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This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 7 - 11 working days A triple set of BBC documentaries presented by Professor Brian Cox. 'Wonders of the Solar System' (2010) focuses on such phenomena as Saturn's rings, the solar flares of the Sun and the deserts of Mars to demonstrate how the forces that shaped our world are also responsible for creating some of the most breathtaking sights in our solar system. In the follow-up series, 'Wonders of the Universe' (2011), Cox continues his exploration of the universe and its effect on human life. Vast, complex and almost infinite, the universe has been the subject of human fascination and scientific exploration for thousands of years. Its properties can seem impossible to grasp, but this series uses the evidence found in the natural world around us to explain the fundamental principles that underpin the laws of nature such as light, gravity, matter and time. Finally, in 'Wonders of Life (2012) Cox tells the story of the origins and history of life, from the fundamental laws which govern its creation, to the myriad species that populate our planet. Tracing how light, gravity, time, matter and energy combined 3.7 billion years ago to begin a process which ultimately led to the huge diversity of life we now have on Earth, Cox visits locations around the world to reveal how life came to adapt and develop in the most unusual and unexpected places. Interactive Menus Enhanced WS tv Features Summary A triple set of BBC documentaries presented by Professor Brian Cox. 'Wonders of the Solar System' (2010) focuses on such phenomena as Saturn's rings, the solar flares of the Sun and the deserts of Mars to demonstrate how the forces that shaped our world are also responsible for creating some of the most breathtaking sights in our solar system... Studio BBC Format Blu-ray disc Release date 20130304 Contributors Professor Brian Cox

Exclusively Designed & Custom Fitted for the Polaroid CUBE HD Camera Five Flexible Legs w/Non-Slip Dots Ensure a Strong Grip on Virtually Anything Crafted of Stainless Steel Sheet & Premium Silicone for Flexibility & Durability Supports 1.5 Pounds, Making it Perfect for an External LED Light Source, Etc. Myriad Uses Include Handheld, Propped, Wrapped, & Hung from Wall Nail The only tripod your Cube ever needs! The ingenious splat flexible tripod from Polaroid is the ultimate do-it-all for your Cube lifestyle action camera. Its five-legged structure is crafted from flexible stainless steel sheet (80%) and wrapped in premium silicone (20%). This combination makes for a flexible tripod that is both pliable and very durable. Though it weighs in at a light 2.6 ounces (75 grams), it can support in excess of 1.5 pounds for hours on end without ever bending or getting out of shape. It truly is the most versatile tripod/mount for any surface. Endless Range of Applications The splat flexes and folds in countless ways, securing your Cube in either tripod or mount setup. As a mount it offers a tight, protective grip, and as a flexible tripod it easily rests on or wraps around any surfaces even a nail in the wall. Freestanding/Handheld Stability Five flexible legs can be independently contorted and adjusted, while the non-slip dots under each leg eliminate unwanted movement. The legs can even be gathered together to form an ergonomic handgrip that adds stability for video. Stainless Steel & Premium Silicone To ensure the splat is up for every shade of fun, the materials and processes used are all Polaroid-grade. The splat is crafted of pliable stainless steel sheet for structural integrity with a premium silicone wrap for years of happy, flexible use. Lightweight, Go-Anywhere Design Now you can leave your weighty tripods and bulky mounts at home. The splat is very lightweight and an absolute joy to carry along when youre on the go. You can throw it into your bag, and even wrap it around a purse strap or belt loop. Anything from Flat to 2.7 Tall Splayed out, the splat measures in at 6 inches x 7 inches (17cm x 18cm), with a maximum diameter of 7.8 inches (20cm)