Cosmos: A Personal Voyage Parents Guide

The TV Series Cosmos: 1980 television series, created by Carl Sagan, Ann Druyan, Steven Soter. Directed by Adrian Malone. Presented by Carl Sagan

In fact, the TV Series, Cosmos: A Personal Voyage is a documentary genre. The series, Produced by Gregory Andorfer, Rob McCain,  Production company: KCET, Carl Sagan Productions, British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), Polytel International.

 Moreover, the TV Series is Distributed by Public Broadcasting Service, Bright Vision Entertainment, Educ. ar, Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen.

Read more about the TV Series, Cosmos: A Personal Voyage Parents Guide, and Age Rating for kids. 

Cosmos: A Personal Voyage Age Rating

Cosmos: A Personal Voyage Parents Guide

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Exploring about such an origin of life, the human brain, Egyptian hieroglyphics, spacecraft missions, the death of the Sun,

Nothing sexual is present throughout the series.

The series is all about science and Exploring.

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Cosmos: A Personal Voyage Release Date

Official Poster and Details

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Series Name	Cosmos: A Personal Voyage
Genre	Documentary
Age Rating	TV-PG
Directed by	Adrian Malone
Seasons	1
Episodes	13
Distributed by	Public Broadcasting Service, Bright Vision Entertainment, Educ.ar, Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen

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Cosmos: A Personal Voyage Plot story

Sagan investigates 15 billion years of infinite advancement and the improvement of science and human progress. He follows the beginnings of information and the logical technique, blending science and reasoning, and estimates the fate of science.

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Ep. 1 Carl Sagan looks at our planet’s spot in the universe by driving us on an excursion from Earth to Deep Space.

Ep. 2 Carl Sagan inspects the beginning, advancement, and intricacy of life on Earth and conjectures on the chance of life growing somewhere else in the universe.

Ep. 3 After momentarily taking a gander at the pseudoscience of soothsaying, Carl Sagan analyzes the historical backdrop of space science from antiquated occasions through Ptolemy to Johannes Kepler.

Ep. 4 Carl Sagan analyzes the idea of comets prior to going to a nearby glance at the planet Venus.

Ep. 5 Carl Sagan takes a gander at the quest for life on Mars from the hypotheses of Percival Lowell and H.G. Wells to the appearance of the Viking tests.

Ep. 6 Carl Sagan takes a gander at the planets Jupiter and Saturn by looking at crafted by Galileo, Huygens, and the Voyager tests.

Ep. 7 Carl Sagan takes a gander at crafted by antiquated Greek researchers and cosmologists including Thales, Anaximander, Democritus, and Pythagoras.

Ep. 8 Carl Sagan clarifies logical ideas like relativity and analyzes the chance of time travel.

Ep. 9Carl Sagan analyzes the existence pattern of stars from their creation to their demises.

Ep. 10 Carl Sagan centers around the beginning of the universe by examining the Big Bang, Galaxies, Dimensions, and the development of the universe.

Ep. 11 Carl Sagan analyzes life on earth talking about qualities, DNA, the cerebrum, and human social turn of events.

Ep. 12 Carl Sagan analyzes the chance extraterrestrial life and examines his wariness about UFOs.

Ep. 13  Carl Sagan thinks about the meaning of science and examines the significance of human endurance in the atomic age..

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