I'd originally posted this video using a new narrator, but after receiving dozens of requests for Carl Sagan's original voice-over, I revised the edit. To their credit, the critics were correct; Sagan is still the best choice.
As I rejected religion for the first time in my late 30s, I only recently discovered the power and poetry of Carl Sagan's work, and as I was no longer bound by the constraints of religious thinking, I couldn't help but experience a feeling of profound gratitude that, even after his death, he could help me feel awe and wonder at the universe.
Mine is just one of many visual translations of his words. But with it, I hope that a new audience will be introduced to Carl Sagan and can experience this amazing look at the cosmos through his eyes. -Seth
epic music makes epic video epic.
captainsupercreeper 4 days ago
wasn't god good to let that little beam of light show where earth is! AMAZING :)
thewilllane 6 days ago
Suddenly... Sagan.
fram4153 1 week ago
Thanks.
edmirgomes 1 week ago
I could listen to Carl Sgan's words every day.
fowlfables 1 week ago
How can you live the same after watching this? What an incredible time we live in. How privileged we are. How little we recognize that.
redcapote 1 week ago
Lovely. Good job, Seth. And good job, Carl, for that matter. :)
badmovebaker 2 weeks ago
@Alargator Dragons of Eden won him a Pulitzer, but Pale Blue Dot and Cosmos are terrific too. Cosmos might be the best one with which to begin.
badmovebaker 2 weeks ago
What is the piano music called ?
Vortex93 2 weeks ago
@Alargator Cosmos.
steved8878 2 weeks ago