Overwise known as teleportation/teletransportation ...

Transporters are explored in SyFy but is it a possibility in the future given the advances in science ???

 

I think so. I think.

 

Given that the most bright of the bright only uses up to 10% of their brain power, imagine would could be unlocked if it is ever figured out how to tap that dormant 90% ... OR are we still evolving and it is only a matter of time ???

Since my surgeries last year I am finding that I am able to finish peoples sentences for them more and more and am not implying anything but people comment on that a lot lately and they notice it more than I do. I also find myself reaching for my phone just before it rings lately !!!

 

This is an extremely complicated area of Quantum Mechanics, namely quantum energy teleportation (not to be confused with quantum teleportation, which is not teleportation in the science fiction sense of the word). However, it's not likely to ever be doable with macroscopic objects, but it is not outside the laws of physics, thus it could be technically possible.

 

When I walk I'm manipulating space. I'm staying perfectly still, actually. I am the unmovable center of the universe. When I walk, I am forcing the whole of the universe to move around me.

Motion is relative, of course.

 

Teleportation is distinct from translation.

Translation: Using an Einstein-Rosen Bridge (wormhole) to instantaneously translate from point A to point B through a gate that effectively places a null distance between the two.

Teleportation: Take a sample of the quantum characteristics of all the particles comprising a macro-scale object at Point A; deconstruct the object (oddly enough this step is optional), convey the sample (the instruction set) to point B, and use the sample to synthesize an exact copy of the original object at Point B.


From a physics standpoint, translation is much harder. It requires the sophisticated manipulation of exotic energy. Our technology is not sufficiently advanced to even fully model the mathematics required for translation, much less postulate on the engineering requirements to accomplish it.

Teleportation, on the other hand, is comparatively straightforward and within our current technological ability. We have already achieved the teleportation of energy, such as photons, in labs. Thus, the challenge for macro objects reduces to scale and is purely an engineering problem. But as Devious Dave has said, it likely will not be doable for people, because the engineering is so daunting. To teleport an animal, one would have to instantaneously smaple a few thousand-quadrillion quantum states, move the entire "template" instantaneously to point B, and then at point B, instantaneously synthesize the animal from the "template."

But I see a deeper practical problem for teleportation. Can any of you guess it? (Try to see the problem for yourselves, and then read on.)


The practical problem is this: assuming we can instantaneously sample a human at point A, and instantaneously apply the template at point B to reconstruct her, how do we move the template???? This might not be a show-stopper if all we want to do is beam Scotty down from the Enterprise to a planet surface a couple miles below us.

But, what if we want to teleport Scotty a couple light years to a neighboring star?? To do this, we would have to send the template through a wormhole! And if we can do that, then why doesn't Scotty just walk through the wormhole himself?

 

Well, as turns out that we do use all of our brain. Consciously we can use up to 35 percent. The other 65 percent includes the subconscious parts of the brain. As for teleportation, I think it will be possible in the future. We'll just have to use a ton of energy to really do it. But, it'll be possible. I just think time travel may be possible beforehand.

 

I should have worded it a lesser portion is used for conscious thought and I was not implying that the remainder is still "for lease" LOL.

 

Teleportation already exists in nature. We just don't know how to control it yet. The way existing teleportation works is as follows.

Matter is transformed into energy via a process described by Einstein. The energy travels at the speed of light for some time and distance. The energy is transformed back into matter at the new location. This process happens very frequently. But because matter needs to be very 'excited' or 'hot' to transform into energy, the locations where this happens are somewhat limited. I read about this happening inside of stars.

 

Transported by the Spirit
When they came up out of the water, the Spirit of the Lord suddenly took Philip away, and the eunuch did not see him again, but went on his way rejoicing. Philip, however, appeared at Azotus and traveled about, preaching the gospel in all the towns until he reached Caesarea. (Acts 8:39-40)

 

Light is the second fastest thing in the universe, behind the expansion of the universe itself, but even though it isn’t the fastest, it is the threshold between the dimensions. Light represents spatial and material distance in the first three dimensions, and when it reaches the fourth dimension, things get complicated. The speed of light is the barrier between the third and fourth dimensions, so if you can reach the speed of light, you can travel through time and even manipulate it, but it’s more than that. That’s actually how instantaneous teleportation can be performed, theoretically at least.

If you can move matter at the speed of light, it breaks through the third dimension and into the fourth, where distance does not exist and time replaces space. Because distance in the fourth dimension does not exist, you can leave the third in one point and reappear through the other. Imagine a ship trying to travel from one point in space from another, with a distance of one light year. The ship would have to reach light speed and enter the fourth dimension. Distance doesn’t exist in the fourth dimension, so the ship would only have to move through time while leaving the third dimension at the first point and then coming back at the second. Outside, time would march on normally, so the ship would have to travel backwards one year through time before coming back into the third dimension at the second point.

It would be like walking on a treadmill. The runway would be the passage of time moving forward, while you would be walking at the same speed, keeping you in place as you counter the passage of time by walking in the opposite direction, moving backwards in time in essence. The ship would cross that distance and reach the second point, with neither the ship or the third dimension experiencing any significant passing of time.

Imagine two points, Point A and Point B, with A representing 0, as it is the point of departure. That means distance equals |B|, as in the absolute value for B. Now as we know, the symbol for time is t, while the symbol ∆t represents time duration and ∆tAB represents the time duration of the distance between A and B. We also know that speed equals distance divided by time, or .

If you can reach the speed of light, you can achieve time travel, so if you can travel backwards through the same amount of time that it would take to reach your destination while moving faster than the speed of light, then you achieve teleportation.

C + • M = ()∆t∞

This is the mathematical equation for time travel, in which your speed (the speed of light), plus the energy required divided by the speed of light squared, times the mass of the object or person traveling back in time, is equal to the temporal distance between your time of departure and desired time in which you want to arrive, to the power of the standard time duration between any two moments (AKA infinity). Then by that logic, as long as everything equals itself out, the equation for teleportation is…

= 1

See? If everything equals 1, you can jump to the far end of the universe in an instant.

 

People are manipulating the empty space inside Donald Trump's head every day.

 

My head hurts from trying to understand all of this.

 

Einstein theory of relativity deals with this too. Now, if we are able to go or surpass the speed of light, then some problems may arise. So, let's say you travel at the speed of light for 1 hour (180,000 miles per second is the speed of light). You may age just an hour. The space around you? It just aged a century. Anything faster than light and you will be able to go from point a to b and have less of a time difference. So, teleportation would keep you in the same time, but just in a different location. Maybe we'll be able to use mass relays that are used in mass effect.

 

Only in the movies.

A human body is not designed to accept such nonsense.

 

If I'm transported, is it really me or is it a copy that comes out of the other end. If I'm a copy then why can't I tweak myself and correct any health problems that I have, or make myself taller, smarter, or even younger?
Frightening to think where it could lead.

 

Yes.
All one needs is a matter transformation unit.

Earthlings are several generations away from unlocking the secrets though.

Shooter is in an expansive mood today though, so he will give a hint;

Fractals.