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Carl Sagan Memorial Thread

An SI Board Since December 1996

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Emcee: Tom Smith	Type: Unmoderated

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28	Ignacio, it's not that I don't want to believe you. I want to believe	Tom Smith	-	1/8/1997
27	The study is by one Harry McSween a geochemist at the university of Tennesee at	Ignacio Mosqueira	-	1/7/1997
26	Tom science is a process. They announced because it was the right thing to do	Ignacio Mosqueira	-	1/7/1997
25	No disrespect intended, but I find this hard to believe. Not because of the cl	Tom Smith	-	1/7/1997
24	The study is by a guy in Tenesse. The situation is that that the pictures tha	Ignacio Mosqueira	-	1/7/1997
23	>>It is pretty clear by now that the supposed bacteria in the Martian roc	Tom Smith	-	1/7/1997
22	It is pretty clear by now that the supposed bacteria in the Martian rock is not	Ignacio Mosqueira	-	1/7/1997
21	This is a different issue. Nuclear weapons would launch dust which would then	Ignacio Mosqueira	-	1/7/1997
20	Michael sure he was wrong in this case. In fact the cloud never got as high as	Ignacio Mosqueira	-	1/7/1997
19	<b><i>Cosmos</i>: Chapter 2 - One Voice in the Cosmic Fugue&l	Tom Smith	-	1/6/1997
18	Michael, Yes, it's true that Sagan overestimated the impact of Sadaam'	Tom Smith	-	1/6/1997
17	Tom, no doubt Mr Sagen was a wonderful man and great visionary... It is sad he	greenspirit	-	1/5/1997
16	"We've arranged a global civilization in which most crucial elements p	Randy Giese	-	1/5/1997
15	<b><i>Cosmos</i>: Chapter 1 - The Shores of the Cosmic Ocean&	Tom Smith	-	1/4/1997
14	Robert, well said. I and many others share your feelings entirely. As promise	Tom Smith	-	1/4/1997
13	One of the most significant contributers to the joy and wonder of knowing has l	Robert Florin	-	1/4/1997
12	Thanks, Tom -- Jeff	BlueCrab	-	1/3/1997
11	Here's a link to a site which gives a very brief, chapter by chapter overvi	Tom Smith	-	1/3/1997
10	For those who are interested, here is a link to a site established in honor of	Tom Smith	-	1/3/1997
9	Tom -- Read and re-read both. Hard to compare the two, because DRAGONS is abou	BlueCrab	-	1/2/1997
8	It's definitely at the top of my list. Sagan won the Pulitzer Prize for &l	Tom Smith	-	1/2/1997
7	Tom -- Since you loved COSMOS, I recommend that you read THE DRAGONS OF EDEN.	BlueCrab	-	1/2/1997
6	Thanks to each of you who posted to this thread last week. I was away on a hol	Tom Smith	-	12/30/1996
5	Shalom, AMEN!	scott blomquist	-	12/29/1996
4	I am saddened by this news - Carl Sagan to me was a very great man and let me	JudyR	-	12/25/1996

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