Carl Sagan was an amazing physicist, my professor said he once went for a seminar taken by Carl, and the next thing he remembered is watching the wristwatch and realising that he spent 5 hours listening him.
True, but you should not blindly believe anything without evidence. I can quote Carl Sagan "What is faith? It is belief in the absence of evidence. I don't propose to tell anyone what to believe, but for me, believing when there is no compelling evidence is a mistake. The idea is to withhold belief until there is compelling evidence"
@@rnilu86 No no..This quote doesn't mean to believe blindly like those creationists...but it says that if we have not yet found the evidences this doesn't mean that there is no Life elsewhere but this tells us we have to find more... It's the real meaning.❤️
@@Harshgupta3po Is it blindly following though? How can forces and particles just pop into existence and make the universe? A creationist chooses to believe in a greater power rather than inanimate forces and particles impossibly coming into existence and making what we see around us today. The reason people prefer to believe in the inanimate over a greater power is because, in their minds, it would no longer make them an 'intellectual' if they believe in what creationists believe in. 'An afterlife is a fairytale designed to make you less scared to die', 'Who made the greater power?', 'Why create evil and suffering?'. Questions that push them to believe in the inanimate. An animate power is, by default, the more logical and rational answer in respect of origins. It's everything subsequently associated with the greater power that proves too much of a barrier for them.
Well I formulated a theory if there is a superior species than us then they won't bother visiting us because we are far too inferior. If there is species which have iq on our level or lower they probably are not even advanced to find us.
Was able to shake this man's hand in the early 80's. He was working at Cornell University doing research for NASA. I was helping a company move offices around. Realized who it was and asked if I could shake his hand. When asked why , I told him that I had watched COSMOS, 5 minutes of his time is why I still look up today and wonder. A great and humble man.
That's probably my favorite as too, well, along with a few others of his. But that there is the meaning of life. He was the most quotable person ever, IMO.
"Our posturings, our imagined self-importance, the delusion that we have some privileged position in the Universe, are challenged by this point of pale light." - Carl Sagan. He is such an inspiration :)
This lady is so good, how nicely she explain everything, when ever I hear her voice, my brain relax. Thank you Toby, for relaxing me, i was so depressed as my exams are coming near. And Happy New Year Toby !!!
Look again at that dot. That's here. That's home. That's us. On it everyone you love, everyone you know, everyone you ever heard of, every human being who ever was, lived out their lives. The aggregate of our joy and suffering, thousands of confident religions, ideologies, and economic doctrines, every hunter and forager, every hero and coward, every creator and destroyer of civilization, every king and peasant, every young couple in love, every mother and father, hopeful child, inventor, and explorer, every teacher of morals, every corrupt politician, every "superstar," every "supreme leader," every saint and sinner in the history of our species lived there-on a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam. - Carl Sagan
Wow. Thanks. I well remember being riveted watching Dr Sagan's 'Cosmos' every week. Which, I'd guess, is as relevant today as when new. He is sorely missed by some, myself included. He seems to have had amazing insight and prescience. I love the pictures of Earth described by Dr Sagan as "...a mote of dust, suspended in a sunbeam...", where everything every human has directly experienced occurred. You have a unique and precious way of explaining complicated concepts with an amazingly comfortable, yet thorough, presentation. Why aren't you a professor at university?
I got to work with him on #4 in the mid '80s with Stanley Miller as well and what struck me the most about both of them was their humility; It's hard to describe how much more present that was in them than any other sign of brilliance though I came to see those two qualities to be interrelated in them. That and their interest in students; understanding them and encouraging them; truly acting as if each generation is a stepping stone and they were merely doing their part.
@@seasidescott Yeh about Carl Sagan what was ur experience with him I have watched lots of things about him available on TH-cam but As u worked with him so it will be interesting to hear .
Wow this is super-interesting! I love the variety of content that you present on your channel. I mean, where did you even get the idea to go over Sagan’s PhD Thesis, for example?? Your imagination and the variety in your ideas for your channel is amazing! Great work!! 🥂
I remember watching Cosmos for the first time- it was, like, on in the background and a friend said I should watch it. And honestly, I REGRET to say, I was only half paying attention- I was distracted with some sort of household chore and then- THEN I heard it: 'Hooow llllovely trees are'. And I turned over to my laptop screen and I had to reply: 'ya...ya Bruh...trees are pretty Trippee' And I was hooked man. Now I'm in college doing Genetics- ALL because I watched Cosmos. Hell of a thing. I would really really recommend watching Anne Druyan's sequels, especially 'Cosmos: Possible Worlds'. The series are simply wonderful and touching and fascinating and- honestly- the best screen writing done in any documentary. Period. Thank you for this video- it was a JOY to watch:D
2021 really started with a BINGBABUM, didn't it? It looks like 2021 is gonna be my year in astrophysics! I can't wait for my forthcoming experiments, writings and competitions in astrophysics! I've adored Carl Sagan since reading Cosmos, and everytime I see the book, I just feel a very deep connection not only to the book itself but to the universe, humanity and Carl Sagan. It felt that he poured his heart out, on his wishes for the furtherance of humankind and science in the book! I just have the urge to cry at the loss of such a wonderful human being and at his very comforting voice. But I guess we should rather be joyous that he was alive! We should always look on the bright side, right?? So Tibees, thank you for this out-of-this-world video and the ones before, for it has inspired my love for maths, science and most of all, physics. Thank you Tibees, for following Carl's footstep to continue to inspire and light a fire under all of the curious like myself 🎊💙🎆 and of course, bonne annee!
I consistently falling in love with scientific discussion. Thanks Tibees for bringing us good materials, at least to think of while lying on my bed, for today's generations. You do inspire me a lot even to acknowledge such thought towards my surrounding kids here. Hehe. Much love from Lombok to whole world society out there.
Was wondering when you would do a video on *Carl Sagan* ,Thank you. Wish he was still alive today... Seeing Arecibo collapse had made me re-watch *Contact* , I truly wonder what Carl would think about the world today. If you haven't, you absolutely must check out his entire *Cosmos: A Personal Voyage* series! *"If we crave some cosmic purpose, then let us find ourselves a worthy goal.”* - Carl Sagan
Happy New Year Toby. May 2021 be a great year for you. You're terrific as a presenter. Please take care. Yes, Carl Sagan did make astronomy fun for people.
SETI is one of the most exciting endeavours at this moment and will yield results eventually. It's a good thing Carl Sagan weighed in to make this very important research possible.
I live in Ithaca where Carl Sagan lived (near Cornell University) and his influence is noticeable here. There's even a Carl Sagan walk, associated with the science center, where you can walk to planet statues that are distanced to scale.
@@averymerrybird7087 I am going to try to paste in the link to the Cornell Astro Society newsletter which has all the info. I doubt TH-cam allows URLs so as to limit spam
During his time at the University of Chicago Carl did work at the Yerkes 40" refractor in Delevan Wisconsin. The odd this about the Yerkes telescope is that the telescope is stationary and the floor moves up and down. There is a gouge in the floor where reportedly Sagan and some other students accidentally rammed the floor up into the eyepiece assembly. Alcohol was suspected.
For all of the established public persona of Sagan, everybody forgets that he was a vocal advocate of detonating a nuclear bomb on the moon, he vociferously supported USAF efforts to deflect any public discussion of the UFO phenomenon - to the point of attempting to recruit other scientists and astronauts to declare that nothing existed, and he was a strong supporter of at least two scientific disinformation programs that had been created by Yuri Andropov and the KGB in the 1970s and 80s. Sagan's virtuous portrayal via Public Broadcasting in the US, was designed to inflate his image in the effort to create government-supported perceptions of science. It was substantially successful and even today he is worshiped by a younger generation that has been kept in the dark. Love you Tibee and Happy New Year.
The thing is I wasn’t inspired by anyone to dream about the cosmos but I myself was so beyond fascinated by it that I’m now addicted and I feel proud!🪐✨❤️❤️
Happy New Year 🎊💙🎆
Happy New Year
Thanks Tibees.
Happy new year to you.
Keep celebrating science.
You are so pretty.
Greetings from Serbia.
👋😉
Happy new year! :)
Gracias, igualmente para ti!! 🥳💥🥂
Happy new year queen of science 💓
Carl Sagan was an amazing physicist, my professor said he once went for a seminar taken by Carl, and the next thing he remembered is watching the wristwatch and realising that he spent 5 hours listening him.
When
Who is your professor
What do you do
Amazing man
"If you want to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first create the universe.
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- Carl Sagan
I'm going to be that guy and point out that he actually said "[...] you must first invent the universe."
@@AlexMnemonic lol
"Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known." - Carl Sagan
Favourite quote!
Well may be quantum theory of gravity....
I have a question
Once we have known about theory of everything would it be final piece in physics?
This is my wallpaper
Favorite quote at all time
It is
"Absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence..."
- Carl Sagan
On extraterrestrial life...
True, but you should not blindly believe anything without evidence. I can quote Carl Sagan "What is faith? It is belief in the absence of evidence. I don't propose to tell anyone what to believe, but for me, believing when there is no compelling evidence is a mistake. The idea is to withhold belief until there is compelling evidence"
@@rnilu86 No no..This quote doesn't mean to believe blindly like those creationists...but it says that if we have not yet found the evidences this doesn't mean that there is no Life elsewhere but this tells us we have to find more... It's the real meaning.❤️
@@Harshgupta3po yes got your point
@@Harshgupta3po Is it blindly following though?
How can forces and particles just pop into existence and make the universe?
A creationist chooses to believe in a greater power rather than inanimate forces and particles impossibly coming into existence and making what we see around us today.
The reason people prefer to believe in the inanimate over a greater power is because, in their minds, it would no longer make them an 'intellectual' if they believe in what creationists believe in. 'An afterlife is a fairytale designed to make you less scared to die', 'Who made the greater power?', 'Why create evil and suffering?'. Questions that push them to believe in the inanimate. An animate power is, by default, the more logical and rational answer in respect of origins. It's everything subsequently associated with the greater power that proves too much of a barrier for them.
Well I formulated a theory if there is a superior species than us then they won't bother visiting us because we are far too inferior. If there is species which have iq on our level or lower they probably are not even advanced to find us.
Was able to shake this man's hand in the early 80's. He was working at Cornell University doing research for NASA. I was helping a company move offices around. Realized who it was and asked if I could shake his hand. When asked why , I told him that I had watched COSMOS, 5 minutes of his time is why I still look up today and wonder. A great and humble man.
"We are a way for the cosmos to know itself."
Probably my favorite quote of all time.
That's probably my favorite as too, well, along with a few others of his. But that there is the meaning of life. He was the most quotable person ever, IMO.
I mean, its not that deep
I'm a simple man.
I see Carl Sagan, I click it.
I'm a simple man too. I see a thumbnail of Toby's smile, I click it.
Being simple is not simple like you think. Sometimes, it is powerful than complexity.
Cherish the pale blue dot the only home we have ever known 🥺
"Our posturings, our imagined self-importance, the delusion that we have some privileged position in the Universe, are challenged by this point of pale light." - Carl Sagan. He is such an inspiration :)
This lady is so good, how nicely she explain everything, when ever I hear her voice, my brain relax.
Thank you Toby, for relaxing me, i was so depressed as my exams are coming near. And Happy New Year Toby !!!
U r in which class?
I am watching the Cosmos series once again after this video. Thank god it is in youtube. What a scientist, what a scientific communicator, what a man❤
Yea thank god lol 🤣🤣
@@ssabykoops lol
I watched A Spacetime Odyssey and Possible Worlds but is there anywhere I can watch a Personal Voyage?
I love how you started with Sagan talking about how we just got our ankle wet in exploring the cosmos. Such vivid and beautiful imagery!
To write a PhD thesis, you must first invent the universe 📒🌌
Gosh! Her voice is so soothing like an ASMR! Happy New Year Toby! 💖
No one popularized science as powerfully and elegantly as Carl Sagan. He is dearly missed.
Thanks for the subtitles. It helps a lot.
Somewhere something is waiting to be known - Carl Sagan. One of The best quotes in the history of mankind and a very heartwarming one
Ya
A mangling of a line that is not actually a Sagan quote.
Oooh, I like the imaginative editing inserting Sagan speaking his own words, alongside your own quotation of his thesis. Must have been a lot of work.
2021 might end with 1M +subs, Happy New year!
Look again at that dot. That's here. That's home. That's us. On it everyone you love, everyone you know, everyone you ever heard of, every human being who ever was, lived out their lives. The aggregate of our joy and suffering, thousands of confident religions, ideologies, and economic doctrines, every hunter and forager, every hero and coward, every creator and destroyer of civilization, every king and peasant, every young couple in love, every mother and father, hopeful child, inventor, and explorer, every teacher of morals, every corrupt politician, every "superstar," every "supreme leader," every saint and sinner in the history of our species lived there-on a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam. - Carl Sagan
❤️🙏🏻🌈
We are here ▶️ 🔵
This is the kind of thing we need to see. A Tibees video.
Happy New year Toby 🎉
Carl Sagan - Inspiring Human.
Carl Sagan was such a wonderful man. People dont talk like him anymore. Happy new year Tibees!
Yes, but he has imitators who are not very creative.
Carl Sagan has brought me to your channel.
Greetings from Brazil. Happy New Year!
Carl Sagan = STAR STUFF
The opposite of a correct statement is a false statement. But the opposite of a profound truth may well be another profound truth.
Neils Bohr
“When we look at the emptiness of space, there might just be another life form looking right back at us”
- Carl Sagan
Wow. Thanks. I well remember being riveted watching Dr Sagan's 'Cosmos' every week. Which, I'd guess, is as relevant today as when new. He is sorely missed by some, myself included. He seems to have had amazing insight and prescience. I love the pictures of Earth described by Dr Sagan as "...a mote of dust, suspended in a sunbeam...", where everything every human has directly experienced occurred. You have a unique and precious way of explaining complicated concepts with an amazingly comfortable, yet thorough, presentation. Why aren't you a professor at university?
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@@tibees hey! You should also teach about every country's history nooooo.
You watch like all the same videos I do
Will A Turtle travelling to Zurich please go to Gate 5 - your aircraft is ready for departure.
The smile on your face when you say Carl Sagan is what I feel too.
Glad to see the Braid is still there after all these years! Happy 2021
Incredible Tibees.
You have some inside information enabling you to get all this.
I got to work with him on #4 in the mid '80s with Stanley Miller as well and what struck me the most about both of them was their humility; It's hard to describe how much more present that was in them than any other sign of brilliance though I came to see those two qualities to be interrelated in them. That and their interest in students; understanding them and encouraging them; truly acting as if each generation is a stepping stone and they were merely doing their part.
Tell us more?
Can we know more ???
@@spacegirl8130 sure, after work
@@spacegirl8130 yes, like what? Parts about Carl?
@@seasidescott Yeh about Carl Sagan what was ur experience with him
I have watched lots of things about him available on TH-cam but
As u worked with him so it will be interesting to hear .
This lady never stop being amazing. Last day of 2020 and we have another amazing video. Thank you.
Am I the only one who finds this comment a little wierd ?
Real Time travel: Toby uploaded the video in 2021 and we (most of us) are seeing it in 2020.
What is most soothing thing in world.
Me: listen to Carl Sagan's cosmos series .
Great comments by everyone about Mr. Sagan and your video. Loved the B roll, excellent job!
thank you for captioning your videos! i really appreciate it
Since I started watching your videos my interest in science and technology has been increased
Sagan should have gotten the Nobel Prize for his work on the greenhouse effect.
It's an excellent video to start the year❤️ Your dedication is amazing and I would love to know more your way. 🥰
Wow this is super-interesting! I love the variety of content that you present on your channel. I mean, where did you even get the idea to go over Sagan’s PhD Thesis, for example?? Your imagination and the variety in your ideas for your channel is amazing! Great work!! 🥂
" If we could not destroy ourselves, we will one day venture to the star"-by carl Sagan
Try again. Looks like speech to text zapped you.
I remember watching Cosmos for the first time- it was, like, on in the background and a friend said I should watch it. And honestly, I REGRET to say, I was only half paying attention- I was distracted with some sort of household chore and then- THEN I heard it: 'Hooow llllovely trees are'. And I turned over to my laptop screen and I had to reply: 'ya...ya Bruh...trees are pretty Trippee' And I was hooked man. Now I'm in college doing Genetics- ALL because I watched Cosmos. Hell of a thing. I would really really recommend watching Anne Druyan's sequels, especially 'Cosmos: Possible Worlds'. The series are simply wonderful and touching and fascinating and- honestly- the best screen writing done in any documentary. Period. Thank you for this video- it was a JOY to watch:D
Saw Carl sagan in the title & clicked instantly
Happy New Year! Thanks for sharing such a beautiful, well-made and interesting video about Sagan! I hope you have a wonderful new year!
You are always making a educational and learning content.Thank you so much ❤️
Tibees's voice and video both are very satisfying.
Sir Sagan is THE beautiful human . Happy new year, everyone. Thanks to you,Tibees.
The Man Who Taught us THINKING however most of the time we forget .
Carl brought us/me Contact and its my favorite movie. He did inspire a lot of people. Way to go Carl.
Happy new year 2021 from Spain Tibees. Hope the best to you.
2021 really started with a BINGBABUM, didn't it? It looks like 2021 is gonna be my year in astrophysics! I can't wait for my forthcoming experiments, writings and competitions in astrophysics!
I've adored Carl Sagan since reading Cosmos, and everytime I see the book, I just feel a very deep connection not only to the book itself but to the universe, humanity and Carl Sagan. It felt that he poured his heart out, on his wishes for the furtherance of humankind and science in the book!
I just have the urge to cry at the loss of such a wonderful human being and at his very comforting voice. But I guess we should rather be joyous that he was alive! We should always look on the bright side, right??
So Tibees, thank you for this out-of-this-world video and the ones before, for it has inspired my love for maths, science and most of all, physics. Thank you Tibees, for following Carl's footstep to continue to inspire and light a fire under all of the curious like myself 🎊💙🎆 and of course, bonne annee!
I consistently falling in love with scientific discussion. Thanks Tibees for bringing us good materials, at least to think of while lying on my bed, for today's generations. You do inspire me a lot even to acknowledge such thought towards my surrounding kids here. Hehe. Much love from Lombok to whole world society out there.
Your video is an absolute gift for New Year 🦋 #sospecial
Thank you Toby 💛🧡💛❤️
RIP Carl Sagan, loved that guy, great video Tibees, love you too :)
Enjoyed this Toby, Lovely photographs as well.
Thanks for the video Toby 💖
This is something very much deep philosophy of relationship between us and cosmos. We're glad and it's really amazing to have people like Carl Sagan.
Was wondering when you would do a video on *Carl Sagan* ,Thank you. Wish he was still alive today... Seeing Arecibo collapse had made me re-watch *Contact* , I truly wonder what Carl would think about the world today. If you haven't, you absolutely must check out his entire *Cosmos: A Personal Voyage* series!
*"If we crave some cosmic purpose, then let us find ourselves a worthy goal.”* - Carl Sagan
Thanks for this, Toby! So awesome to see the thesis of one of my all-time favorite people.
Happy new year Toby! Wish you a year full of joy and success 🥳
Sagan was an important scientist and educator. We need more people to know this man!
It has been sometime tibees, i really missed you and missed this charming voice
Happy New Year Toby. May 2021 be a great year for you. You're terrific as a presenter. Please take care. Yes, Carl Sagan did make astronomy fun for people.
SETI is one of the most exciting endeavours at this moment and will yield results eventually. It's a good thing Carl Sagan weighed in to make this very important research possible.
Amazing thesis. Thanks telling the story.
Happy New Year Miss Toby. All the best to you and your family :-)
Did you ever see Carls drawings he did as a child? They reflect his genius at a very young age, and are incredible
A great way to close out the year. Thank you, Toby!
TQ for covering him.
Happy new year !
Love your style as always
*Wish you a very Happy New year dear Toby* 😊😊👍
*May this 2021 brings new joy and prosperity in your life* 😊😊☺️
_Love from India_ ❤️❤️❤️😘👍
I live in Ithaca where Carl Sagan lived (near Cornell University) and his influence is noticeable here. There's even a Carl Sagan walk, associated with the science center, where you can walk to planet statues that are distanced to scale.
Wow, that's so cool, I'm going to have to go see that.
Are you going to this weekend's Sagan related events?
@Averymerrybird are you hitting the Sagan related events on Friday?
@@saganandroid4175 where is this? Tell me more!
@@averymerrybird7087 I am going to try to paste in the link to the Cornell Astro Society newsletter which has all the info. I doubt TH-cam allows URLs so as to limit spam
this content is awesome, thanks for sharing this with everyone!
I sometimes slept listening to Sagan's voice, but I guess Tibees' is nice too
During his time at the University of Chicago Carl did work at the Yerkes 40" refractor in Delevan Wisconsin. The odd this about the Yerkes telescope is that the telescope is stationary and the floor moves up and down. There is a gouge in the floor where reportedly Sagan and some other students accidentally rammed the floor up into the eyepiece assembly. Alcohol was suspected.
You have the best pronounciation of English Language ever. Your tone of voice is so soothing.
"We make our world significant by the courage of our question and depth of our answer"❤️❤️
Happy new year 2021!!! I love you!!! :)
For all of the established public persona of Sagan, everybody forgets that he was a vocal advocate of detonating a nuclear bomb on the moon, he vociferously supported USAF efforts to deflect any public discussion of the UFO phenomenon - to the point of attempting to recruit other scientists and astronauts to declare that nothing existed, and he was a strong supporter of at least two scientific disinformation programs that had been created by Yuri Andropov and the KGB in the 1970s and 80s. Sagan's virtuous portrayal via Public Broadcasting in the US, was designed to inflate his image in the effort to create government-supported perceptions of science. It was substantially successful and even today he is worshiped by a younger generation that has been kept in the dark. Love you Tibee and Happy New Year.
Happy new year Toby!
Old
Her voice is so relaxing 😊
Happy New Year Tibees! I wish the best for you, you're a great inspiration. Lots of love ❤
Happy New Year !
Happy New Year 🎉
"Don't eat the yellow snow."
- Sir Carl Sagan
Continue a colocar as legendas! Nós brasileiros agradecemos pelo seu belíssimo trabalho.
Happy new year!
Love the way she narrates and explains it
The first video in 2021! Happy new year!
hi Tibee happy new year....
Carl Sagan was a special talented person.
Congratulations! That's a well done video
Your voice is sooo soothing.
Ps you make great content.
Thanks for this one as well, he was an amazing person.
The thing is I wasn’t inspired by anyone to dream about the cosmos but I myself was so beyond fascinated by it that I’m now addicted and I feel proud!🪐✨❤️❤️
Happy new year Toby. I am 15 years old and I am watching this video from India.
Happy New year to you Tibee, and to all if your followers! May 2021 be full of (good) surprises.
From Dakar, Senegal