Amazon’s owned video doorbell manufacturer Ring, To anyone who captures “unaltered scientific evidence of an actual extraterrestrial life form on an indoor or outdoor Ring device.” $1 million offers a big reward. ring, competition “Ring’s Million Dollar Alien Search” he calls it.
Amazon Ring’s contest ends on November 3
Competition targeting Halloween On November 3, 2023 It’s ending. Even if no real extraterrestrial creature appears on users’ porches, they still $500 could win an Amazon gift card. To win, users must submit their most creative interpretation of extraterrestrial sightings from their Ring devices.
To enter the contest, Ring doorbell users will need to review their footage for signs of unnatural or abnormal activity. Videos will be judged on creativity, humor, interaction with the Ring device and alien costumes.
The $1 million grand prize will be awarded to the person who captures “unaltered scientific evidence of an actual extraterrestrial life form on an indoor or outdoor Ring device.” The winner will be selected by a person who will review the images. “Space and Extraterrestrial Expert” will determine.
The expert will make sure that the image meets the “Extraterrestrial Life Form Scientific Evidence Criteria”. Then, if this professional thinks that the video meets the criteria, the owner will be given a large monetary reward.
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Of course, the probability of capturing an actual extraterrestrial creature from the device is very low. However, the competition is a good opportunity to earn money for those who want to be creative and show off their creativity with a video doorbell. Users have a chance to win a $1 million grand prize or a $500 Amazon gift card.
Ring cameras have detected a lot of potential extraterrestrial activity in the decade since their launch. In July, the device captured a mysterious green fireball floating across the night sky in Louisiana. Skeptics refused to accept the meteorologists’ conclusion that the green-light burst was just a meteor; many theorized that this was an alien that had landed in the Pelican State.
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