The Universe has long fascinated humanity, inspiring questions about its origins and the delicate balance that allows life to ...

Tyson clearly states in the opening minutes of Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey that the study of our world is based on only science . To reach conclusions, we must “test ideas by experiment and ...

Ann Druyan and her co-writer and director Brannon Braga recently sat down with Popular Science to explain how they turn scientific discoveries into binge-worthy entertainment on Cosmos.

The technically more advanced, poetically still grand reboot, “Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey,” will have non-science majors once again in awe.

Thanks in part to Cosmos, Tyson is arguably the single most visible public face of science in America today. And as such, he may have to walk a difficult line.

Whether “Cosmos” will lead to a proliferation of rigorous and engaging science programming remains to be seen, but nevertheless the series’ unabashed critique of anti-intellectualism is a ...

"Cosmos," the science-minded TV show pioneered by Carl Sagan, is returning to Fox and National Geographic for a new season in 2019.

Like "Cosmos" host Neil deGrasse Tyson, Bormanis, who is also author of "Star Trek Science Logs," found that he had a talent for explaining difficult scientific concepts in creative, accessible ways.

Just as the torch of science is passed from one generation to the next, the torch of "Cosmos" has now been passed from Sagan to Tyson. "Come with me," Tyson tells the viewer at the episode's close.

The show is billed as a continuation of Carl Sagan’s beloved mini-series “Cosmos: A Personal Journey.” That award-winning show first aired 34 years ago, and has since been seen 750 million ...

PHOTOS: Celebrities by The Times When “Cosmos” was announced, many people were surprised by your involvement. “Family Guy” is a show that dabbles in science fiction now and then.

Neil deGrasse Tyson on “Cosmos,” How Science Got Cool, and Why He Doesn’t Debate Deniers The host of the stunning new Fox series wants you to understand how science works.