David Attenborough And Jane Goodall Join Carl Sagan To Sing 'The Unbroken Thread'

Oh man, I love David Attenborough. And I know a certain lil girl who loves Jane Goodall. And now they're BOTH featured in the latest Symphony of Science, 'The Unbroken Thread'. This is a good one. Especially Jane Goodall's part when she says, "there isn't a sharp line dividing humans from the rest of the animal kingdom -- it's a very wuzzy line -- it's a very wuzzy line -- and it's getting wuzzy-er all the time time time time time time time. That part gave me the shivers. In my timbers. YAAARR!!

Symphony of Science

Thanks to Kelly C., whose beats remain the freshest.

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  February 25, 2010

  'The Poetry of Reality' is the latest in the Symphony of Science series (other four videos HERE, HERE, HERE and HERE) and features an all star cast of brainiacs. Including, and virtually limited to: Michael Shermer, Jacob Bronowski, Carl Sagan, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Richard Daw... / Continue →
• More Auto-Tuned Science Singing: 'Our Place In The Cosmos', Or, 'The Middle Of Nowhere'

  November 23, 2009

  In the third installment of the Symphony of Science series comes 'Our Place In The Cosmos', a quartet of interplanetary song by Carl Sagan, Richard Dawkins, Michio Kaku and Robert Jastrow. This is definitely the "Barry White" song of the series so far, and there is no doubt in... / Continue →
• Another Auto-Tuned Science-y Song, Now With More Bill Nye The Science Guy!

  October 27, 2009

  This is the second song/video in the Symphony of Science series, a project designed by John Boswell to spit scientific knowledge in an auto-tuned musical format. The first chart topper was 'A Glorious Dawn' with Carl Sagan and Stephen Hawking. Now Carl is back with backup sin... / Continue →