We are the Universe (Lawrence Krauss, Neil Degrasse Tyson, Carl Sagan)

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Credits:
Carl Sagan (Cosmos and Pale Blue Dot)
Neil deGrasse Tyson (Time Questions)
Lawrence Krauss (A Universe from Nothing)

Music: "Someday I'll be Redeemed" - Epic Score
"Leaving Earth" - Mass Effect 3 Soundtrack

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[mercurae]

It brings me so much sorrow to know that so many people are unable to experience such wonder and awe at the beauty of the cosmos, and ourselves, because of their inability to feel humility; because of their unwillingness to accept ignorance; because of their blindness caused by their assumptions. It's unfortunate how people don't look around because they think all the answers are right in front of them. They aren't. So look up.

[Markus]

"Forget Jesus; the stars died so you could be here."

Priceless and hilarious. Love it!

[jamesbp]

"Forget Jesus the stars died so you could be here" Love it!

[lewisner]

0.39 that guy's atoms will soon be part of two lions.

[lexineugene]

Carl Sagan is my Space Dad!! Hearing his prophetic voice sends chills down my spine!!!

[markov]

Forget kittens. This is one of the best videos in the web.

[RevNoch]

Very inspirational from three of my favorite Scientists. Thank you three for helping lead humanity out of it's infancy.

[matthewbaillie]

I was nearly moved to tears by Neil deGrasse Tyson's thing

[erilessai]

This awesome video has only 42.500 views, and some other stupid videos have millions of views. That tells us a lot about our society

[danielebernardini]

I have to admit... this video is great but earing good ol' Carl Sagan over a piano cover of Leaving Earth from Mass Effect3 definitely wins the Internet for today :) Nerdgasm

[mysticman]

EPIC hearing the great Carl Sagan with Mass Effect 3 soundtrack

[dammigohamm]

im so intrigued by the universe, and i do feel connected with it. its such a beautiful place, when i die, i wouldnt mind to soar thru the universe.

[quakerninja]

this is really nicely put together thank you, it's a shame not all the comments can be so positive. Keep it classy youtube

[xerox]

Excellent made, thank you, congratulations!

[carlivins]

one of the most ensuring things i have ever heard

[jdgrahamo]

I can't hear the music properly for some people talking in the background.

[RYk]

We always think of ourselves as the pinnacle of evolution and yet, we're nothing more than stardust in a universe that is so huge, our small minds can't even comprehend half of it's greatness.


But we can strive and dream to become something more someday.

[pheonex]

I once heard Richard Dawkins say that the 'Why' is an irrelevant question that for some reason we think is important. Whether I agree with him or not I'm not sure, but thought I'd throw that out there too

[carlislecarlisle]

I'm amazed this has only 29, 000 views....  I'm also amazed it doesn't have over 100 million views...  one of the most beautiful 5 minute videos I have ever seen..  

[JoshT]

Krauss telling it with absolved fear, Tyson preaching the scientific good news, and the late Sagan speaking poetry from his heart of hearts.

Men I ask of you, if the cosmos is us what are we in the cosmos?