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In article <10159@ncrwat.Waterloo.NCR.COM>, tjgerman@53iss6.Waterloo.NCR.COM (Tr
evor German) writes:
>
>       Re: sending a message to the future.
>
>       Obviously anything placed on earth is likely to be destroyed
>       by plate techtonics etc so no good burying something. A transmition
>       that takes that long to get back would be hard to receive even if
>       you were expecting it.
>
>               I have a much better idea. Take a dead satelite. A big one,
>       like say the moon. Then blast its surface with  enough nukes to
>       make an easily recognisable pattern that would be only partly
>       erased by comet and meteoride collisions. Then just for good measure,
>       adjust the rotational velocity of the moon so that the message
>       always faces the earth. The message could be something like
>       a big face......................
>
>
>       Came to me in a dream.
>
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>       >|  "Only average people            | Trevor J German BSc    |<
>       >|        never make mistakes."     | NCR, Waterloo, Ontario |<
>       >| tjgerman@53iss6.Waterloo.NCR.COM | Canada.                |<
>
Just put it in an envelope with the instruction: Don't open until Red Sox win
world series.
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MICHAEL LAUREN SHERMAN
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