I'd say:
a letter
a picture
a toy
a pencil
a book/page of a book
a coin/note
your favourite things
a letter to the future about anything you want
the floatation bags and collor were used to upright the command module incase it was to turn over upside down with the ruff sea's and wind. if the capsule landed in the ocean and turned over with its nose underwater, the balloons would inflate and turn the capsule upright. the collor was put on by navy divers to help keep the capsule afloat while getting the astronauts out. the divers also added a anker to the module to keep it from drifting out to sea. it has happened that acouple capsule have capsized with the astronauts and nose underwater cause the float balloons have failed.
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You can put small colorful objects like beads, buttons, or pieces of glass in a kaleidoscope to create interesting patterns and designs when viewed through the scope. These items should be lightweight and reflective to help create the kaleidoscopic effect.
Good points: Sundials are environmentally friendly, do not require any power source, and can be an aesthetically pleasing addition to a garden or outdoor space. Bad points: Sundials are not accurate during overcast or cloudy weather, do not work at night, and can be affected by changes in latitude and daylight savings time.
No. This was demonstrated during the Apollo program when the capsule moved around to the dark side and NASA lost contact briefly. Radio contact requires line of sight, or some means of reflective transmission such as satellite to satellite to move it around obstructions in orbit. Simply put.
Personal items, something with meaning, brochures, wrappers, music CDs, etc.
You put in goods or information for the future to use in a time capsule.
Put the treat on the spot the time capsule is buried.
Capsule, shovel, dirt, and hole to put it in
a sweet .........................................
his 32 shills
A dime.
George W. Bush
he would put things that matter to him
To make a time capsule, choose a container, select items that represent the present time, write a letter to future discoverers, seal the items in the container, bury it in a safe place with a note detailing when it should be opened in the future. Remember to consider the materials and location to ensure the preservation of the items inside.
Nancy included a medallion, a journal, and a key in the time capsule at the end of "Alibi in Ashes." These items were meant to provide future generations with clues about the events that took place in River Heights.
You put the peanut butter crackers where the school girls were standing