Bob Davis.  Born Nov. 9, 1934 in Brooklyn, NY  Parents were Russian Jews  Grew up in New Jersey  Mother religious, father skeptical.

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Bob Davis

 Born Nov. 9, 1934 in Brooklyn, NY  Parents were Russian Jews  Grew up in New Jersey  Mother religious, father skeptical

 Saw multiple science experiments  Saw new technology called “television”  Time capsule- planted the seeds for Pioneer Plaque idea

 University of Chicago: BA 1954, BS 1955, MA science and physics 1956, Dr. of Philosophy in astronomy and Astrophysics, 1960  Lectured and researched at Harvard until 1968  1971: became director of Planetary Studies at Cornell

 Worked as advisor for NASA  Designed experiments for robotic space probes to do  Created the Pioneer Plaque: our message to the Universe

 One of first to suggest pools of liquid on surface of Titan and under surface of Europa  Seasons on Mars  Venus is Very Hot- he linked it to man made global warming in 1960s!

 Television Series and Specials such as “Cosmos: A Personal Voyage ”  Books such as “Pale Blue Dot  Explained science in an understandable way  Legitimized SETI

 A Glorious Dawn A Glorious Dawn