SPEAKING OF TIME TRAVEL

[clement]

Just about everywhere.

[Jocephus]

20 mins ago would be a trip!

[AdmiralKird]

April 14-15th, 1912

[Donnie Ebert]

Being born after the space race, I'd like to see what the world was like on July 20, 1969 when Armstrong departed the Eagle and uttered his famous words...to see the dust of his footfalls, to see the joy of the people in Mission Control, and then to simply see the way humanity reacted to such a mind-boggling achievement.

[ThatGuy]

I'd want to solve some of history's mysteries. I'd want to be on the grassy knoll in Dallas, November 1963; tail Jimmy Hoffa for a few days before his disappearance; be in a plane behind Amelia Earhart; be at stonehenge when it was still a pile of rubble... stuff like that.

Along these lines, I'd like to see who Jack the Ripper really was, or if he was even one person.

[Leroy]

I'd want to solve some of history's mysteries. I'd want to be on the grassy knoll in Dallas, November 1963; tail Jimmy Hoffa for a few days before his disappearance; be in a plane behind Amelia Earhart; be at stonehenge when it was still a pile of rubble... stuff like that.

Along these lines, I'd like to see who Jack the Ripper really was, or if he was even one person.

This was covered in an episode of Star Trek.

[KyCardinalFan]

April 14-15th, 1912

That would be hard to watch.

A lot of these would be difficult to observe without being able to affect the outcome.

Donnie Ebert reminded me, besides the moon landing, I'd like to watch the week of Apollo 13's flight. I get tense watching the movie, I wonder how I'd feel knowing they're really up there and getting the info from Walter Cronkite.

[Jocephus]

i would go back 10 years and gamble on every sporting event...and make millions

[Freed Roger]

This is tough -trying to peg one time in my family history, or the history of mankind, or go back to solve a mystery.

too hard to choose.

so I'd go back to 1400s to see America before it was America.

[M1IRONMIKE]

April 14-15th, 1912

That would be hard to watch.

A lot of these would be difficult to observe without being able to affect the outcome.

Agreed.....I don't know if i would want to watch tragedy unless it was simply to understand what went wrong and why.

I would like to see the west in the 1880's.....Just to see how far off hollywood is as to how it was.....