Reid GowÂer writes: “NASA is the most fasÂciÂnatÂing, advenÂturÂous, epic instiÂtuÂtion ever devised by human beings …” but “none of their brilÂliant sciÂenÂtists appear to know how to conÂnect with the social media crowd.” Strange givÂen that “NASA is an instiÂtuÂtion whose fundÂing directÂly depends on how the pubÂlic views them.” TakÂing matÂters into his own hands, GowÂer has proÂduced a litÂtle marÂketÂing gift for NASA: The FronÂtier is EveryÂwhere, a video modÂeled after Michael Marantz’s beauÂtiÂful short film, Earth: The Pale Blue Dot, which also feaÂtures the voice of Carl Sagan – someÂone who underÂstood the imporÂtance of popÂuÂlarÂizÂing sciÂence…
P.S. NASA isn’t exactÂly inept on the marÂketÂing front. We should remind you of two pretÂty cool and recent NASA proÂducÂtions:
The Best of NASA Space ShutÂtle Videos (1981–2010)
NASA LauchÂes PhoÂto Archive on Flickr
via Zadi.TV
Gosh, I miss Carl Sagan.