Re: Long Life Battery and Clock: Thank you

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From: Doug Hendricks
Date: Tue, 27 Dec 1988 17:58

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>A videotape would be made of time-capsule-y images and sounds and placed
>in a video system that would activate and play after 100 years. Clearly,
>there are many technological problems to be faced here, not the least
>being the degradation of materials.

Ooops, a little mistake. I meant to say "videodisk".

Douglas Hendricks     Know the Seven Warning Signs of Weirdness.
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Santa Clara, CA

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