I've often wished we could all have a brief moment of hurtling around the Earth, not to posture or preen, but to show the opposite — we are small, we are humble, and we need to fiercely care for the ...

Earth's oceans were once green, according to a new study. Carl Sagan, the host of the popular TV show Cosmos, once described Earth as a 'pale blue dot' when explaining an image taken by Voyager 1.

Earth Day is held on April 22 with this year’s being the 55th anniversary of the first in 1970. It began during a time of great public protest in this country due to the Vietnam War, the Nixon ...

The actor and musician discusses how to “let it do you,” why almost dying was a gift, and his new album, “Slow Magic.” ...

Artistic Director John Varah said: “This year’s theme was inspired by the 1977 Voyager probe launch and Carl Sagan's eloquent passage from the Pale Blue Dot ... the Book Nook in Hove ...

If everyone has a basic knowledge on the science of the whole world the credit for it goes to one of the world’s greatest scientist and gatherer of knowledge – Carl Sagan ... end without his monologue ...

of all that life is when viewed from the cosmological perspective in which the earth is just ‘a pale blue dot’, as Carl Sagan poetically and poignantly put it. This reminder is, however ...

Carl Sagan famously called the Earth a “pale blue dot“, but before that, it may have been a pale green dot. Long before forests or fish, Earth’s oceans teemed with microbes. Chief among them ...