Voyager 1 and Carl Sagan

[Red Devil]

Checking out my monthly visit to SETI I found the following link, beautiful and informative.
setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/pale_blue_dot.html

[Teri]

What a loss for us when he died. Have you read his very last book "Billions and Billions"? Reading that book made me mourn for him even more.

Teri

[Tristan]

i read Cosmos already then started again but i stoped and couldn't help myself because i wanted to read Pale Blue Dot. I am reading that now. Good!

[Red Devil]

The loss of Carl was a blow to the sum of the knowledge of mankind, he was a genius, pure and simple.

[wet1]

Not only was he a genius but he managed to bring that wonder of the cosmos to the everyday man.

[Teri]

Exactly right, Wet1, anyone who is that brilliant and can translate all that knowledge into layman's terms is a genius.

It's just so sad that we have to lose people who touch our lives.
I hope the next generation get a great reincarnation of him (or something like that). But you know what I mean don't you?

The television had the movie Apollo 11 on the other night and I watched it avidly. It was such a shame that the Kennedy's didn't see the results of their dreams. America has a lot to be proud of.

Teri