Destination Day
Destination Day was a public artwork commissioned by the City of Perth and installed at Forrest Place in Perth, Australia.[1] At the centre of Forrest Place a brass plaque was installed with the following inscription:
"IN THE EVENT THAT THE TRANSPORTATION OF LIFE FROM THE FUTURE TO THE PAST IS MADE POSSIBLE, THIS SITE HAS BEEN OFFICIALLY DESIGNATED AS A LANDMARK FOR THE RETURN OF INHABITANTS OF THE FUTURE TO THE PRESENT DAY
DESTINATION DAY
12 NOON [UTC/GMT + 8 HOURS]
31ST MARCH 2005
FORREST PLACE, PERTH 6000, WESTERN AUSTRALIA
LATITUDE - LONGITUDE
31°57’7” - 115°51’32” 31.9522 115.8591
WE WELCOME AND AWAIT YOU"
The City of Perth archived video footage on the CCTV cameras overlooking Forrest Place for 24 hours during 31 March 2005.[2]
References[edit]
- ↑ Clegg, Brian (2013). Build Your Own Time Machine: The Real Science of Time Travel. ebook: St. Martin's Griffin. p. 891. ISBN 978-1250024220. Search this book on
- ↑ Clegg, Brian (2021). Time Travel: Ten Short Lessons. Baltimore: John Hopkins University Press. p. 89. ISBN 978-1421442402. Search this book on
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