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A Familiar and Prescient Voice, Brought to Life

The New York Times: It’s been a long 10 years since we’ve heard Carl Sagan beckoning us to consider the possibilities inherent in the “billions” of stars peppering the sky and in the “billions” of neuronal connections spiderwebbing our brains.

Posted by Jenny Corrado on February 13, 2007 12:21 PM |

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