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Portrait of Carl Sagan

Carl Sagan

(1934–1996) University Teacher

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A tiny rock drifting among billions of stars frames Carl Sagan’s view of the cosmos. He reminds us that humans are a thin film on a solitary planet, that open ideas survive suppression, and that each person matters in a vast universe.

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Carl Sagan was an university teacher, best known for Cosmos.

Quick Facts About Carl Sagan

Born
November 9, 1934
Died
December 20, 1996
Profession
University Teacher
Notable works
Cosmos

About Carl Sagan

He wrote more than six hundred scientific papers and articles, and authored popular science books beginning with The Cosmic Connection. His book The Dragons of Eden earned the Pulitzer Prize for General Nonfiction. Sagan’s work made complex space science understandable to many people, and he is remembered as a leading science communicator of his time.

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