time capsule

There were still several hours before I could open the time capsule.

My second time capsule was waiting for me on the table across the room.

I'd known it was coming: the time capsule had said so.

And the time capsule had been easy about that part, anyway.

In its way, then, the play is a time capsule, a means to measure how much the system has changed.

"We want to put people in a time capsule," he said.

Before this year, time capsules were opened, in 1974 and 1985.

"Time capsules provide them with an independent voice to the future."

That's the difference between a time capsule and a library.

"It is almost as if she had been in a time capsule," he said.

Following the earthquake, a time capsule was found in the building.

The time capsule is scheduled to be opened in 2095.

Inside the second course of the monument is a time capsule.

The senior class will replace the time capsule with one of its own.

To watch that footage is to open a time capsule.

I can tell you what was in your time capsule."

I thought of the trailer as a time capsule in which nothing had changed since about 1970.

For their next project, the researchers want to put a time capsule on the moon.

In looking through class records, he found mention of the time capsule.

Within its base is a time capsule containing information about the town.

Now we think the time capsule is under the pedestal.

The idea of time capsules is relatively recent, according to the experts.

The five time capsules were sent over, and opened in their presence.

Some 10,000 time capsules have been buried in the last century or so, and most are lost.

As part of this celebration, the school created a time capsule.