Hmm . . . This is a tough one!

There are so many events that I would have liked to witness and each one is as important as the next.

BUT, above all! I would liked to have been a witness to many Native American events, that change our way of life.

1. The fall of rome

2. Ancient egypt at it's height.

3. Meet the real socrates.

4. The Mutiny on the Bounty

5. Hannibal's journey through the Himalayas.

I'm shocked at number 3. we all thought that you were the real socrates.
and i think you might wanna check Hannibals route. No sense you waiting there for something thats not gonna happen.
http://www.barca.fsnet.co.uk/hannibal-alps-route.htm

1-Sermon on the Mount
2-The battle of Kaddesh
3-The battle of the Alamo
4-A day before Cortez landed in Mexico so I could tell the Aztecs "Hey, fools, iss just a man on a horse...kill him.. kill him quick!!!"
5-Stevie Rays last concert

do me a favor,do'nt come over here in the next,ohhh 100years dukky,ok?that way i'll be dead before you walk into the yellowstone visitors center!

if i could witness 5 things in history ummm i would have to say

1: The Sinking of atlantis

2: The Cruxifiction

3: The fall of satan and his angels

4: The death of Oda Nobunaga

5: The slaughter of the Templar Knights

AAaaaaaahhhhhhh, HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

1) The Big Bang
2) The Battle of Franklin, TN
3) The first performance of Stravinsky's 'The Rite of Spring"
4) Robert Johnsons final performance before his death
5) Witness the Salem Witch Trials (Simply because I have always been interested in the history of the trials)

Bealtes on the Ed Sulv. show
One of Hitlers massive rallies
Gas attack against the Canadians at Ypes
The battle of Graspan to watch my great grandpa lead his brigade
Watch some of the things that Owain Glyndŵr had done

And as a bonus, watch the Jedi purge...after all it did happen along time ago

1. The first true apocolyse known as noah's flood.

2.The Greek battle Marathon where a dude named Philippides ran 140 miles
to fight in battle and run another 26 miles back to the Acropolis in Athens to proclaim victory; then dropped dead. (maybe the ancient Mediterranean really did have access to cocaine?)

3.The Roman emporer Valerian spending his last days as a personal mounting block as the Persian king Shapur mounted his horse.

4. Life, death, resurection of Christ.

5.If history could be altered, Ghandi seeking world conquest!

1) The battles of Gods (in any mythology)

2) The birth / creation of Homo Sapiens

3) The Aristophane's ''Ornithes'' premiere

4) Talking with Galileo while working

5) A dinner with Cleopatra

We travelled back and visited Galileo last week.
It was great fun hiding behind his fence and throwing figs at him til he thought they were coming from the sky. Gave him some funny ideas.lol
next week we're gonna go throw fruit at Isaac Newton in his garden.
thinking maybe of substituting apples for figs though.
You can get a real thud from an apple

Instead of 5 moments in history, what 5 historic personalities would you like to meet and have a pint with?

For me, it would be:
1. Commander Alcibiades of Athens
2. Arthur Rimbaud of Charleville
3. Consul Marc Antony of Rome
4. Sir Isaac Newton
5. JFK

1- First flight of the Arrow
2- Destruction of the Arrow, to see if one survived
3- D-Day, Juno Beach
4- Vimy Ridge, Canada's Greatest military victory
5- Moon landings, gimmy a space suit and ill go to the moon he he he

~Thanato

I'd like to see the first buckaroo that tried to ride a horse.
And, then got up, and tried again.

I like to be there when J. Robert Oppenheimer said, "I am become Vishnu,
destroyer of worlds!" He was strange looking...

I would like to witness the first design, building, and test flight of a successful
field-propulsion device using sub-atomic x.

I would like to see if our sun was ejected from the Orion Nebula.

If there was ever a moment when God, Jesus had some spare time,
I would like to bend an ear and cleanse my soul. That's not asking much.

I would go back in time and see

The JFK assassination
The Roswell Crash
The Great Pyramids of Giza getting built
Betty and Barney Hills abduction
Travis Waltons abduction

The walton one is a good one, why didn't Ithink of that.

1- 250 - 65 million years ago to the Age of Dinosuars (hope i can aviod being eaten or squished)

2- 11,000 BC to see if Atlantis really did exist

3- August 1590 to find out what happened at the colony of Roanoke

4- July 2nd, 1947 Roswell, NM with as much film as i can carry

5- August 4th, 1962 to be with Marilyn Monroe before she died

I'd do 5 as well but go back to be the cause of her death.

And what do you mean by that Marduk ha!ha!ha!

1) see the great pyramid in its full glory when it still had its gold top and white plaster.

2) see the library of Alexandria before it was destroyed, maybe even browse through its books.

3) the big bang.

4) See the creation of our solar system

5) visit the hanging gardens of babylonia

hmm great choices on here for me it would be
when the world was created
the 7 wonders of the world
the building of other great Egyptian landmarks
when the dinosaurs were about
the first man on the moon lol see if he really went

Oh, so many choices, so many places and events, just no way of getting there!!

Anyways, mine would be these in::

1.) Jesus's Time on earth till his death.
2.) Titanic
3.) Simpson murder-cuz I think most of us know OJ did it.
4.) Salem Witch Trials
5.) A day in the beautiful Garden of Eden!

Very interesting topic! Here's mine (in no particular order)

1) The building of the Great Pyramid
2) The building of the Parthenon
3) Flight 19 (where did they end up?)
4) Death of Imhotep (where was he buried?)
5) With the US Army 6th Armored Division at the end of WWII (my late father served with them)

5B) Meet Elvis in his early years!

Was your dad with the Big Red One Indy?

For an excellent description if the Three Mile Island incident, go here:

http://www.nrc.gov/reading-rm/doc-collecti...3mile-isle.html

Key points:

Health Effects
Detailed studies of the radiological consequences of the accident have been conducted by the NRC, the Environmental Protection Agency, the Department of Health, Education and Welfare (now Health and Human Services), the Department of Energy, and the State of Pennsylvania. Several independent studies have also been conducted. Estimates are that the average dose to about 2 million people in the area was only about 1 millirem. To put this into context, exposure from a full set of chest x-rays is about 6 millirem. Compared to the natural radioactive background dose of about 100-125 millirem per year for the area, the collective dose to the community from the accident was very small. The maximum dose to a person at the site boundary would have been less than 100 millirem.

In the months following the accident, although questions were raised about possible adverse effects from radiation on human, animal, and plant life in the TMI area, none could be directly correlated to the accident. Thousands of environmental samples of air, water, milk, vegetation, soil, and foodstuffs were collected by various groups monitoring the area. Very low levels of radionuclides could be attributed to releases from the accident. However, comprehensive investigations and assessments by several well-respected organizations have concluded that in spite of serious damage to the reactor, most of the radiation was contained and that the actual release had negligible effects on the physical health of individuals or the environment.

The main thing scary about it was the media (We'e all going to die) coverage. The containment system worked as designed. There was a meltdown of the core, but it didn't quite make the "China Syndrome".

I know it might be interesting to go back in time and witness these events, but I wouldnt actually go back and visit any of these events at all because:

1) Some things are better left a mystery. Believe me!
2) There would be no more Unexplained Mysteries Forum

1. Moses talking to the burning bush.
2. The burning of the Library at Alexandria.
3. The murder of Hypatia.
4. The assassination of Julius Caesar.
5. The performance of
Shakespeare's first play.
6. Lao Tsu's meeting with Confucius.
7. Buddha reaching enlightenment.
8. Socrates drinking the poison.
9. The Beatle's first concert.
10. Woodstock.

For manmade disasters, I would love to have seen Gorbechov's face when he heard about Chrenobyl
I would have loved to have seen the battle of Agincourt, one of the most lopsided battles in history
I would have also liked to have seen the filming of the movie 'Nosferatu' to see if all the rumors are true.
And I know this is not an event in history, but I would like to just sit down and talk with Hitler. Yes he was an evil man, but I am always curious to see if he actually believed in what he was doing or if it was a means to an end
Lastly, I would like to go back and try and find Camelot, to see if the legend is true or not

what Nosferatu rumours ?

1.visit vanessa del rio in her prime
2.see one of hannibals battles
3.meet genghis khan
4.get a florida re-election
5.well see how it all started, the big bang

I would love to see all the people i once was. To find all my the past lovers and talk to them again,To make peace with myself so i would be ready to live this life. I know enough about others people history, i want to know about own.

There were rumors surrounding the old vampire movie Nosferatu. Mainly stemming from the fact that there were lighting and camera effects no one else could duplicate (even the same studio) for ten to fifteen years later. Also the main actor (the guy who played the vampire) himself was a creepy individual and only ever appeared in that one movie. There are also some rumors that the guy was just creepy in general and that some pretty strange things occurred on the set when he was around. I do not know the full story of the rumors, but it was enough to get my attention and I am trying to do some research on the matter.

This would be cool if it were in another form like myths, I have heard about this before but can not remember the actors name, Maybe someone in the myth form would know!

All of these things would be great to see. But what about not-so-famous events? I would like to see my birth and my parents wedding; then of course back to famous events - 1st moon landing, the supercontinent Pangea, and Washington crossing the Potomac.

Here's where I'd go:

1. 67 Million years ago so I could see the T-Rex in its' hay-day before the mass extinction.

2. The Trojan War, so I could see Achilles kick serious ass on EVERYBODY!!!

3. Back to when Jesus was on earth

4. 1947 in Roswell NM at the spot at the exact time whatever crashed....crashed.

5. Back to Super Bowl 3 (I think that's right) so I could see my New York Jets win the big one!!!!!


with an extra Time Travel opportunity: I wouldn't mind going back to my first day of high school and staying there in that time so I could relive that part of my life so I could do it better and make it more memorable. I mean, who hasn't wanted to go back and ask that one particular girl out, the one you didn't have enough guts to talk to when you were a freshman?

No, he was in the 6th Armored Division that served under Gen. Patton's 3rd Army. They landed at Normandy on July 18th, 1944. Some of their highlights include fighting in the Battle of the Bulge, crossing the Rhine River into Germany, and liberating Buchenwald concentration camp.

damn talk about accomplishments

be proud

1) Henry the Eighth splitting from the Church of Rome, and the look on the Popes face when he found out.
2) The Great Fire of London and why did it start.
3) The Boston Tea Party, and the look on the King's face when he got the news.
4) The Scopes Monkey trial.
5) The unification of China under its' first Emperor.

This Nosferatu Myth.
I'm intrigued . hehehe
apart from the casting of Max Schreck who was played by a famous german Matinee Idol who didn't want his identity known as it would Impinge on his normal career. Thats why he appears so grotesque because he is very heavily made up.
Horror films were a new genre when Nosferatu was made.
That is it though. There are no other Myths extant on the Nosferatu myth unless its over wether or not an actual copy of the entire original 94 minute film survived.

In 2000 a movie was released called "Shadow of the Vampire".

Here we see pictured Transvestite comedian Eddie Izzard Playing against Willem Dafoe's Max Shreck. It was full of FICTIONAL myths about the original movie on which it was based.
You weren't supposed to take it seriously.
Bela Lugosi however.....myth city

http://www.naturalworlds.org/wolf/multimed...udio/howl_1.wav
"listen to them, children of the night, what sweet music they make"

1.Extinction of the dinos
2.When the Vikings first invaded Britian
3.When the Eygptians built the first ever pyramid
4.Whenever Stonehenge was built(see how it was made)
5.This afternoon, so I could have that chicken sandwich again

1.The death of Joan of Arc
2.The battle of Hastings
3.The Trojan war
4.Rasputin's murder
5.Hitler's suicide

The i'd be so depressed i'd probably kill myself too

1) The Trojan War.

2) To see Drake and Josh first meet.




3) The Battle Of Britain.

4) The fall of Rome.

5) Jesus or when the meteor hit.

Instead of events in history ,mine would be more along the lines of persons in history.Without changing history or indangering myself of course, I would love to be an advisor or confidant to the following
1.Queen Elizabeth I
2.Jack The Ripper(that way I would know who s/he was)
3.William Shakespeare
4.Hitler
5.Eve

You'd like to be an advisor or confidant to Hitler
right
in that case I want to be judge advocate at the Nuremberg War trials when they wheel you in.
wheres my black hat gone ?

I'd go back to see the Dinosaurs.. to witness first hand how life was in that era!

I'd also like to go back to the ancient Egyptian times & see King Tut Alive & to also see what really caused hs death.

When man first arrive & I'd also like to see Neanderthals & see how their life were.

I would just like to go back in time and stop whoever discovered gunpowder, whoever thought up the idea to make guns and bombs. I don't mind ancient weaponry like swords and spears. Just those damn guns and bombs
If we didn't have these the world would be in a different place, besides whatever happened to fighting with ninja skills
Now that would be a war I would like to see - The War of the Ninjas
*starts writing plot

i think it would be really intresting to go back and see the last time the volcano at
yellowstone went off.as for ole jack the ripper,always thought it was kozminski,or john druadd,the guy that killed himself in the thames river.

LMAO
Would I get off if you *were* the judge Marduk?
I never said *what* I would be advising him of though

Maybe if it turned out you'd been advising him to shoot himself for 5 years.
otherwise it doesn't look good i'm afraid.