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Carl Sagan cast his keen eye on the magnificent mystery of the Universe and, moreover, expressed it in a way that millions of readers around the world could easily understand.

Pale Blue Dot is the name of this crowning work. When the human race finally reaches a radically new frontier, the frontier of space, future generations will look back on our era as a time gone by. In Pale Blue Dot, Carl Sagan traces our magnificent new history in the cosmos and tells us about this new future that previously seemed like a shadow as we leave our solar system and travel to distances beyond the galaxies. Carl Sagan insists that the discovery of other worlds and possible settlements in these worlds is neither a fantasy nor a luxury: of course, this is an insistence that is maintained with the awareness of the conditions necessary for the survival of the human race...

“Hugely inspiring.”

-People-

“Very beautiful and touching... A jargon-free language supported by emotion and intelligence... Sagan's optimistic dream... shines in every episode.”

-Time-

“A concrete and poetic look at the ever-expanding space travel and exploration... In typical Sagan style, he makes the things he advocates grand and beautiful.”

-The San Diego Union-Tribune-

“Fascinating... [Sagan] was a true believer in the amazing richness of the universe, and he will make disciples of each of us.”

-Entertainment Weekly-

“He makes a passionate connection between current miracles and great future issues... There is no better book today on the subject of elucidating the elusive nature and the fascination of scientific inquiry.”

-Scientific American-

“[Pale Blue Dot] has the atmosphere of a hall where people like Galileo and Einstein gave talks.”

-Air & Space-

“Passionate, eloquent... [Sagan] ignites our imagination and turns science into a great drama.”

-Booklist-

“Eloquent, enthusiastic... It creates a very convincing thesis that our species must have the courage to open up to this vast universe and establish a space civilization.”

-Kirkus Reviews-

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Number of Printings: 1st Edition

First Print Year: 2017

Size: 13.5x21.5

Number of Pages: 320

Media Type: Paperback

Original Name: Pale Blue Dot A Vision of the Human Future in Space

Original Language: English