“Not only do we live among the stars, the stars live within us.”
>check this out> optimism, pessimism; fuck that, we're gonna make it happen tracking oswaldest non lucror, exposita scientia, ad astra
sagansense:
“r2–d2:
“ Sailing into the Night
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“Like sailors on a becalmed sea…we sense the striking of a breeze.” - C. Sagan
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sagansense:

r2–d2:

Sailing into the Night


Like sailors on a becalmed sea…we sense the striking of a breeze.” - C. Sagan

philosophy-pop:

Pop Philosophy: one post everyday, open to discussion

A new consciousness is developing which sees the earth as a single organism, and recognizes that an organism at war with itself is doomed.

mama-macabre:
“Carl Sagan
Nov 9, 1934 - Dec 20, 1996
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mama-macabre:

Carl Sagan
Nov 9, 1934 - Dec 20, 1996

blunt-science:

Carl Sagan heavily influenced the scientific development of Neil deGrasse Tyson, influencing how he treats his students today.

Watch the full video here.

nun-final:

Some claim that evolution is just a theory, as if it were merely an opinion.

Finding the occasional straw of truth awash in a great ocean of confusion and bamboozle requires vigilance, dedication and courage. But if we don’t practice these tough habits of thought, we cannot hope to solve the truly serious problems that face us.
sagansense:
““If you wait long enough, everything changes.”
- Carl Sagan”

sagansense:

If you wait long enough, everything changes.
- Carl Sagan

Modern science has been a voyage into the unknown with a lesson in humility waiting at every stop.
Carl Sagan (via whats-out-there)
Sagan

literarystarbucks:

Carl Sagan goes up to the counter and stares silently at the menu for several long, uncomfortable minutes.

“Are you going to order anything?” asks the barista. “We have some great pastries made fresh today.”

“From scratch?” asks Sagan.

“Yes, of course,” says the barista.

“You know that’s impossible, right?” says Sagan. “What kind of business are you running here?”

““In our tenure on this planet we’ve accumulated dangerous evolutionary baggage: Propensities for aggression and ritual submission to leaders, hostility to outsiders. All of which puts our survival in some doubt. But we’ve also acquired compassion...

In our tenure on this planet we’ve accumulated dangerous evolutionary baggage: Propensities for aggression and ritual submission to leaders, hostility to outsiders. All of which puts our survival in some doubt. But we’ve also acquired compassion for others, love for our children, a desire to learn from history and experience and a great, soaring, passionate intelligence. The clear tools for our continued survival and prosperity. Which aspects of our nature will prevail is uncertain. Particularly when our visions and our prospects are bound to one small part of this small planet Earth. But up there in the cosmos, an inescapable perspective awaits. National boundaries are not evident when we view the Earth from space. Fanatic ethnic, or religious, or national identifications are a little difficult to support when we see our planet as a fragile blue crescent fading to become an inconspicuous point of light against the bastion and citadel of the stars.

 – Carl Sagan [x]

joshfaceuk:

Cosmos: A Personal Voyage (1981)
Ep. 1: The Shores Of The Cosmic Ocean

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