Carl Sagan understood the power of storytelling in making science relatable. By wrapping narratives around facts, he captured the viewers's imagination. This way, he demystified complex ideas (like ...

Can 'Cosmos' Save Science Television?Yet the series is no hectoring jeremiad or bone-dry lecture. Wait until nightfall, turn out all the lights, and watch it on the largest, clearest screen you ...

"Cosmos," the science-minded TV show pioneered by Carl Sagan, is returning to Fox and National Geographic for a new season in 2019.

We all know science because you learned it in your science textbooks. Previously, when you wanted to communicate science … it felt very lecture-y." The new "Cosmos" is not lecture-y.

Science Space The Cosmos, Explained: Neil deGrasse Tyson On His New Series Tyson will pick up where Carl Sagan left off, hosting a continuation of the "Cosmos" TV series. By Douglas Main ...

Ann Druyan and her co-writer and director Brannon Braga recently sat down with Popular Science to explain how they turn scientific discoveries into binge-worthy entertainment on Cosmos.

Neil deGrasse Tyson on “Cosmos,” How Science Got Cool, and Why He Doesn’t Debate Deniers The host of the stunning new Fox series wants you to understand how science works.

NEW YORK — The new TV show "Cosmos" isn't just for science nerds and space geeks. The show is designed to reach everyone with its broad, visually stunning approach to science, according to the ...

Beginning in 2007, COSMOS joined together more than 200 scientists across the globe to study the formation and evolution of galaxies using both space-based and ground-based telescopes. The remarkable ...

Seth MacFarlane talks about the Fox series "Cosmos" and the need to improve scientific literacy.

‘Cosmos’ review: making science cool again Neil deGrasse Tyson’s space-time odyssey goes to the stars and beyond ...