A Voyage through the cosmos

United States, 1980

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Episode of Series “Cosmos: a personal voyage”.
In a spaceship of the imagination, we start a journey from a far-off region of the universe and gradually approach planet Earth. Dr Carl Sagan, our guide, manoeuvres the ship between galaxies of many kinds, near quasars and supernovae, through clouds of gas and dust from which future stars will be born, and past the planets to our own. Adapted from Cosmos the television series by Carl Sagan.

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director

Adrian Malone

producer

Gregory Andorfer

production company

Carl Sagan Productions

KCET (Television station : Los Angeles, Calif.)

Duration

00:19:22:00

Production places
United States
Production dates
1980

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Cosmos: a personal voyage

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Cosmos: a personal voyage

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