For something that started off pretty small, the universe has come a long way. A discussion of good days and bad days in outer space, the pioneering spirit of science, and interstellar inspiration. Supported by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. Darren Aranofsky (PI, THE FOUNTAIN), Buzz Aldrin (astronaut, Apollo 11), Ann Druyan (author and CEO, Cosmos Studios), David Sington (co-director, Instituted for String, Cosmology, and Astroparticle Physics, Columbia University), David Sington (director, IN THE SHADOW OF THE MOON), Howard Suber (professor, UCLA Dept. Film & Televison), Margaret Wetheim (author, science writer), and Chen Shi-Zheng (director, DARK MATTER).
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| Darren Aranofsky
Panelist | Buzz Aldrin
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| Ann Druyan
Panelist | David Sington
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| Howard Suber
Panelist | Margaret Wetheim
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| Chen Shi-Zheng
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