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Sagan’s reflection on the place of humanity in the cosmos, written in the aftermath of the Voyager missions. Its famous ‘pale blue dot’ passage is a powerful closing narration for a night-sky experience about perspective, humility and the fragility of our world — the kind of text that turns an observation session into something visitors remember. By Carl Sagan.
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