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These videos are my happy place, I revisit them when things in my life are tough and I need to be reminded how beautiful it is to be alive.

Simply, we do not want to be alone

is there a version with no music playing over the man speaking his mind?

Feynman is the teacher we all wish for. Not by his knowledge or teaching, but for his passion, open mind about the world and he very good at sparking it up inside all of us.

Thank you Carl. Your thoughts and words do not fade with the passage of time. As close to immortal as any human can be.

still touched - 2024

I’ve been looking for this video. Thank you 😭 I used to listen to this every day

This is very very emotional as the crews of Columbia and Challenger are highlighted. Brave women and men - the best of the best.

This video has showed me that in this world curiosity is what leads us to answers, how we make things work, how we question things get there. This is what leads us to new experiments, new events, and new tools, new anything. Curiosity is the pinnacle of us advancing to a more technological and advanced future.

I think it's pretty interesting that the friend says he sees it as a beautiful flower but scientist take it apart. To me I think everyone can see a beautiful flower however scientist can see inside the flower and see how it functions and serves it purpose in life. It's like seeing a beautiful person but someone else knows that beautiful person and their personality which makes them even more beautiful. If that makes sense.

The video talks about the true joy of being proud of the discovery that one shares with the world, not the reward that comes after. I do agree with Feynman as that view is similar too with the idea of enjoying the journey along the way rather than solely fixed on the reward, although things like honor could be taken too far it is one the few ways one can show apperception

This video inspires me to always ask the question "why" even if I think it will be a stupid question.

"I can live with doubt and uncertainty and not knowing. I think it's much more interesting to live not knowing than to have answers which might be wrong... I don't have to know an answer. I don't feel frightened by not knowing things" Sometimes, it makes me feel like I should and that I have to know everything. However, that's not true at all. I can still live not knowing.

These words have been nothing but inspirational to me. It really drives me to go out and really do something with my day.

i come back to this all the time, idk i really believe we need more advancement in space travel, we need to be explorers again, their has to be something out there, this paying bills and dying i keep wondering is this all thier is thats it. I mean has to be something a lil something out there. i just wondering if thier is a world out there that is so far away and wondering the same thing

There was something beautiful and mesmerising about this man when he spoke

The reason this means so much to me and I always come back is because it transcends all of the things that divide us. It's a beautiful reminder that we're human beings.

this video LITERALLY changed my life, it's literally my favorite video on the entire youtube.

❤🙏🏻🦉

Lolling at the military budget vs space budget, dude you forget the ginormous welfare budget

My teacher asked me to comment on this video. Hi, this video is really cool and nice. Very trippy and scary but also beautiful and fulfilling.

This video made me realize that people have different way of thinking and experiencing things. I genuinely enjoyed hearing his thought process.

Carl Sagan is nit a "minister" of science, but a teacher. Do not deity him, lest you insult him.

might be the most inspirational quote of all time

What a wonderful background music! I would have been completely uncapable of following Carl Sagan's train of thought if I hadn't had that obnoxious percussion in the background.

IF...

Nothing is more wondrous than nature and nothing is more wonderous in nature than to think where it all comes from

PHYSICS 101: It is briefly about how science is about not knowing and that it is ok to not know all the answers of the universe and such. I think Feynman is right because there is so much doubt and lot of things we don't know, but should keep pursuing to find the answers that are in this world.

This video not only explains but explores the differences between any explanation or summary for curiosity, how it can used in a good and in a bad way. The different in growth of a species.

It kind of explains how seeking more knowledge and the truth is constant and it exposes us to bigger and greater things.

It was breaifly about sicence and being okay with not knowing. Is science layers of onion that we just get tired of peeling back and give up? Or should we just keep going to find out more? We don't need to know, but we do

When you doubt and ask, it gets a little harder... to believe.

this video is simply showing the complete disbelief of the truth, and how we as people are always asking questions why. it is clear that God created the heavens and the earth, yet people choose something to believe that doesn't really make sense, and something that is very hard to believe. the idea that everything evolves is more insane than it is to believe that God created the world in 7 days. People don't like the truth hence the reason they create random beliefs such as evolution. i do not think asking questions is wrong, but more importantly its key that you know that God is in control of everything, he is perfect and without failure, unlike us. We need him in order to be able to be called his son, and not be punished eternally in hell, instead in heaven with him. people want to do what pleases them, without thinking of the consequences they have for doing those things so they cancel out the truth and make something else up that makes them feel good, and makes what they're doing right. Asking questions just shows the disbelief in mans heart, and how they can't go one second without thinking of their own personal joy.

This video was so interesting!

This is so interesting!

I agree with him. Science is something that adds to the art. Although, it can be pretty dull at times when there is no answer found, the beauty of everything gives a deeper meaning.

We are the custodians of life’s meaning

45k subs. This fact alone decimates my hope that Carl's message is ringing loud enough to be heard. In my mind, Sagan stands alone as the most consequential human being ever born. If we do wipe ourselves out, the Voyager probes will be the only evidence that we ever existed at all.

Humans need to go do space travel. That way if one civilization disagrees with another, there is plenty of space and distance out there to separate themselves from others instead of wiping the ones who disagree.

My favorite scientist combined with my favorite pianist on my favorite website. 🙌🏻

Este es el mejor video de la historia de la humanidad

Gotta love how the state of things 30 years are how they are now, except arguably worse since more madmen have their hands on nukes.

He certainly is optimistic about the future of this planet. I've been on it 83 years and the last 30 has made me doubt we will even make it to the end of this century.

3 body problem. I love Carl Sagan

I heard the piece of music that starts at the beginning of this video on the radio today. I found it very moving and knew I associated it with a memory. It took me thinking all day to remember it was from this video. PLEASE does anyone know what the music/piece is titled?

No one is calling? Uh huh. Because no one is there.

Yes , thank you sir. And of us. Thank you.

Did ya hear what he said?😊

The great scientist should have great voice.

Beautiful