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🧠 Who Was Carl Sagan?
Carl Sagan (1934–1996) was one of the most influential scientists and science communicators of the 20th century — an astronomer, astrophysicist, professor at Cornell University, and author whose work forever changed how humanity sees the cosmos.

He didn’t teach science as a collection of dry facts,
but as a deep story about the universe and our place within it.
For Sagan, understanding the cosmos was also a way of understanding ourselves.

This channel exists to keep that spirit alive. 🌌

⚠️ IMPORTANT NOTICE
This channel is not officially affiliated with Carl Sagan, his family, Cornell University, or any institution associated with him.

The voice used is not Carl Sagan’s real voice.
It was created purely as an educational tribute, with deep respect for his style, language, and scientific worldview — never intended to impersonate or mislead. 🙏

🎓 What We Do Here

Transform Carl Sagan’s books, lectures, interviews, and published works into engaging educational videos

Adapt complex ideas in astronomy, cosmology, and science into clear, direct, and accessible language

Preserve the critical thinking, scientific skepticism, and sense of wonder that defined Carl Sagan

🚫 What We DON’T Do

Claim that Carl Sagan is “speaking”

Invent ideas, theories, or viewpoints not grounded in his work

Present modern opinions or speculation as if they were his

All content is based on reliable, public, and verifiable sources.

📚 Official Sources & Public Access
Many of Carl Sagan’s works and lectures are widely available through books, interviews, and public archives, including:

Cosmos

The Demon-Haunted World

Pale Blue Dot

🤖 About AI Use
This channel follows YouTube’s monetization and transparency policies.
AI is used solely for educational purposes, historical preservation, and intellectual inspiration.

🌍 Our Mission
To keep the ideas of one of history’s greatest science communicators alive —
not as a relic of the past,
but as a living conversation with curious minds today. ✨