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"The Demon-Haunted Word: Science as a Candle in the Dark"; By Carl Sagan: A ReviewPopular astronomer and author Carl Sagan died just months after the publication of this book. Although aimed at an American audience, human experience with ignorance and fear is the same worldwide. -
Review - "Pale Blue Dot;" By Dr. Carl SaganPart science fiction, part science fact and part history of NASA, the late Dr. Sagan writes a powerfully hopeful message about humanity and our place in the universe.
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"The Dragons of Eden"; By Carl Sagan: A ReviewIf you read just one book by the late great Carl Sagan, read "The Dragons of Eden: Speculations of the Evolution of Human Intelligence."
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Thoughts of Carl SaganDr. Carl Sagan, astronomer, educator and author spent his life seeking to understand the origin of the universe and life in it. He is best known for his award winning PBS Series Cosmos, the most watched series in public television history. -
The Cosmos of Carl SaganEver since I was a small child I have loved science fiction. I love science fact even more. Carl Sagan was a great influence on me growing up. He influenced me to search for the truth. -
Carl Sagan's Cosmic Calendar13.7 billion years ago, the Big Bang occurred. In the context of the Cosmic Calendar, human presence and human history take up about 14 hours of the last day of the year.
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Book Review: Varieties of Scientific Experience by Carl SaganI review this book, and give a brief biography of its author. I liked the book a lot.
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Book Review: The Demon-Haunted World: Science as a Candle in the Dark by Carl SaganReview of the book The Demon-Haunted World by beloved science popularizer and critical thinker Carl Sagan. More a collection of writings from late in his life than one coherent book. -
Human Legacy: Homo Sapiens SaganThird in the series of haiku poetry about modern human legacy. -
Earth Day Acrostic in Memory of Carl SaganAn acrostic inspired by the work of Carl Sagan, especially Pale Blue Dot -
This Day in History - August 20th, 1977: Launching of Voyager IIThe Voyager II was launched August 20th, 1977. It contained Carl Sagan's record "Sounds of Earth". -
Michio Kaku, on AliensThe famous Coast to Coast AM radio host, Art Bell, has called theoretical physicist, Michio Kaku "the next Carl Sagan." Here is a good introduction to Kaku's advanced mind. -
Neil DeGrasse Tyson: Astronomy's Ambassador to the PeopleNeil deGrasse Tyson is the great communicator of cosmology. Like Carl Sagan before him, Tyson has a way of explaining the often complicated and confusing concepts of physics in a manner that is easy to digest and understandable by all. -
SETI's Search for Extra Terrestrial IncomeSETI has rebranded its astrobiology department under the famous name of Carl Sagan. Now it's hoping to attract donations from private sources as the public wellspring from NASA and other institutes dries up.
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Neurology and the Fascinating Story of the Two Pioneers Who Invented ItFamiliar with the name Broca? You might have seen it on a book by Carl Sagan. Paul Broca essentially invented the science of neurology.
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Great Atheist Quotes"Atheism is an attitude, a frame of mind that looks at the world objectively, fearlessly, always trying to understand all things as a part of nature." - Carl Sagan -
The Book of Revelation Agrees with Science!Carl Sagan once described what would happen if a comet hit the earth. Much of the book of Revelation in the Bible agrees 100%, though it doesn't ever say we will be hit by a comet.
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Reason and Common HumanityAn essay on my personal beliefs and understanding of humanism. Please note that these opinions are my own, and that I respect those that may differ. My only intention is to share my perspective with others.
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Kepler's The Harmonies of the World - A Transition from Astrology to AstronomyOne of the principal figures in the transition from scientific astrology to modern pure science was the German astronomer Johannes Kepler (1571-1630).
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How to Reference an Academic Paper on HistoryA brief guide to referencing major documents in an academic paper on historical topics.
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The Pain of Giving BirthMore often than not, the process of labor itself is excruciatingly painful. This article will examine a few psychological, biological, and cognitive aspects concerning the pain a mother experiences. -
Scientific PhilosophyThis article toys with the notion of bridging philosophical wisdom with scientific scrutiny.
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What is Philosophy?This is an overview of philosophy and how it should be applied in today's society.
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I HAVE Taken the Limbaugh ChallengeI don't disagree with Rush Limbaugh because I've never really heard him,or just haven't taken the time to understand him. I've heard him plenty. I understand him perfectly. That's why I oppose him.
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Interview with Rick Sternbach: Senior Illustrator & Designer of Star TrekRick Sternbach is an artist who sees the future and gives it to the entire world. As senior illustrator on Star Trek: The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine & Voyager, & on films like The Last Starfighter, he's designed a classic look for Sci-Fi icons. -
The End of the WorldThis article describes how the world will end.
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Famous Birthdays on Your Birthday: July 15thBorn on July 15th? Read ahead if your birthday falls on July 15th to see all the unique facts and information that your personal date of birth marks and is known for in addition to it being all about you!
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Reason and ImaginationThis article examines the effects that reason and imagination have on human action and the achievements they allow humans to conceive when put together.
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Nuclear Weapons: Einstein's NightmareThis article analyzes the dangers and consequences of using nuclear weapons.
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Time Travel: A Mother of a ParadoxAn overview of the history, theories and possibilities of time travel.
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Time Dilation: Basic Introduction and Thoughts on Space TravelTime dilation is the slowing of a clock measuring time in one location compared to another clock in a different space. The effects of time dilation over great speeds and distances may play an important role in space travel far into the future.
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UFO's in the MediaThis article tells of the history of UFO's in the media.
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Famous Birthdays: Born on July 18thBorn on July 18th? Read ahead if your birthday falls on July 18th to see all the unique facts and information that your personal date of birth marks and is known for in addition to it being all about you!
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An Interview with the Mars Phoenix LanderAn interview with NASA's Mars Phoenix Lander. -
Will Aliens Look Like Us?An outline of the arguments FOR the existence of complex human-like lifeforms on other planets, noting the possible traits and characteristics they may share with our species - particularly those considered conducive to long-term survival. -
How to Become a CelebrityAn article about celebrity culture and how to turn yourself into a celebrity people will recognize and gossip about.
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When Will We Go to Mars?When will we go to Mars? Good question. Many scientists and enthusiasts of the space program ask themselves this very question. Of course, the answer is not exactly set in stone.
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Culture Wars: Part 2How are we like Martha and how does she relate to the culture wars of today?
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Of Star Children & Space PhobiaHumankind feels a subtle but unmistakable longing for the stars. Yet, the sheer Bigness of the Universe often overwhelms us...unless we get the rare chance to see a fraction of the Cosmos in action.
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A Scientific Attempt to Prove God's ExistenceThe lack of evidence for spontaneous generation & Macro-evolution as well as the sheer statistical improbability of our existence as estimated by notable scientists & evolutionary scholars point to the improbability of our present existence by chance.
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