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Every now and then, someone takes Carl Sagan’s wonderful reading of his iconic “Pale Blue Dot” narrative and turns it into an animated presentation, usually combining images and video footage of space exploration and Earthly vistas to create something undeniably spellbinding (Sagan’s narratives do have a tendency to have that effect!) Artist Adam Winnik went a slightly different route, however, creating an illustrated animation to go along with Sagan’s reading for his thesis project in 2011. The result is no less poignant… check it out above.
See more of Adam’s work on his website here. (h/t to Emily Dietle for the heads up!)
Video: Adam Winnik. Music: Hans Zimmer “You’re So Cool”
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Post tags: adam winnik, animation, Carl Sagan, Earth, pale blue dot, The Universe
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2012-12-05 17:45:17
Source: http://www.universetoday.com/98853/pale-blue-dot-an-animated-contemplation/