The most-watched science show returns to National Geographic March 9. Cosmos: Possible Worlds, created, executive produced, directed and written by Ann Druyan and hosted by astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, continues Carl Sagan’s legacy that began more than 40 years ago. This wonder-filled voyage through humanity’s past, present and hopeful future transports viewers to lost worlds and worlds yet to be revealed by science.
State-of-the-art VFX, stylized animations and dramatic reenactments carry viewers deep into the future and through that hole in the curtain of reality.
MHOTC readers can attend a FREE sneak preview of Episode 2: “The Fleeting Grace of the Habitable Zone” on Wednesday, March 4 at 7 p.m. at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science’s IMAX theater.
All attendees will receive FREE popcorn & soda and are invited to join a post screening discussion with Dr. Robert Stencel, Professor of Astronomy at University of Denver and Director of DU Observatories.
Click here to download and print an admit-two pass.
The number of passes is limited, so please don’t abuse the system and share the love. Get yours now, if this movie interests you. Once the limit has been reached, the system won’t issue any more passes.
Remember, even with a pass, seating is not guaranteed, so get there early.
CAROLYN SELBY says
This is not working the site just gets into a loop and says that adblocker is turned on. I have done everything possible to get these passes to no avail.
Sorry, as I really did want to attend.
Laura says
Carolyn, Your browser or computer may have some sort of ad block running. We have no control over the passes for movie previews. The systems are run by the local promoter. You can always try their help page. — Laura
Mara says
I did this on my cell phone and was able to get tickets, but then it didn’t go thru to my phone for me to print it out, is there a way I can still redeem for a ticket at this time
Laura says
Mara — I can only reiterate what we have told others. MHOTC does NOT run these movie/TV previews nor do we operate the system that issues the passes. The only advice we can offer is to show up at the movie site early and try and talk to one of the representatives organizing the event. — Laura