Ark of Knowledge
OwnerHarold James Willard, JR.inventor
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Abstract
This invention uses existing technology in a novel way to create a repository in Antartica to hold samples of life on planet Earth. The purpose of the repository, which can be known as the Ark of Knowledge, is to provide an experimental database consisting of the remains of the human species, and others as deemed appropriate, with appropriate documentation, which future generations even ten thousand years from now can use to evaluate somatic and genetic changes in our species, and others, due to environmental or other causes.
Claims3
That a repository in Antartica for representative specimens of life on planet Earth is conceived;
That this repository, which can be known as the Ark of Knowledge, can provide future generations even thousands of years from now with an experimental database upon which to assess genetic and somatic changes in the human species, and others as deemed appropriate, due to environmental, catastrophic or other causes;
That this repository can provide the means by which physical scientists and medical researchers can determine if slowly developing long-term effects on the health and well-being of the human species, and others, as appropriate, are occurring, perhaps not discernible over periods of a few decades or centuries;
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