sagan, carl

Looks at the life of astronomer and science writer Carl Sagan.

"The Seventies. Astrobiologist Carl Sagan is looking for ways to get in contact with extraterrestrial life. When NASA sends satellites to the back of the solar system--and even further--Carl takes his chance: he launches all kinds of sounds and images from planet Earth into space. How did he do that? And where are they going to end up?"--Back cover.

Discusses the life and career of astronomer and science writer Carl Sagan.

"The . . . story behind the mission, music, and message of NASA's Voyager Golden Record--humanity's message to the stars"--Amazon.

Profiles scientists and inventors who are of interest to young readers, providing information on the life, education, career, and awards of each featured individual, including photographs, reading lists, and addresses.

A biography of Carl Sagan focusing on his childhood and culminating in the Voyager mission and the Golden Record.

Profiles the life and career of astronomer and science writer Carl Sagan.

The author shares his thoughts on the relationship between religion and science, and examines how the perception of God fits into the nature and scope of the universe.

An illustrated collection of articles by various authors written in honor of Carl Sagan, discussing the U.S. and Russian space programs, the search for extraterrestrial life, the importance of science education, and the shaping of science policy, and including a chapter by Sagan in which he explains the place and role of Earth and mankind in the universe.