From the lives of the stars, to creation theories,
functions of the human brain, and the ongoing search for
extraterrestrial intelligence, Cosmos asks big questions. When
appropriate, Sagan offers big answers, or asks still bigger--and
yes, even spiritual--questions at the boundaries of science and
religion. What's most remarkable about Cosmos is that it remains
almost entirely fresh, with few updates needed to the science that
Sagan so passionately celebrates. It is no exaggeration to say that
Cosmos--for all the debate it may continue to provoke--is a vital
document for humanity at a pivotal crossroads of our history.
The Complete Landmark TV Series - 13 One Hour Episodes
I: The Shores Of the Cosmos
II: One Voice In the Cosmic Fugue
III: The Harmony Of the Worlds
IV: Heaven and Hell
V: Blues For A Red Planet
VI: Travellers' Tales
VII: The Backbone of Night
VIII: Travels In Space and Time
IX: The Lives Of the Stars
X: The Edge Of Forever
XI: The Persistence Of Memory
XII: Encyclopedia Galactica
XIII: Who Speaks For Earth? |
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