Carl Sagan(1934-1996)

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The Search for Life in Space (2016)

Carl Sagan nació el 9 de noviembre de 1934 en Brooklyn, Nueva York, EE.UU.. Fue un escritor y director, conocido por Contact (1997), Cosmos (1980) y Cosmos: otros mundos (2020). Estuvo casado con Ann Druyan, Linda Salzman y Lynn Margulis. Murió el 20 de diciembre de 1996 en Seattle, Washington, EE.UU..

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Cosmos: otros mundos
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Miniserie de TV
- written by
- inspired by "Cosmos: A Personal Voyage" written by
- based on a story by
- 2020
Polvo de estrellas
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Corto
- Inspired by the work and life of
- 2015
Cosmos: Una odisea en el espacio-tiempo
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Miniserie de TV
- inspired by "Cosmos: A Personal Voyage" written by
- 2014
FanGirl Academy: 101
Serie de TV
- Guionista
- 2014
Off the Air
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Serie de TV
- guión en colaboración con (segment "Carl Sagan - A Glorious Dawn")
- 2011
Pale Blue Dot
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Corto
- writer
- 2009
Contact
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- based on the novel by
- based on the story by
- 1997
The Earth Day Special
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Especial de TV
- Guionista (segments "Galaxy Intro", "Carl Sagan")
- 1990
Cosmos
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Miniserie de TV
- written by
- creación (sin acreditar)
- 1980

Curiosidades
Despite being known for, and frequently quoted with, his famous phrase "billions and billions...", Carl Sagan never actually said this during the entire single-season run of Cosmos (1980). The actual phrase is "billions UPON billions", and the complete quote which includes this often-misquoted phrase is "A galaxy is composed of gas and dust and stars - billions upon billions of stars.".