On plates added to the 'Pioneer' space probes our position in the universe is indicated, as well as our physical appearance

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On plates added to the 'Pioneer' space probes our position in the universe is indicated, as well as our physical appearance

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The astrophysicist Carl Sagan believed in God in the scientific way, that is, as the set of physical laws who dominate the universe. For this reason, praying to the law of gravity, or to the orbital square of the planets, always seemed absurd to him. As much as starting to pray to celestial mechanics, no matter how evocative its name is.

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