The Center of all Things

An homage to Carl Sagan's "Pale Blue Dot," this video explores humankind's place in the cosmos.

Originally uploaded in December 2010, this update features a few minor revisions and a new narrator, L. Harvey Gold, who has provided voice-overs for the Discovery Channel, National Geographic, the Biography Channel, IBM, ESPN, Toyota and others. (I was the original narrator, and I replaced the one major thing about the video that I wasn't satisfied with...me. - Seth Andrews)

• Category

  Science & Technology

[Arturo Alvarez]

I can't wait to show this to my son



[jikolucky13]

Amen.

[Zestylemons03]

Yep your right. Can't have a message about secularism, logic and science on screen. Might upset the good little Christian children and make them forget the ridiculous rules of their death cult.

[Tasarran]

I think it might be because this uplifting message is sacreligious (sp) blasphemy to the religious...

[Tori Green]

What's the music used in the video?

[Zestylemons03]

Just a magnificent piece of video. Why cant Hollywood make things like this? Why do we have Honey Boo-Boo and not Sagan and Dawkins on TV? I will die before I see humanity among the stars but damn it I will die helping us get there!

[richo61]

Excellent!

Like Phil Hellenes at his best.

(Although...that primitive cave art? That's actually rather beautiful and showed the potential within mankind. A glimpse of what a mind is capable of)

[sn3192]

too bad seth had himself replaced:( he was PERFECT for this!!

[orbnorian]

That would mean that you don't exist, and you didn't post a comment. Wait a second... am I here? or there...

[Trinitrotolaissance]

4 months later and you're still spamming this fairy tale nonsense all over youtube, snap out of it!

[Rob Coulter]

The 'somewhere' that everything came from stopped existing 13.7 billion years ago when it blew up. That makes the origin pretty much not worth discussing as far I care. My concern is how to deal with what we have now, not what we had then.