Cosmos: Ultimate Edition Exclusive Giveaway
HomeCosmos: Ultimate Edition Exclusive Giveaway
Posted April 12, 2017 03:55 AM by Webmaster
Blu-ray.com and Australian label Via Vision Entertainment are offering five members the opportunity to win a Blu-ray copy of Cosmos. The three-disc box set will be available for purchase om Australia on April 19.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE GIVEAWAY CONTEST IS OPEN ONLY TO MEMBERS OF OUR COMMUNITY RESIDING IN AUSTRALIA.
To enter, simply add a comment to this news post explaining why you like Carl Sagan's series. (It can be a very short answer, or a longer one. Any answer is a good answer).
The contest is open to all Blu-ray.com members (membership is completely free, click here to join). Entrants will never be asked or required to post any personal information whatsoever on Blu-ray.com, and will only ever be identified by their Blu-ray.com username. Winners will be asked to provide full name and a valid mailing address via PM, but their personal information will not be shared or retained in any way. Maintaining our membership's privacy is of the utmost importance. The contest will close on Wednesday, April 19 (the box set's street date) at approximately 11:59pm EST, and each randomly selected winner will be contacted soon thereafter via Blu-ray.com PM. Prizes that are not claimed within seven days will be awarded to other entrants.
To see a list of additional Blu-ray.com contests and giveaways, simply click on the "Deals" tab of the "Latest News" column, located along the left-hand side of the Blu-ray.com home page.
Synopsis: Astronomer Carl Sagan's landmark 13-part science series takes you on an awe-inspiring cosmic journey to the edge of the universe and back aboard the spaceship of the imagination. Topics covered include: the 15-billion year history of the universe; the evolution of life on Earth and what forms life might take on other worlds; Johannes Kepler, the first modern astronomer; the hellish atmosphere of Venus and the threat of the Greenhouse Effect on Earth; the search for life on Mars; the 17th century exploration of the Earth; the Voyager missions to Jupiter and Saturn; the possibility of time travel; Einstein's theories; the life cycle of stars; determining the origin of the universe; the brain and the evolution of intelligence; how we might communicate with alien civilisations; the continued survival of the human race versus the threat of nuclear destruction.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE GIVEAWAY CONTEST IS OPEN ONLY TO MEMBERS OF OUR COMMUNITY RESIDING IN AUSTRALIA.
To enter, simply add a comment to this news post explaining why you like Carl Sagan's series. (It can be a very short answer, or a longer one. Any answer is a good answer).
The contest is open to all Blu-ray.com members (membership is completely free, click here to join). Entrants will never be asked or required to post any personal information whatsoever on Blu-ray.com, and will only ever be identified by their Blu-ray.com username. Winners will be asked to provide full name and a valid mailing address via PM, but their personal information will not be shared or retained in any way. Maintaining our membership's privacy is of the utmost importance. The contest will close on Wednesday, April 19 (the box set's street date) at approximately 11:59pm EST, and each randomly selected winner will be contacted soon thereafter via Blu-ray.com PM. Prizes that are not claimed within seven days will be awarded to other entrants.
To see a list of additional Blu-ray.com contests and giveaways, simply click on the "Deals" tab of the "Latest News" column, located along the left-hand side of the Blu-ray.com home page.
Synopsis: Astronomer Carl Sagan's landmark 13-part science series takes you on an awe-inspiring cosmic journey to the edge of the universe and back aboard the spaceship of the imagination. Topics covered include: the 15-billion year history of the universe; the evolution of life on Earth and what forms life might take on other worlds; Johannes Kepler, the first modern astronomer; the hellish atmosphere of Venus and the threat of the Greenhouse Effect on Earth; the search for life on Mars; the 17th century exploration of the Earth; the Voyager missions to Jupiter and Saturn; the possibility of time travel; Einstein's theories; the life cycle of stars; determining the origin of the universe; the brain and the evolution of intelligence; how we might communicate with alien civilisations; the continued survival of the human race versus the threat of nuclear destruction.