The author creates a construction beam that is supposed to save the world from global warming in the future. As the continents start to drift apart, the construction beam will connect them back together.
The construction beam has four sides. Each side has its own name and a specific role to play. The top side is named Alexey and supports the top. The bottom side is named Gregory and supports the bottom. Arkady lives on the left side and helps Alexei and Gregory. Finally, Georgy lives on the right side and also helps Alexei and Gregory.
By following the guidelines, you can create a city of the future on your own.
Project date: 2020
Type: Academic | Thesis
Authors: Pyotr Matveev, Arkadiy Kylakov, Vladimir Chernikov, Sofia Chechelnitskaya
Age: 12
Tutor: Egor A. Orlov
Description: Once upon a time, there was a clockmaker who loved his work so much that he became a walking clock! That’s exactly what a time‑traveler’s outfit looks like: it’s full of cogs and springs, and it creaks just a little. You can even see tiny gears peeking out from under the lapels, like secret clues to a big mechanical mystery.
Of course, it needs constant care! Sometimes a gear gets stuck, so you have to give the suit a gentle nudge. Other times, you need to tighten a tiny screw or add a drop of oil so everything keeps turning smoothly. But no matter what, this traveler is always on time — even if the rest of the world forgets to look at the clock!
The cane isn’t just for show: it’s a handy tool to tap the side of the suit and get the gears moving again. And the hat? It’s a clever hiding place for a special time regulator. The mechanical cuckoo doesn’t come out to play — it’s on an important mission, matching the clock’s time with the movements of the planets.
As long as the mechanism works perfectly, the traveler arrives exactly where they need to be, second by second, without missing a beat.