Carl Sagan on comet/asteroid impacts & the Canterbury Monks

[goblinob]

i want a room like that in my house

[osee32]

zero dislikes

[1TrExXaNaToR]

great upload, informative!

the moon is hollow...

[seanlookalike]

whooo hooo a legend of a man

[deskmations]

am i the only one who cant see the man in the moon?

[69beag]

I agree with brennancrazy,We as a species should pay more attention to dr.sagan.

[brennancrazy]

I find it somewhat depressing that this video only has 5,000 veiws, when a drugged kid blabbing after the dentist in a car has 70,000,000. yay earth!

[gurlsingerfan]

@brennancrazy Yeah, but it makes sense...everyone who saw the kid thought oh that's cute, and forwarded to friends and family, who then did the same thing. A video like Sagan's doesn't get forwarded that often, because when you forward it to your friends, they say, "man, what a geek..." :-) I watched Cosmos as a kid and thought it was cool beyond cool, but then, I was a geek...

[Jolinare]

Absolutely facinating!



[cobrajeff96]

"Future generations are in their debt."

So freaking true.

[ronniestuff08]

This is cool stuff. I live in Tennessee and there are three meteor impact sites here that I have visited. They are hard to see and make out, but some of the shatter cones can be found. Most states in the U.S. have them. It's not just the gulf of Mexico and Berringer in AZ. Facinating subject!

[TeslaSagan]

You are the daddy carl.

[PleiadesSeven]

That's right!

[PentagramSchematic]

I love you, Carl Sagan.

[Jolinare]

@PentagramSchematic

I love him too.

[kwolf002]

That is an awesome story

[ooglebydoogleby]

lovly

[Anarkokommunist]

Mohahaha! I gotet teh först commänt! >:)

5/5 Everything Carl says rocks!