proud

[@DaBluedude100]

Every time it gets me. Such a beautiful series. Wonderful words. Would that we could make the whole world see things through this lens.

[@ger_weet]

0:36 the yumans

[@macrick]

I love these narrations, man. This man has an inspirational voice.

[@SonOfAWookiee]

I absolutely love this series although like others that have commented here it threatens to make me cry. The greed, corruption and stupidity that permeates humanity is astounding from our leaders on down. Just read the comments on any news article on Facebook. The most telling thing I can take from these videos is the statistic of military vs space budget, if we just flipped those figures humanity would be much better off and far more advanced. Sagan was the man!

[@NPC-fr6wo]

No, if they flipped those figures, their surrounding countries/cultures will invade.

[@Chatboy91]

YES! I've wanted a new Sagan video for so long now! Beautiful work Reid Gower! Brought tears to my eyes.

[@w3irdo343]

it is always a pleasure to hear Dr. Sagan

[@RivalDreamAroma]

I love this!!! That shot of the surface of Mars is magnificent.

[@ThyBountyHunter]

There are two voices in this world that put me at peace and help me relax, Sagan is one, Hawking is the other.

[@bembu17]

Aaaaaaaaaaand my day has been made. Thank you, Carl Sagan.

[@sheepscotbordercolli]

I weep with joy and recognition of a kindred spirit when I even think for very long about Carl Sagan, Thank you for another wonderful video to share with my students

[@Nonniichan]

Finally, I was beginning to wonder if you'd stopped making these. Keep it up, I show them to everyone I can whenever there's a new one!

[@nemesis962074]

When I saw this on my subscriptions page I was so exited, no Sagan Series episode has left me without feeling completely different feelings that are not my own.

[@LilRocketCorgi]

Thank you. After watching these video's, sharing them, downloading them and putting them on my iPod, I have become so fascinated with space, even so much as to travel to the Kennedy space center. They have giving, not only me, but all who watch them hope for the future and truly they do help to inspire those who believe that we can rise above our petty differences and travel into the heavens. Thank You

[@Koko-ql4fg]

I love this man. I’ve gone through a very deep depression to the point of suicide and when I discovered this man it brought a little light unto my world. My wives family is always discrediting my admiration for men such as Carl Sagan because they don’t follow the Christian doctrine but this to me is my religion. I love science educators. Thank you Carl Sagan for the voice you have given to science.

[@TheYendor24]

I love, love, love this series... Mr. Reid Gower please give us more!!!!

[@3point14rat]

Never heard of The Sagan Series. I'll be checking it out real soon. Carl is my hero and I could watch him all day.

[@psiewert83]

Never more than at this moment in the modern era have we needed a profound reminder of the colossally important and exciting role that science, space exploration and the human quest for knowledge must continue to play in our development as a species. Thank you for everything Carl.

[@wojovox]

Liked, favourited, and shared. Thank you damewse. You do great justice to Carl.

[@mustangforme4]

Thank you for the videos. They have made quite an impact in my life. So sad you are gone Carl, you are quite an inspiration.

[@benderbot44]

These videos bring tears to my eyes, very little has ever done that to me. But these are tears of hope and despair. The hope is that I believe that one day, we will traverse the stars, that one day we will meet other beings, that one day, we can reach a peaceful and stable environment where different religions, cultures, and ideologies CAN EXIST peacefully. Despair, that the hope will probably never happen.

[@SirDigby01]

I wish I had the money to get this screened before every film at the cinema and every commercial break on TV. More people need to see these.

[@AndreasZimmerman]

These videos really inspire me to do things, and live life in general.

[@Heyzuscristo]

Please keep these videos coming I love these videos

[@Turnip199]

You have no idea how happy I was to see this in my subscription box.

[@adamwest6093]

Eu te amo Carl Sagan

[@guycastel123]

You're the man!! One of the best yet in the series!

[@ClayEllis]

he could say anything and i'd be awestruck. however, i'm glad that he chose the words that he did. they've touched me.

[@davinkorea]

Always get goosebumps when i watch these

[@raulp123]

Wow, this is a good one. Carl was really a visionary. We need to set sail in that new world ocean

[@matthewgonzalez5993]

Ever word he said was true and I wish he was here to say it again I wish he could have lived just a little longer to see what he done impacted the world so much.If we learn from our last then we can shape our future. We must listen to our great minds we will find that they have so many answers.

[@WaHBz86]

Sagan is truly the poet of modern science. He really puts things into perspectives. We need more people like him, even to just spark our little friend called curiosity. Curiosity can lead to great things.

[@bad_manbot]

absolutely freaking beautiful. thank you

[@torcoolguy]

Do not despair. there are more people like you and me than are readily apparent. All we must do is work honestly, and towards a brighter future. But one day we will become the majority. We just gotta believe and try.

[@panxeto]

Sagan's "Pale Blue Dot" should be taught in every school. Brilliant video.

[@iRemainNameless]

Thank u so much! Beautiful sagan

[@kvs1978]

Thank you very much! Great work!

[@kaako86]

Awesome job as usual. Keep it up.

[@DnbDubJunkie]

About a year ago, I think it was. It was then that clips from the show cosmos found its way on to my laptop screen. I then went to my local library and rented the whole series. While watching, it quickly started to dawn on me the faults within myself, and within all of us. How blind I must have been. How many times I've refused to see the beauty of the everyday happenings. And so, I'm proud to say, through the words of Carl Sagan, and of several inspiring forms of literature since then, I love.

[@DrumToTheBassWoop]

The people that are living in this period of time. We could be the last generations that are bound to one planet. We should enjoy our time on this planet finally fixing it before leaving to embark on unknown adventures.

[@ZavierBrewer]

I have been waiting so long for part 9 :)

[@princeistalri7944]

Thank you for these, Reid. :)

[@MrDogger1011]

I was born in 1995 so I obviously never knew about Carl Sagan until recently. Carl has had a massive impact on my knowledge but it is a lot more than that, he has made me curious. Curious about the universe and space exploration. Someone alive today will have the great honor to move our species to the next frontier and I will fully support it with all my heart, all thanks to the great Carl Sagan.

[@Billy_Bull_Sheeter]

I could listen to Carl Sagan for eternity. R.I.P

[@TheBelite]

thank you so much for this video!! i faithfully subscribed to you hoping for more videos and ou didn't dissapoint.

[@chriswright8333]

"We are the custodians of life's meaning"- Carl Sagan

[@Between_Fires]

Thank you for doing this and the other videos! They're very inspiring. I was worried you had stopped doing the Sagan Series.

[@thegamingconnoisseur4151]

The way he says humans makes me laugh every single time😂😂😂😂

[@cheshirecandy]

Gorgeous video damewse, just like the others this one gave me chills all over! :)

[@ZeBron23]

Flawless, all the way through. bravo

[@BowlofIndoMee]

He always make us teared up once a while

[@sndsofscnce]

Goosebumps, as always.

[@JawzPause]

Yes have been waiting for so long!

[@makakiin]

Thanks a lot for this MASTERPIECE... Thanx for trying to push the human race forward... Thanx for bringing back to life the fading words of a dreamer.. a man who talks in behalf of everyone.. instead of himself... Thanks for creating something WorthSpreading... From Chile ... Thanks a lot!

[@raulp123]

Tis is a really great part, the last few were not so great but this is amazing!

[@aforslow]

Being born in the age of Internet's discovery is a privilege few will have the chance to enjoy. I say it feels pretty good to be in the middle of history! :)

[@bdaMatt]

I love the Sagan series...........but I would also LOVE to see more of the Feynman Series as well

[@itsGettinTooHot]

Wow, no other man can create such an emotional response as the great Carl Sagan.

[@Jesuscopterapocalyps]

if everyone had a cosmic perspective things would be so different :')

[@musicisbrilliant]

Yes.

[@wfmackey]

You've done it again, Carl/Reid.

[@DaniDimples]

it's still possible to explore the rest of the ocean. it may not be as appealing to some as the galaxy is, but who knows whats down there.. we can still explore

[@solitonqt]

Nice video to great words. Thanx a million

[@Earitol2022]

This is wonderful, thank you.

[@dfgdfg_]

Hope you are well, from the future, in 2019!

[@johnRheeb]

:O this was posted on my birthday, best birthday present ever

[@simonmasla]

Brilliant series. May inspire in the hopes of educating.

[@SpeedyZook]

Carl Sagan and the Album Leaf... oh my god, I can barely hold myself together.

[@wetwizz]

With nothing left to explore on our own earth And no means to explore that above us We are a truly grounded generation And that brings me much sadness

[@Seesmith24]

Its so sad, I always think about exactly this, I think it is more important to live and travel/explore this perfect planet we have been blessed with than have all the money in the world

[@dumbodum]

Cant wait to watch this when I come home

sagan inspire us all like you did when i was a child wondering about becoming an astronaut.

[@staffyforme]

It definitely makes you think, only to realise the answer you are looking for is incomprehensible.

[@m00niee]

Carl Sagan, he's like.. a magician with words and wisdom.

[@patrickellis4306]

This video gets to me every time I watch it. Its just so surreal.

[@carlcardson]

Awesome! Great job!

[@harry3734]

Good man for giving credit to the videos you got this from.

[@bleueraijin]

Thank you, Carl Sagan.