Imagination [Carl Sagan Tribute Series, S02E01]

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This video is part 21 of my continuing tribute to the late Carl Sagan.

Previous Episode: Heresy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXaEFpuK2mQ
Next Episode: The Cosmic Calendar http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOvH3L47PQQ
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This video was constructed using audio and video from Carl Sagan's Cosmos. I remastered the original footage by inserting updated graphics. Please ensure annotations are enabled so that you can control the ship of the imagination!

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[BornInThe20thCentury]

Callum, you've outdone yourself this time. Great work.

[callumCGLP]

@nirvgorilla I'm sorry you feel that way. This project is an attempt to bring Cosmos to a wider audience. As well as the show has held up and the brilliance of Carl Sagan aside, your average person isn't going to watch a science documentary from 1980. In updating the CGI, and making the video a more engaging experience that encourages user interaction, you can effectively reach audiences that would otherwise be out of your range of influence. Thanks, in any case, for the feedback.

[Motmaelendur]

@Elc22 True, which makes him very important. He was the best science popularizer. Check out my contribution to advocating science: /watch?v=D3F0jid85dI

[Elc22]

@Motmaelendur he may not have been as influential to science compared to Newton or Einstein, but he is probably the best advocate for science

[Motmaelendur]

@oopopp He is really great, but he is not comparable to Newton on Einstein. He is vary famous though. 500 million people have seen Cosmos!

[oopopp]

How come Sagan is not more famous? He should be as well known as Newton, and Einstein.

[apoapsis1001]

@nirvgorilla i actually find these videos quite amazing, carl sagan would greatly approve, not get all buttsore about it like you are. i can only assume the ONE dislike is from you? lol

[sj58virgo]

Thanks for posting. 

[skyblazer7]

Brilliant. 5:24 Wow, the scale is mind blowing....galaxies as plentiful as motes of dust in a sunbeam.

[BWilfredB]

@nirvgorilla Oh come on, man. You must surely recognize that Carl Sagan himself would deeply approve of these videos.

[BusinessIDBAI]

@nirvgorilla

Why are you so angry? The message of Carl Sagan's Cosmos hasn't been changed.

[MrRobFour]

Wonderful job, good sir! The music at the beginning always stirs me up.