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Introduction Carl Sagan (1934–1996) was more than an astrophysicist—he was a beacon of scientific curiosity and a master storyteller who brought the wonders of the universe to millions. Known for his groundbreaking contributions to astronomy, his role in space exploration, and his ability to communicate complex ideas with clarity and passion, Sagan remains one of the most influential scientists of the 20th century. This blog post explores his life, achievements, and enduring legacy, offering a comprehensive look at why Carl Sagan continues to inspire generations. Early Life and Education Born on  November 9, 1934 , in Brooklyn, New York, Carl Sagan’s fascination with the cosmos began at an early age. A visit to the  1939 New York World’s Fair  sparked his imagination, and by the age of seven, he was already dreaming of exploring the stars. Sagan pursued his passion at the  University of Chicago , where he earned degrees in  physics ,  astronomy , and  ...