Time Capsules are capsules built by Claude Nauge in Uchronic Constantinople (1051-1055) and installed under monuments of the Byzantine empire.
| Type | Object |
| Builder | Claude Nauge |
| Place | Uchronic Constantinople, 1051-1055 |
| Spanish entry | Cápsulas del Tiempo |
The capsules
Two capsules are destined for AquaDuc (Baron House Man) and Rosa Dubovsky.
- Capsule 1: a swan feather and a letter (tunnel under excavation).
- Capsule 2: the manuscripts “LA REVOLUCIÓN DESCONOCIDA” (“The Unknown Revolution”) and a letter to Rosa (Gulaï-Pole, Ucronia).
History
In Uchronic Paris, Claude Nauge, Thomas Cole and Olaus Wormius build the capsules in 1055, incorporating U-Reloj and U-Bengala. Components are then sought and recovered in Alexandria and Ephesus, and time is synchronized. The capsules are finally installed in various historic monuments as a revolutionary legacy.