From there, Druyan worked with Sagan on the Cosmos television show, on several of his books, and on the story that begat the movie Contact. After Sagan’s death in 1996, Druyan remained prolific.

Question 17 of the Lost in the Cosmos self-help quiz is titled, “The Lonely Self (II): Why Carl Sagan is So Anxious to Establish Communication with an ETI (Extraterrestrial Intelligence).” ...

2001: Odysseys on a pale blue dot 2005: 'Cosmos' reborn at 25 2006: Salutes to Dr. Sagan 2007: Religion vs. science vs. politics 2008: Hope on a pale blue dot 2010: Dot on a holiday calendar ...

Carl Sagan hosted and co-wrote ‘Cosmos,’ a 13-part TV series that aired on PBS stations from 1980 to 1981. Mickey Adair/Michael Ochs Archives/Hulton Archive via Getty Images Sagan proposed a ...

Neil deGrasse Tyson on Cosmos' Resurgence The idea to continue the work of Carl Sagan with Cosmos was not previously planned but became a necessary continuation in the eyes of Ann Druyan, producer ...

Cosmos to chlorofluorocarbons Carl Sagan, 55, has spent much of his life exploring the outer regions of the universe, rather than planet Earth.

“Carl Sagan was a groundbreaking and revolutionary scientist who decoded the complexity of the cosmos and made planetary science accessible and relevant to audiences around the world,” said ...

Ann Druyan, the widow of astronomer Carl Sagan and "Cosmos" co-creator, talks about "Cosmos: Possible Worlds" — and about what Carl Sagan would say about today's world.

Indeed, "Cosmos" has a way of evoking wonder and awe, two emotions we don't experience nearly enough, and that is in part because it continues to capture the spirit of scientist Carl Sagan.

Ann Druyan — co-writer of the 1980 PBS Cosmos series hosted by her late husband, Carl Sagan — won an Emmy for her passion project, Cosmos: A SpaceTime Odyssey. Druyan, who recently led a ...