A Clock Built to Last Ten Millennia
A massive mechanical clock is being constructed deep inside a mountain to keep precise time for the next 10,000 years. It is designed to survive long after its creators are gone, ticking only once a year.
This project aims to encourage long-term thinking in a world obsessed with short-term trends. By ticking annually and chiming every century, the clock serves as a monument to human endurance. Engineers are using specialized materials to ensure it functions without human intervention for a vast stretch of history. It challenges us to imagine the future of civilization on a truly massive timescale.
Source: Clock of the Long Now