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From: brian@sequent.UUCP (Brian Godfrey)
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Subject: Re: A Sane Man Proposes A Time Travel Experiment
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Date: Tue, 29-Jul-86 17:25:15 EDT
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>Get a bunch of detectors of all sorts--electromagnetic (video cameras,
>...
>Then pick a spot that is durable (won't move very far over the course
>of many years) and is PRECISELY known--note it's longitude, lattitude,
>measure it from the poles (magnetic and actual) from geosyncronous
>sattilites, even from other planets and the sun.
>Then pick a time that is also precisely known--use several methods if
>possible.
>...
>Then widely publicize and permanently store this information (time, place,
>...
>At the time chosen, just listen for messages coming in from the future.

   Maybe that's what the pyramids are all about. Or stonehenge....

--Brian