An Apple Lisa mouse appears in the huge pipe named: Aspen Time Tube. That's right, National Geographic was doing the digging for some kind of buried time capsule when Steve Jobs approached Aspen to give a lecture 30 years ago. This mouse was buried by the members of the International Design Conference, who invited Steve Jobs to give a talk back in 1983 and in which this mouse was used for the event. Once the talk is over, Jobs donated the used mouse and this was introduced in 'this tube' buried together with other objects.
In principle, the idea was to unearth this time capsule built in steel and located about 4 depth meters during the year 2000, but the excavations that were carried out to locate it were unsuccessful and they gave up finding it due to lack of resources. Now 14 years later and thanks to the collaboration of National Geographic and Diggers who have done a major excavation, this capsule has been found.
In addition to this mouse of the Lisa used by Jobs with its complete packaging, other objects have been found such as a Kodak camera, a Rubik's cube or a tape of The Moody Blues. All the objects were placed in tightly closed plastic bags to preserve them from any deterioration.
Of course, it is something curious and interesting to find these objects from the past in a tube buried underground that National Geographic and the Diggers series will broadcast on the 25th of this month in the United States.
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Well, very interesting, it is seen that in America it is very common to make this game of the time capsule.