On April 11, 1969, the BBC aired "The Violent Universe," a science documentary starring the great Carl Sagan, then 34 years old. This was three months before the first moon landing and 11 years before Cosmos: A Personal Voyage.
Watch a young Carl Sagan's first TV documentary, "The Violent Universe" (1969)
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