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It was discussed as one of the first books of its kind published, which offered a scientifically informed look at life in the universe, which was previously considered fluffy and science fictiony.
In fact, the name which Carl Sagan co-authored. Yeah, actually that's a translation of the original Russian book written by, how do you pronounce the name? Shklovsky. Shklovsky is very hard to say.
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Episode: Extended Classic: Madame Saturn: A Conversation wi...
It was discussed as one of the first books of its kind published, which offered a scientifically informed look at life in the universe, which was previously considered fluffy and science fictiony.
In fact, the name which Carl Sagan co-authored. Yeah, actually that's a translation of the original Russian book written by, how do you pronounce the name? Shklovsky. Shklovsky is very hard to say.
It's one of the first books of its kind to be published, probably a scientific, re-informed assessment of life in the universe.
Very, very precisely scientifically informed assessment of a topic that people always thought was so fluffy and science fictiony that serious scientists never paid attention to it.
Episode: Madame Saturn: A Conversation with Carolyn Porco (...
It was discussed as being one of the first books of its kind, a scientifically informed assessment of life in the universe. It was assigned reading for a seminar on the Mariner 9 mission to Mars in 1972.
And in preparation for that the assignment was to read the book Intelligent Life in the Universe.
Which Carl Sagan co-authored.
It's one of the first books of its kind to be published. Probably. A scientific, re-informed assessment of life in the universe.
Episode: Extended Classic: Madame Saturn: A Conversation wi...
It was discussed as one of the first books of its kind that was published, scientifically informing the concept of life in the universe, a topic previously considered fluffy and science fictiony.
In fact, the name which Carl Sagan co-authored. Yeah. Actually, that's a translation of the original Russian book written by, how do you pronounce the name? Shklovsky. Shklovsky is very hard to say.
The assignment was to read the book Intelligent Life in the Universe in preparation for that.
It's one of the first books of its kind to be published, probably a scientific re-informed assessment of life in the universe.
Very, very precisely scientifically informed assessment of a topic that people always thought was so fluffy and science fictiony that serious scientists never paid attention to it.
Episode: Madame Saturn: A Conversation with Carolyn Porco (...
It was discussed as one of the first books of its kind, being scientifically informed and exploring a topic often considered science fiction, which was a major contribution from Carl Sagan.
And in preparation for that the assignment was to read the book Intelligent Life in the Universe.
Which Carl Sagan co-authored.
It's one of the first books of its kind to be published. Probably. A scientific, re-informed assessment of life in the universe.
Series, precisely scientifically informed assessment of a topic that people always thought was so fluffy and science fiction-y that serious scientists never paid attention to it.