NEW The Voyager Golden Record VINYL LP Box Set 3 Records & Book
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The Voyager Golden Record [VINYL] Box set
New in Box I removed the plastic wrap as i wasn't sure if it was CD's or Vinyl. I removed the lid and verified that it is indeed 3 Vinyl Records and put the box top back on. Original condition, NEVER been played or fully removed from box. I put the lid back on and will ship as soon as purchased.Small scratch on cardboard as shown in pictures
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- Vinyl (30 Mar. 2018)
- Number of Discs: 3
- Format: Box set, Import
- Label: Ozma Records
- Other Editions: Audio CD
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box set containing Three vinyl LP pressings and book. Includes digital download. In 1977, NASA launched two spacecraft, Voyager 1 and 2, on a grand tour of the solar system and into the mysteries of interstellar space. Attached to each of these probes is a beautiful golden phonograph record containing a message for any extraterrestrial intelligence that might encounter it, perhaps billions of years from now. This enchanting artifact, known as the Voyager Golden Record, may be the last vestige of our civilization after we are gone forever. Curated by a visionary committee led by Carl Sagan, the golden record tells a story of our planet expressed in music, sounds, images, and science. Etched on the record's gold-plated aluminum jacket is a diagram explaining where it came from and how to play it. The golden record was a gift from humanity to the cosmos. But it is also a gift to humanity. It's a reminder of what we can achieve when we are at our best-and that our future really is up to all of us. Three translucent gold 140 gram vinyl LPs in poly-lined paper sleeves - Three heavyweight jackets, gold ink on black - Full-color 96-page softcover book containing all images included on the original Voyager Interstellar Record, gallery of images transmitted back from the Voyager probes, and a new essay by Timothy Ferris, producer of the original golden record
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