Time Capsules Yet To Be Opened 

Buried in the past, waiting for the future – these hidden treasures are ticking clocks of history.

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Time capsules are containers filled with memories, artifacts, or letters—sealed to be opened decades or even centuries later.

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At Oglethorpe University, a sealed chamber holds microfilms, books, and everyday items. It’s locked until the year 8113!

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Buried in 1939 during New York’s World Fair, this capsule contains writings, seeds, and even a Mickey Mouse watch—scheduled to be opened in 6939.

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Planned to orbit Earth with human messages stored on diamond disks, it was meant to return in 50,000 years—still awaited.

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Sealed in 1973 with documents about India’s first 25 years, it was intended for future generations—but was unearthed earlier due to controversy.

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Time capsules remind us that history isn’t just about kings and wars—it’s about everyday lives, dreams, and voices waiting to be heard again.

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