Comet by Carl Sagan and Ann Druyan is a captivating exploration of comets and their profound impact on science, mythology, and human history. Sagan, a renowned astrophysicist, Pulitzer Prize-winning author, and key figure behind NASA’s planetary exploration programs, brings his signature ability to make complex science accessible. Druyan, co-writer of the landmark television series Cosmos, helps weave a narrative that spans from ancient cometary superstitions to cutting-edge space missions. The book examines the origins of comets, their role in shaping planets, and their influence on both past civilizations and modern scientific thought. Richly illustrated with photographs, diagrams, and artwork, Comet offers a sweeping, deeply informative look at these celestial wanderers and their significance in our universe.

This first edition, first printing hardcover is in very good condition. The dust jacket shows light shelf wear but remains intact with no major flaws. The binding is tight, and the interior pages are clean and well-preserved. A great collectible for fans of Carl Sagan, space exploration, and astronomy.