Would You Travel Back in Time?
A finalist from our 'Time Travel' writing competition!

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If you could travel in time, would you change anything? Or would you simply see for yourself how life has evolved? How far in time would you travel back or forward too?
Would you travel back when Earth was a hot ball of gas? Watch it expand. When the sun shone down on earth and clouds gathered and water fell to the ground, cells multiplied and grew. Land moved on tectonic plates, oceans formed, animals grew, earthquakes happened and volcanoes erupted.
Would you travel back to the exact year, month, week, day, hour, minute, second when you decided to commit your crime?
Would you travel to 2036? You are 10 years older from now. Will you have finished your sentence? Will you still be in custody?
Would you travel to 2046? You are 20 years older.
What will Earth look like then? Will robots take over? Will cancer be cured? Will there be another disease that has taken over?
Will we finally know the answer to life?
What do you think you will look like? How will you feel? What do you hope to be doing? Who do you want in your life? Who do you hope will still be in your life?
What do you think you would have achieved? How do you think your health will be?
Or do you think you will be doing the same thing you did back in that year, month, week, day, hour, minute, second!
Time, for me, was at first just “the clock on the wall” at high school. When is lunch? When will this test finish? And when is home time?
Have you ever found yourself at the bottom of a well?
The decay of an atom indicates that time itself has passed, it is the origin of our concept of time.
Our time machine doesn’t take the form of a Tardis, or DeLorean, yet it does represent an equally large figure in pop culture and science fiction (at least those forced into hard labour on a mining planet colony usually got a spectacular view of the galaxy around them).