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The 17 pages that link to Carl Sagan, each with the reason it gives.

• Science communicationRelated: His television series Cosmos brought astronomy and scientific reasoning to mass audiences.

• Popular scienceRelated: His books and broadcasts made astronomy and scientific reasoning accessible to large audiences.

• Faint young Sun paradoxRelated: Sagan and George Mullen framed the early-Earth climate puzzle in a 1972 paper.

• James RandiRelated: Sagan and Randi both challenged paranormal claims through public science communication.

• Voyager Golden RecordRelated: He proposed an interstellar message and guided the record’s creation.

• Scientific AmericanRelated: His essays and contributions made astronomy and planetary exploration recurring subjects in the magazine.

• Gerard KuiperRelated: Sagan trained under Kuiper and carried planetary science into a later generation.

• Pale Blue DotRelated: He advocated for the image and later gave it its enduring interpretation.

• Pioneer plaqueRelated: Sagan proposed adding a message to the Pioneer spacecraft and helped develop the plaque.

• Neil deGrasse TysonRelated: Sagan’s work inspired Tyson’s public communication and his role in continuing Cosmos.

• Cosmos: A Personal VoyageRelated: Sagan’s narration and scientific perspective shape the series throughout.

• Whitney SmithRelated: Sagan invited Smith to advise on the symbolic design of the Voyager message.

• Discovery and exploration of the Solar SystemRelated: His research and public explanations helped make planetary exploration a shared scientific project.

• Immanuel VelikovskyRelated: He presented detailed scientific criticisms of Velikovsky’s claims in a 1974 symposium.

• Michael ShermerRelated: Sagan’s public defense of skepticism helped shape Shermer’s approach to science communication.