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Countdown für die Ewigkeit

In 1980, the American professor Thomas A. Sebeok received a call that took him by surprise. He was to participate in a crisis team of the Bechtel corporation. This assembly of renowned scientists was concerned with the question of what should be done with the now accumulated quantities of radioactive waste from military and civilian use. One task was to develop notification systems that would still be able to warn of the dangers of radioactive substances 10,000 years from now.

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  • Peter Simonischek

    Peter Simonischek

    Narrator (voice)

  • Thomas Sebeok

    Thomas Sebeok

    Self

  • Roland Posner

    Roland Posner

    Self

  • Vilmos Voigt

    Vilmos Voigt

    Self

  • Bruno Thomauske

    Bruno Thomauske

    Self

  • Klaus Duphorn

    Klaus Duphorn

    Self

  • Richard Storck

    Richard Storck

    Self

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In 1980, the American professor Thomas A. Sebeok received a call that took him by surprise. He was to participate in a crisis team of the Bechtel corporation. This assembly of renowned scientists was concerned with the question of what should be done with the now accumulated quantities of radioactive waste from military and civilian use. One task was to develop notification systems that would still be able to warn of the dangers of radioactive substances 10,000 years from now.

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