will we ever be able to teleport from 1 place to another?

[Anaesthetic-Angel]

Im lazy to do research on this.
please do it for me LOL

[Jon Mess]

Not much science in-depth thinking, but no.
Physically, teleportation is not possible.

Atomically, it is possible, but the particle and object being teleported must be destroyed. Teleportation is quite possible with photons, or so I remember my chemistry professor saying.

[Anaesthetic-Angel]

Jon Mess

Not much science in-depth thinking, but no.
Physically, teleportation is not possible.

Atomically, it is possible, but the particle and object being teleported must be destroyed. Teleportation is quite possible with photons, or so I remember my chemistry professor saying.

exactly... Im thinking of it in molecular level rather than full body teleportation...so ur saying we would be destroyed in the process damn. now im going to google photons biggrin

[sickfuk JONES]

yes perhaps you should research different textiles and perhaps you will see what im talking about perhaps in the future these textiles will permit this type of transportation

[x-Garethp-x]

I'm thinking we have a computer that takes an image of your being in it's entirety (brain and electric signals and where they are aswell), stores that on a HDD, sends it over optic fibre to a machine that reconstructs all of that perfectly, while the first machine destroys your old body.

But that has sooo many legal, ethical and moral questions even if we DID have the technology, I doubt we'd be allowed to use it

[Jon Mess]

x-Garethp-x

I'm thinking we have a computer that takes an image of your being in it's entirety (brain and electric signals and where they are aswell), stores that on a HDD, sends it over optic fibre to a machine that reconstructs all of that perfectly, while the first machine destroys your old body.

But that has sooo many legal, ethical and moral questions even if we DID have the technology, I doubt we'd be allowed to use it

Also, imagine the costs!

[Anaesthetic-Angel]

x-Garethp-x

I'm thinking we have a computer that takes an image of your being in it's entirety (brain and electric signals and where they are aswell), stores that on a HDD, sends it over optic fibre to a machine that reconstructs all of that perfectly, while the first machine destroys your old body.

But that has sooo many legal, ethical and moral questions even if we DID have the technology, I doubt we'd be allowed to use it

WOW that's exactly how I imagined it!!!
maybe someday
for now ill enjoy touch screen and bluetooth technology haha

[Anaesthetic-Angel]

Jon Mess

x-Garethp-x

I'm thinking we have a computer that takes an image of your being in it's entirety (brain and electric signals and where they are aswell), stores that on a HDD, sends it over optic fibre to a machine that reconstructs all of that perfectly, while the first machine destroys your old body.

But that has sooo many legal, ethical and moral questions even if we DID have the technology, I doubt we'd be allowed to use it

Also, imagine the costs!

only available to the elite sad

[x-Garethp-x]

Jon Mess

x-Garethp-x

I'm thinking we have a computer that takes an image of your being in it's entirety (brain and electric signals and where they are aswell), stores that on a HDD, sends it over optic fibre to a machine that reconstructs all of that perfectly, while the first machine destroys your old body.

But that has sooo many legal, ethical and moral questions even if we DID have the technology, I doubt we'd be allowed to use it

Also, imagine the costs!

As with all technology it'll be expensive at first, then it'll become available to normal people. A company might start with inter-city teleports, and people would subscribe for say $10 a month. If it was fast enough (instantaneous), they could easily make the money they need. Technology would become cheaper after time and it would be expanded, eventually becoming subsidised by the Government as the new public transport.

[Suicidesoldier#1]

With hyper drives or wormholes, maybe.

You could explode yourself into atoms and shoot those across, or maybe even turn yourself into radiation but, you'd be dieing and recreating yourself; I don't know if that's a good idea or not lol


Also destroying and remaking a copy somewhere else.

Not my idea of a good thing to do lol

[Admiral Dardanos]

bubblesqueak24

Im lazy to do research on this.
please do it for me LOL

Who knows. Anything is possible.

[Ask Jappleack]

I think in the future itd be easier to copy a person and 'print' them out somewhere accross the world, rather than actual teleporting.

edit: sum1 beat me to it.

[Ask Jappleack]

Admiral Dardanos

bubblesqueak24

Im lazy to do research on this.
please do it for me LOL

Who knows. Anything is possible.

Including an alien coming out of your nostril from your brain in about 22 seconds.

Damn.

[Admiral Dardanos]

We Are Organisms

Admiral Dardanos

bubblesqueak24

Im lazy to do research on this.
please do it for me LOL

Who knows. Anything is possible.

Including an alien coming out of your nostril from your brain in about 22 seconds.

Damn.

Improbable perhaps, but certainly possib...oh god, what the ********!

[Spiritual Machine]

No. The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle states that a particle's position and it's momentum cannot be precisely measured with arbitrarily high precision without affecting it's position or momentum. Which means you could not reconstruct matter from the information stream without knowing the exact placement and momentum of every sub-atomic particle.

However, a machine may be able to come close by sending a backup of it's operational software to some other point in space with an exact copy of the hardware. Imagine sending 100 probes with identical hardware to the far reaches of the Universe (which would take untold billions of years at near-light speed), afterward the operational software for an artificial intelligence is sent from one probe to another, collecting and recompiling information as it goes, essentially transporting, not the physical body, but it's 'consciousness' through space.