Time Travel

If a self-proclaimed time traveler is correct, Missouri will have a very bad July this year as he says a super volcano will blanket the state in ash. The good news for Missouri is he's probably the worst time traveler in history. Literally.

I wouldn't go changing my plans because of this if I were you, but you deserve to know that a time traveler is warning Missouri about a nuclear power plant that he believes is about to explode and wait till you hear where it's going to happen and what he claims will be the aftermath.

Inventors for centuries have tried to build a time machine. One Missouri man claimed he was successful and his story remains the scariest time travel story in Missouri and it's never been solved.

Many have tried to build a time machine and no one (that we know of) has been successful. The one exception might be a Missouri guy who was called a "madman" when he claimed he built a contraption to travel through time. The strange aspect of his story is that he eventually really did disappear.

One of my family's all-time favorite movies is Back to the Future. I also was born and raised in Missouri. Those two facts are incompatible as I've learned that there is no way that Back to the Future would have worked if it had happened in Missouri. Please allow me to explain.

Some people dream of building a time machine. One Missouri man really did it and did one thing very few can claim. He disappeared.

From Mark Twain and H.G. Wells in the 19th century to Stephens King, Hawking and Moffat in the early 21st century, time travel has long captivated the sci-fi pop culture mind. What if we could go back? What if we could go forward? What if I devote myself to study the other great mystery of the universe: women...