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Carl Sagan

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Cosmos: A Personal Journey

by Carl Sagan

Carl Sagan’s original 13-part PBS series introduced us to the Ship of the Imagination. Although it was used only in the first episode, each of the other episodes also took us on a journey through space and time.
We’re going to explore the Cosmos in a ship of the imagination, unfetered by ordinary limits on speed and size, drawn by the music of cosmic harmonies: It can take us anywhere in space and time.

Cosmos: A Personal Journey by Carl Sagan (28 September 1980).

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by Carl Sagan

Sagan’s philosophical opus centers around Dr. Ellie Arrowway, the discovery of a radio message from Vega, and the subsequent building of a machine in accordance with directions in the message. A key twist in the plot requires Ellie to briefly posit time travel as the only explanation that fits her scientific viewpoint.
You know, it’s not called a space-time continuum for nothing. If they can make tunnels through space, I suppose they can make some kind of tunnels through time.

Contact by Carl Sagan (September 1985).

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by James V. Hart and Michael Goldenberg, directed by Robert Zemeckis

Jodie Foster creates a convincing Ellie in this big screen release of Sagan’s novel.
— Michael Main
You want to classify prime numbers now?

Contact by James V. Hart and Michael Goldenberg, directed by Robert Zemeckis (at movie theaters, Canada and USA, 11 July 1997).

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