Carl Sagan Calendar. A spacetime odyessey, written by ann druyan and steven soter. Clip from carl sagan's cosmos were he explains the history of the universe (and everything).
The cosmic calendar is a scale in which the 13.7 billion year lifespan of our universe is mapped onto a single year. All of time is compressed into 1 calendar year with the big bang occuring on january 1st.
This Video Shows Us How Short Our Time On Eart.
You can follow the entire calendar here at humanistic paganism.
Carl Sagan Explains This Idea (Using 15 Billion Years As His Example) In A Clip From His 1980 Television Series, Cosmos:
The concept of a cosmic calendar was first introduced by famous astronomer carl sagan.
Many Years Ago, In 1977, Astronomer And Author Carl Sagan Offered Us The Concept Of A “Cosmic Calendar” In His Book The Dragons Of Eden.
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You Can Follow The Entire Calendar Here At Humanistic Paganism.
It may be hard to grasp just how old everything in the universe is so sagan.
With Carl Sagan, Jaromír Hanzlík, Jonathan Fahn, Jean Charney.
Older readers will recall cosmos:
Sagan (1977) Created A Powerful Analogy, The Cosmic Calendar, To Explain How Much Time Has Passed Since The Big Bang, The Primordial Explosion That.
