It's not too bad, but I think the original series wasn't in desperate need of a redo. The original series was more about the history and philosophy of science than astronomy, which could rather be seen as an example in this respect. Much has happened in astronomy since the original series, but not so much things that Sagan needed to be seriously corrected on. Usually it's more about further evidence. Sagan was a brilliant communicator, who is difficult to match. An orator in the classical sense, carefully choosing words meant to be spoken.
Yes and his books were also spectacular, he was a gifted communicator through his writing also. I also watch Nova, which seems to be a better version that covers the same topics (see Nova season 46 episode 2 which covers quantum entanglement and its implications on relativity and space-time being emergent not fundamental properties of the universe, vs the way Cosmos treated the same subject, season 3 episode 11)It's not too bad, but I think the original series wasn't in desperate need of a redo. The original series was more about the history and philosophy of science than astronomy, which could rather be seen as an example in this respect. Much has happened in astronomy since the original series, but not so much things that Sagan needed to be seriously corrected on. Usually it's more about further evidence. Sagan was a brilliant communicator, who is difficult to match. An orator in the classical sense, carefully choosing words meant to be spoken.
I like this one. We all have stories about how since we were childs space was engaging and all. But this, been 24 and starting to have a new strong feeling about it, is just precious. It means that your mind is open and elastic as can beHello everybody! My story is not as romantic as stargazing in nature or anything like that. I just accidentally saw a few articles and videos on YouTube that hooked me with something. It was only about 6 years ago. But now I'm 30 and I try to follow the news from the space industry. I guess I just like to feel like we're living in an age of great accomplishment