Time Capsule

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" CIVILIZATIONS RISE AND FALL, SUCH IS THE HISTORY OF MAN AND
THE NATURE OF TIME "

On Sept. 1st, 1998 a computerized time capsule named AL2000 will
begin a journey into the future in an effort to help preserve
the knowledge of mankind. The amount of information, technology
and history he will carry with him is staggering. The question is
will he be seen as a valuable artifact to be studied by
archeologists, scientists and historians or could he refuel lost
technologies and forever alter the future of mankind.
---For more info on this subject visit Quest Technologies on the
web at:
http://www.webcom.com/~questec
James Shepard

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