Carl Sagan: Los Sistemas Planetarios más allá de Nuestro Sol | Conferencias Navideñas (6/6)

Carl Sagan explores planetary systems beyond our Sun: how stars are born and die, and the various scientific methods for detecting planets in other star systems. He also addresses the probability of life and intelligence in the universe, attempts at interstellar communication using the Pioneer and Voyager probes, and the use of radio telescopes to search for extraterrestrial signals. This video is a Spanish-dubbed version of the sixth and final lecture given by Carl Sagan at the Royal Institution on December 6, 1977, as part of his famous Christmas Lectures. The lecture has been adapted to make it accessible to a Spanish-speaking audience. ==== Support the channel on Patreon:   / universable   FOLLOW or SUBSCRIBE to Universable Twitter:   / universabletv   Instagram:   / universable.tv   TikTok:   / universable.tv   About Carl Sagan: Carl Sagan was an influential American astronomer, astrophysicist, and science communicator, renowned for his ability to make the universe accessible to the public. He was a professor at Cornell University and played a key role in NASA space missions. He participated in the Voyager program, as part of the team that designed the famous Golden Record sent into space as a message from humanity. He is widely known for the Cosmos series and for books such as The Demon-Haunted World, which have inspired generations to become interested in science and our place in the universe. #CarlSagan #Universable Video Episodes 00:00 - The Formation of Planetary Systems 09:45 - How to Detect Exoplanets 20:06 - Messages from Pioneer and Voyager 33:51 - Searching for Extraterrestrial Signals 47:10 - The New Era of Exploration 58:47 - Finale