by Carl Sagan · Círculo de Lectores · tapa dura · ISBN 9788422677857
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«Miles de millones» is the popular science essay by Carl Sagan, published by Círculo de Lectores in hardback (318 pages, in Spanish).
The essay brings together Carl Sagan's reflections on life and death, written in the years before the turn of the millennium. It addresses the origin and fate of the Earth, humanity's role in the cosmos, and the questions that scientists, historians, and philosophers have tried to answer for centuries.
Published in 1999, translated by Guillermo Solana. The subtitle of the work is «pensamientos de vida y muerte en la antesala del milenio».
For readers interested in popular science and philosophical reflections on the future of humanity.
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.
