In this episode, we delve into Cosmos by Carl Sagan, a landmark work in science communication that bridges the gap between astronomy, philosophy, and human curiosity. We explore the book’s central themes—including the interconnectedness of life, the power of scientific inquiry, and the fragility of our planet—all conveyed through Sagan’s signature blend of rigour and wonder. From the birth of galaxies to the evolution of life on Earth, Cosmos invites readers to consider humanity’s place in the universe. We also reflect on the enduring impact of both the book and its accompanying television series on education, public engagement with science, and cultural imagination.

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