Cosmos (Korean edition) by Carl Sagan

Cosmos Carl Sagans Cosmos is a book about a television culture program that has been broadcast to 60 countries around the world, reaching 600 million viewers. Carl Sagan, a prominent scientist representing modern astronomy, uses the books incredible ability to capture peoples imagination and to clarify intricate concepts. He follows the paths pioneered by scientific explorers such as Eratosthenes, Democritos, Hypatia, Kepler, Galileo, Newton, and Darwin, providing a clear picture of the past, present, and future of science. This book has 13 chapters. Carl Sagan describes the cosmos in this book, from a vast grand universe of 10 trillion galaxies containing 10 trillion stars, to the margins of the Milky Way galaxy, from the corner of the Milky Way galaxy to the pale-glowing Earth. It introduces what our human beings have learned, the processes they have learned, and what they know, and shows us convincingly that we ultimately know ourselves. Cosmos special edition is recorded in black and white.