Time Capsule Speech Sample

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Thank you for choosing our school to select three artifacts for a time capsule that will be taken to Mars on the next space mission. I feel honored to be chosen by one of the biggest corporations. We can’t stress how happy we are to be selected to be a part of history! A phone so if there is any E.T. life in space then they can know that we have technology down on Earth. It would be nice for any other life to know we have technology also because we could communicate with all the other E.T. life so we could get to know what they want. In the capsule I would also bring toilet paper. I would bring this because if there is any E.T. life out there they need to know we have hygeine. I would like for them to know so they won't think that we are

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