Exploring the Life and Legacy of Carl Sean

What sparked Carl Sean's interest in the universe during his early years?

• His visits to the planetarium

• Reading books about the universe

• Attending astronomy lectures

• Watching science fiction movies

At what age did Carl Sean earn his PhD in astronomy and astrophysics?

• 26

• 24

• 30

• 21

What was Carl Sean's main focus during his scientific career?

• Studying black holes

• Exploring the possibility of life on other planets

• Developing new telescopes

• Mapping the Milky Way

Which program did Carl Sean become involved with that aimed to find extraterrestrial intelligence?

• Hubble Space Telescope

• SETI

• International Space Station

• NASA's Mars Rover Program

What role did Carl Sean play in the Viking missions to Mars?

• He designed the spacecraft

• He was the mission director

• He was the lead astronaut

• He helped choose the landing sites

What was the name of the TV series that Carl Sean co-wrote and hosted, which became one of the most watched science programs?

• The Blue Planet

• The Universe

• Cosmos: A Personal Voyage

• Planet Earth

What was Carl Sean's stance on nuclear weapons in the 1980s?

• He was indifferent

• He warned against their use

• He believed they were necessary for peace

• He supported their development

What was the focus of Carl Sean's book 'The Demon-Haunted World'?

• The history of astronomy

• The dangers of superstition

• The life of Albert Einstein

• The future of space travel

What disease led to Carl Sean's passing in 1996?

• Lung cancer

• Bone marrow disease

• Heart disease

• Kidney failure

What is one of Carl Sean's most famous quotes about the pursuit of knowledge?

• In the end, we are all stardust.

• Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known.

• The universe is a vast and wondrous place.

• Knowledge is the key to the stars.