Not a sunrise, but a galaxy riseThis is one of the greatest bits of youtubery I’ve ever seen, and I generally dislike auto-tuned stuff. Carl Sagan’s Cosmos I love the song’s chorus created from cut up Sagan quotes: (via jwz) 10 comments to Not a sunrise, but a galaxy rise |
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was one of the most important things to happen to me as a child. This video & song gives me the shivvers. And makes me miss Sagan all the more.
I could not agree more… Yes, the song was very well done. Cosmos is a truly wonderful creation and Sagan is dearly missed. He was taken too early from us.
This song is so ethereal and relaxing and awesome
Listening to it right now while working with my MaxM project. Wow, “The sky calls to us”!
K
We will someday venture to the stars. I absolutely believe it, and am waiting with bated breath.
The universe calls to me. Sadly I cant answer :(
Not to sound sappy but: the universe calls to us all, and we can all answer, by doing and making cool things. Find something you like and do the hell out of it.
I have an idea for a sort of backwards-time-glimpse-machine. It exploits the behavior of photons but requires the use of teleportation at pretty far distances. Specifically, it would be useful starting at maybe 1000 or 2000 light-years transport range. Does anyone have any ideas for teleportation that could help me out? Send me a tweet. Thx! Oh ya awesome song! Heard it on This Week in Science and as the author said, goose-pimples!
Wow.. this is wonderful. Makes me miss old Carl too. What a great guy and role model, pot smoking included!
I love carl. this song is a great trubute to him and the universe. thank you for this song.
this really is brilliant.