…by mind reeling, and I suspect everybody else's too. General Scowcroft do you want to respond to the general thrust of what Dr Sagan was saying? Yes, there are two basic truths we are not going to disinvent nuclear weapons as Henry said, the knowledge,…

…to keep it no signs of approval or disapproval. Let's go on to the next question the lady in the back I don't think Dr Sagan should be allowed to Shake his head. Ms Buckley Let's well let Dr Sagan Shake his head and you can Shake yours and let's…

…next question the lady in the back I don't think Dr Sagan should be allowed to Shake his head. Ms Buckley Let's well let Dr Sagan Shake his head and you can Shake yours and let's get on to the next question please. Many of the panelists have been…

…decade, next 10 15 years I think we will be in good shape. All right I'm going to place a very high premium on brevity, Dr. Sagan. I think that this can be done. We can get out of this trap that we and the soviets have jointly set for ourselves and…

…laboratory for planetary studies. He's written a best selling and fascinating book called the dragons of Eden. Would you welcome please Dr Carl Sagan, your name was discussed on this very show last night. We had ray Bradbury with us was a science fiction…

…alone in the universe, that by some poignant and unfathomable joke, ours is the only civilization extant? Cornell University astronomer Dr Carl Sagan presents that question in his book intelligent life in the universe. The question is intriguing and so is Dr…

…prejudices, to examine the facts seriously and dispassionately and see where the truth lies. Do you think there's any chance, Dr Sagan of real contact with intelligent beings from other planets within your lifetime. Well there's always a chance, but we can…

…international understandings and, most important, a much better view of our souls in the context of the cosmos. Well an interesting question and as Dr Sagan stresses, worth pursuing, even though we still have a lot to learn about man's relationship to man.

…professor Sagan deserves great credit for having brought some understanding of science to the general public. In recent years, Dr Sagan and his colleagues have been engaged in research on the long term consequences of nuclear war uncovering the phenomenon…

…winning honors at the University of Chicago. Those early academic achievements presage the brilliant career that has followed. Dr Carl Sagan is currently the David Duncan professor of astronomy and space sciences and director of the laboratory for planetary…

…David Duncan professor of astronomy and space sciences and director of the laboratory for planetary studies at Cornell University. Dr Sagan has established his reputation not only in astronomy but also in biology, physics, the study of extraterrestrial life…

…voyager expeditions to the planet and for this has received the NASA Medal for exceptional scientific achievement among many other awards, Dr Sagan was responsible for the pioneer 10 and 11 plaques and the voyager 1 and 2 stellar records, messages about the…

…cosmos. His book by the same title is the best selling science book ever published in the English Language. In recent years Dr Sagan has devoted much of his time to writing and lecturing about the long term effects of nuclear warfare. His vision as a…

…serving as distinguished visiting scientist at the jet propulsion laboratory at the California Institute of technology. Please welcome with me Dr Carl Sagan. Thank you judge spicer. I'm very moved and honored to be invited to join you in the celebration of…

…as director of the laboratory for planetary studies at Cornell University and as David Shultz's Co Founder Dr Shultz and Dr Sagan have published several hundred scientific papers and a dozen books, probably the most well known of which was based on…

…hundred scientific papers and a dozen books, probably the most well known of which was based on his television series cosmos. Dr Sagan will talk tonight on nuclear war, nuclear winter. Dr Sagan very generous greeting. I want to apologize from the outset…

…well known of which was based on his television series cosmos. Dr Sagan will talk tonight on nuclear war, nuclear winter. Dr Sagan very generous greeting. I want to apologize from the outset for having to talk about such a dire, dismal, gloomy subject…

…and its surrounding universe explained by a remarkable American scientist whose resonant tones reverberated thrillingly around our living rooms Dr Carl Sagan. Well I think obviously star wars is the thing that's most in the news and the thing that most…

…of years to go the distance to the nearest star and they are not headed towards the nearest star. So in fact, Dr Carl Sagan You're not expecting a postcard immediately no we haven't. It's been a great pleasure to talk to you. Thank you Dr Carl…

…to go the distance to the nearest star and they are not headed towards the nearest star. So in fact, Dr Carl Sagan You're not expecting a postcard immediately no we haven't. It's been a great pleasure to talk to you. Thank you Dr Carl Sagan. Thank you.

…these things. Sending people is the place where the arguments are not as clear cut and that's also where it's most expensive. Yes, Dr Sagan, I think you put it on the spot but I was curious. No go ahead. After all that you've seen and experienced as…

…am very pleased to extend a personal greeting to everyone attending the first James R Thompson Leadership lecture presented by Dr Carl Sagan. Illinois most valuable resource is our young people and I commend the vital role Dr Sagan is playing in nurturing…

…lecture presented by Dr Carl Sagan. Illinois most valuable resource is our young people and I commend the vital role Dr Sagan is playing in nurturing that source. I am certain this enriching, rewarding experience will result in new ideas and developments.…

…Leadership lecture applause. Thank you, Walter. It is now a privilege and pleasure for me to introduce our speaker today. Dr Carl Sagan is the David Duncan professor of astronomy and space science and director of the laboratory for planetary studies at…

…largest space interest group in the world, and is a distinguished visiting scientist with the jet propulsion laboratory at caltech. Dr Sagan as you know has played a leading role in the mariner, viking and voyager expeditions to the planets. His scientific…

…the leading professional journal devoted to planetary research. In addition to more than 600 published scientific papers and popular articles, Dr Sagan is author, co author or editor of more than 20 books. His Emmy and Peabody award winning television series…

…after they slither you through your wall and perform a variety of objectionable sexual experiments on you. But here we have Dr Carl Sagan, Astronomer, versus Dr John. What's his first name? John Mack, m d, no question. So what's the problem? How can…

And now let's go back to the mckimmon center, where Julie Hendry is standing by live and Dr Carl Sagan is about to begin. Yes jill Dr Sagan has not yet begun his speech. Speaking right now is Roy Park, who is the chairman and CEO of park…

…go back to the mckimmon center, where Julie Hendry is standing by live and Dr Carl Sagan is about to begin. Yes jill Dr Sagan has not yet begun his speech. Speaking right now is Roy Park, who is the chairman and CEO of park communications incorporated…

…CEO of park communications incorporated of ithaca New York. Mr park is a North Carolina Native. He is doing the introduction for Dr Sagan. We'll join his speech now. We read this past Sunday's Piece which was entitled too many weapons in the world. His…

…public television tonight and we own some North Carolina Stations, including one that I own. That was a little hard to get done. Dr Sagan won a Pulitzer prize for his book the dragons of Eden and his book cosmos topped the New York times bestseller list…

…for 70 weeks it's better than a year a year and three months and remains the bestselling science book ever published in English. Since Dr Sagan and I are both residents of ithaca New York I can tell you a few things about him you may not know. Dr…

…Carl professor terzian. Ladies and gentlemen, it's my pleasure to introduce Carl Sagan for his lecture the age of exploration. Dr Sagan first crossed my consciousness one day in 1967 when professor Thomas Gold, chairman of our astronomy department at the…

Our next witness is Dr Carl Sagan of Cornell University, a man who needs no introduction. He comes to us today from the center for radiophysics and space sciences. We welcome you and are very pleased that you would take the time out of your schedule to…