If time travel was possible, When and where would you like to go, and why ?
374554
of course in the future, its the only time i havent been to yet.. anybody who who wants to go back to the past must have something in the present to regret about.
460526
I have always wanted to fly around the world at the speed of sound and as low as i could get.I think that would be some of the most spectacular sites to see,just a whiteknuckle ride that would never stop!
848166
I think there is a difference between *seeing* past events--like looking at the 8-minute-old light from the sun--and time travel.  Time travel, as it is portrayed in novels and movies, involves the ability to actually be in the past or future, and I cannot see how that is possible.\n\nTo begin with, imagine going back to your own childhood.  You enter the house where you grew up and have a conversation with the kid you used to be. There you are, in your old kitchen, having a conversation with . . . yourself.  Do you see the probem?  There are TWO of you, the young child that you were and the adult that you are now, both together.  If you cannot accept the possibility of another person, or a billion other people, all of whom are you--just as much you as the person reading this answer--then time travel can't exist.\n\nNow consider a further possibility.  You travel back in time to the kitchen where your great grandfather was a boy.  Maybe that was 100 or 120 years ago.  But this time, instead of having a conversation with the boy version of your great grandfather, you kill him.   He never becomes a father to your grandfather, so your grandfather is never born.  Obviously, neither is your father ever born, nor, of course, you.  But if you were never born, who is it who just killed your great grandfather?  And, while we are at it, how can you be here?\n\nBottom line:  Just as a recording of an old TV news show can tell us what happened last year, light traveling through space may provide us with a record of what went on 8 minutes or 8,000 years ago.  But it is not time travel, which is impossible.\n\nGood luck!!
951548
I would choose to travel the world. I'm a writer, and the inspiration I would get from the wonders of the world would be amazing. It would also be a once-in-a-lifetime experience to meet a million new and interesting people and try new and interesting foods and experiences. I guess I'm a sucker for culture and adventure.
281323
We live in a four-dimension universe, the fourth dimension being space-time. Time travel is THEORETICALLY possible. Just be careful if you go too far back in time and accidentally kill your father. Think about it!\n\nGod is spelled B-I-G B-A-N-G\nPBrax@netscape.com
704550
You cannot go into the past beyond your own birth and the future for the same reason. In both cases non-existence cannot be overcome. You may live to 100 but you have not yet so....you cannot visit yourself, there is nothing to visit. When you get to 100 you can visit yourself at 20 and so see yourself at 100 and see the future that way.\n\nTime travel  will always be limited to a persons life time i am afraid and the events that occured during it. No hunting dinosaurs, Hitler killing, Cruxifiction visiting.\n\nThis is the reason no one from the future has visited us yet. Once the future becomes the present and they invent time travel they can but only if the people who invent it and use it are alive now.\n\nGet it.\n\nIt a paradox I know but.....
1065560
Anything is possible "if" another impossible thing is found to be possible; so long as the original thing is made possible by the formerly impossible thing.\n\nIn other words, of course time travel is possible so long as other impossible things become possible that would make it possible, such as your catalyst which would open a space and time rift.\n\nTherefore, the real question is not whether time travel is possible, but whether any catalyst does exist that would make it possible.\n\nThanks for the post!
56785
Yes, time travel is possible. :)\n\nIf you put a person in a rocket that can accelerate up to near light speeds on a round-about trip, when this guy comes back, he'd have aged much lesser than the guys who sent him. So he has travelled forwards in time.\n\nTravelling back in time is also possible. Oscilatting in time is possible. Time statis is also possible. All if we imagine a universe that has only a few elementary particles.\n\nHow? Well imagine a universe that has only a pendulum that swings back and forth. Now, we, as observers of this pendulum, can make the following observations, all different, and all "correct"\na. The pendulum is swinging back and forth as time advances\nb. The pendulum swings forth, then the direction of time reverses, and the pendulum goes back in time and swings back\nc. The pendulum is swinging forth and back as time retreats\n\nWhich of these is correct? We can't answer that question. So we can choose any one - it doesn't matter. These three are just different ways of looking at the phenomenon.\n\nYou may also want to read up about Feynman's diagrams
1082095
Time travel to the future is theoretically possible.  Travel in space at near-light speed for a short time and a much longer period of time will have passed on Earth.  Or you could have yourself cryogenicly frozen (though I'd wait until they perfect the revival process) and see the future that way.\n\nIt would be a good thing to see the progress of mankind, but you may have a hard time fitting in.  Since there's no way to travel backwards in time, you would be stuck there.
734390
Theoretically, time travel is possible. But current technology does not permit it. An interesting article appeared in Popular Science a while ago on time travel physics (see link). You're right about the stars - in that we're not looking at them in real time. In a similar vein, light from the earth reaches outward into space. An alien civilisation looking at us from far away through a telescope could theoretically view our past history. But light also weakens the further it gets away from its source, so to really look way back into our past, we'd need a really powerful instrument to detect such light patterns.
723434
We would go back in time!
697314
Astral time travel maybe.Why do people always think you have to physically go somewhere?Most of it will become memories of past tense anyway right? Less is more.You could spend 8 hrs plugged into the Matrix and come out with  years worth of experiences and memories. Look into remote viewing.
459750
The concept of a time machine could exist, but it would take an almost infinite amount of energy.  The only way it could work is exactly the way you are asking,  You can only move forward in time, just at different rates.  So if you want to see the future then time would need to slow down for you and the world would have to speed up.  After a while you could return to earth and it would be the future.  \nFrom what is presently known about physics you can only move forward in time only at different rates from an observers point of view.  Believe me if we could travel back in time someone would have already screwed it up something big by now.\n\nThis is a one way trip, good luck
50046
I agree with the above answer....but think about this for a second.....if time travel ever becomes possible...we would all travel back in time to clean up stuff and change what we think we need to.....and since no one has shown up to change anything recently.....it just shows that time travel will never happen....
1058521
I would love to go back to the start of the last century. Everything we take for granted today was just at the beginning and very exciting, i.e. cars, planes, electricity, machines.
506183
I don't think it is possible.  If it was possible, it could sure mess up current events...or would it mess them up or fix them and what would the consequences of their actions be in the long run.  Hypothetically, it can be quite a conundrum really.  I really don't think that we, as humans, have even the remotest possibility of messing with time.  It is, and will remain, in the realm of fantasy and science fiction.
1061597
That is a scary thought, just one wrong person or even one wrong move and the world could be thrown into a parallel time or alternate universe, but would someone with a time machine be able to fix what went wrong. Then I think of what good even I could or what  I would want to go back and "fix" warn myself or loved ones of mistakes, prevent some deaths, but I know that this is not my place and I would not want to "play" God, Greed would probably play into it and I would want to play the lottery or something equally greedy. Great Question!!! Thanks for getting me to think about this.