Carl Sagan Day – Cosmos Movie Night (Muskegon) November 9, 2010

Join fellow CFI members and celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the COSMOS series with a COSMOS Movie night! Watch selected episodes of Cosmos and enjoy great conversation. If you have a favorite episode contact the event host to vote for which episodes to watch.

We will be watching the final episode of Cosmos with discussion to follow.

About COSMOS:

Thirty years ago, on September 29th, millions of Americans sat down in their living room and watched a revolution in television programming: the first episode of Carl Sagan’s masterpiece, COSMOS. Written by Sagan, Ann Druyan, and Steven Soter, the 13-part series won an Emmy and a Peabody Award, and was the most watched PBS series in the U.S. for twenty years. Since then, COSMOS has gone on to reach almost a billion viewers in over 60 countries, and it’s still the most widely-watched PBS series in the world.

The series transformed our understanding of ourselves and our place in the cosmos. It taught us some physics, some history, some chemistry and biology, and lots of astronomy, but it’s greatest gift was teaching us—us Earthlings sitting at home watching television—how to feel at home in the cosmos.
Additional Details

Please contact Tim Hamlin if you have a topic that you would like to discuss at an upcoming Café Inquiry.

Special thanks to Druyan-Sagan Associates, Inc., for their gracious permission to screen the series.

Cost: Free, please bring a beverage and snack to share (optional)

Contact: Tim Hamlin, timhamlin@comcast.net, 231-282-0571

Official Website: http://www.cfimichigan.org/events/event/w-cosmos-110910/