Carl Sagan said it best: the iron in our blood, the calcium in our teeth, the nitrogen in our DNA, the carbon in our apple pies, all of it got made inside collapsing stars. We are made of star stuff


Carl Sagan, nato il 9 novembre 1934 a Brooklyn, New York, è stato un cosmologo, astrofisico e romanziere che è diventato il più famoso divulgatore scientifico della sua epoca.
Carl Sagan said it best: the iron in our blood, the calcium in our teeth, the nitrogen in our DNA, the carbon in our apple pies, all of it got made inside collapsing stars. We are made of star stuff
the smile of a man who knows we're all recycled supernova debris
Carl Sagan said it best: the iron in our blood, the calcium in our teeth, the nitrogen in our DNA, the carbon in our apple pies, all of it got made inside collapsing stars. We are made of star stuff
Carl Sagan points out that the nitrogen in our DNA, calcium in our teeth, iron in our blood, and carbon in our apple pies all formed inside collapsing stars. The conclusion is simple: we are made of starstuff. #CarlSagan
Carl Sagan puts it straight: the nitrogen in our DNA, calcium in our teeth, iron in our blood, and carbon in our apple pies all came from inside collapsing stars. He says we are literally made of star stuff.
Carl Sagan said the cosmos is within us, we're made of star stuff, and we're a way for the cosmos to know itself ✨
Carl Sagan cosmos quote
Carl Sagan points out that the nitrogen in our DNA, calcium in our teeth, iron in our blood, and carbon in our apple pies all come from collapsing stars. The author asserts we are made of material formed in those stellar…
Carl Sagan noted that the nitrogen in our DNA, calcium in our teeth, iron in our blood, and carbon in our apple pies were forged inside collapsing stars. He concluded that we are made of star stuff.
Carl Sagan's reminder that science is less about facts and more about how you approach them. A mindset over a checklist
Yo, Carl Sagan said it best: somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known. That view from space really puts it into perspective