by Carl Sagan · Editorial Crítica · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788498928044
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In "Broca's Brain", Carl Sagan explores the origins of consciousness, life on Earth, the origin of the Sun, and the possibility of intelligent life in the cosmos. Through three key figures (Paul Broca, Robert Goddard, and Albert Einstein), Sagan conveys his enthusiasm for scientific discoveries and takes us into the machinery of the Universe. This book offers solutions to profound questions about our environment and the cosmos, from an accessible and exciting scientific perspective.
American astronomer and science populariser, author of Cosmos and Contact. He was one of the most influential voices in planetary astronomy and in the defence of critical thinking in the 20th century.
