Who believes in teleportaton here? Why?

Question

If you believe in teleportation, why do you think so?

Answer 1

I do not believe or disbelieve.

Answer 2

yes, i believe it happens, with god all things are possible.

Answer 3

What if we teleport at the same time and i end up in your

Wal-mart clothed body. How fair is that??

Answer 4

Here is why:

Technology is unlimited and infinite. Sooner or later we will discover a scientific, technologically correct means of transporting matter from one point to another.

It is just a matter of time.

There are no limits for technological advancement if you do not self destruct.

PEACE before Intergalactic Colonization

Answer 5

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Answer 6

I know that it would be possible to move very, very quickly above 3 dimensions. It would still be movement though.

Science and mathematics both agree that it is possible for more dimensions to exist than the conventional 4 (if you count time). In that case, it could be possible to move a certain distance in another dimension, then move back to your original extra-dimensional location, except that your 3-d location has changed so that you are in a different place. If one did not move far in the higher dimension, one could change 3-D locations very quickly indeed.

Answer 7

On a subatomic scale it is happening all around you!

Answer 8

I do believe in it.

I'm not completely sure, but I think according to quantum theory, there is a probability, although indescribably minute, that an object could disappear and reappear somewhere else.  If this is true, I'm sure science will one day be able to enhance this probability to the point where it would be inevitable (in some type of machine of course)

Answer 9

belive that in any given moment will be possible,yes,and the fact that at the moment they had made it possible in a 'micro'

way,it means it can be done in 'macros',Teleportation relies on entanglement, a weird aspect of quantum physics. Entanglement links one or more physical properties of two or more particles, for example the polarizations, or orientations, of a pair of photons,in Geneva, researchers demonstrated a quantum cryptography system that transported a secure key over ordinary phone lines spanning 67 kilometers between Geneva and Lausanne. However, the quantum states of photons can't survive longer distances, making quantum relays necessary for long distance quantum cryptography.

Answer 10

Recently a scientist managed to slow down  and stop a wave of light, thus, if light is matter, then matter can theoretically be changed into light. As this breakthrough is recent, teleportation is a long way off, imagine trying to change every atom in your body to light and then change it back to matter............

Theoretically yes I think its possible but practIcally    no.

Answer 11

I think it happens much more than people are aware of at this time! Many things disappear for no apparent reason, maybe they just can't control the process or don't know they're doing it in the first place! Is that a scary thought or what?

Answer 12

I dont believe in teleportation  Only an atomic particle can go the speed of light

Answer 13

I believe the mind can journey through the internet of Metaphysics that is connected by all humans.

The physical body must remain at rest so the mind can travel the speed of light or thought.

Answer 14

I believe it is possible. First, historical records.

1. In the Bible, a case of teleportation can be found in Acts of the Apostles (8:38-40). The apostle Philip rode on the chariot of a eunuch. When they came upon a small body of water, the eunuch asked Philip to baptize him. Philip disappeared afterward and found himself in another place where he preached the good news.

2. On October 25, 1593, a Spanish Soldier was suddenly teleported from Manila in the Philippine Islands across the Pacific to Mexico City.

Also, there is a teleportation exercise on Dr. Bruce Goldburg's website.

Finally, I am the moderator of two Yahoo! groups dealing with teleportation.

Answer 15

Look, people a thousand years ago: if somebody came up with the concept of what is now TV (television), and asked if it was possible, regular people probably would have said the same thing about TV back then as they would about the concept of teleportation now.

i believe it can be achieved technologically, and psychologically, just as movies can be played on a TV, so can they in the mind, as in dreams or visualizing.

Answer 16

In theory, it is possible. But not with any known means we have today. Basically, if the atomic structure can be analyzed and recorded somehow, it could then be transmitted to a remote location and duplicated. Although it would be more of a replicator than a teleporter. Who knows, maybe in a couple hundred years somebody will find a way.

Answer 17

May be ancients use it - to open space and time and appear

or contact from distance - this could be also the principle for

clairvoyance. I am not very acqainted with pfysics theories but quantum kinesis seems to me real- our aura rotates on right - at  some place at distance we project opposite rotation and our inner vue sees what is there even what will happen in some next moment.I think this is  sens  as f.e. 6th etc. and could be  developed   .

Answer 18

Firstly, irrespective of what I think, teleportation IS a reality. Please go through any search engine on entanglement or twiddling for the existence of it. We are no Nobel laureates yet to categorically deny its existence or its practical implications.

Yes, teleportation may sooner or later be a reality. By saying this , I do not mean that of the physical body right now, but mind or spirit (information) and other data streams. You might find the article on consciousness by Dr Hameroff, useful, as well.

Answer 19

Yes, I have seen it happen.  not like on Star Trek, but smaller items.  Even with the advanced civilizations that come here, have not perfected it.

Answer 20

Physicists have achieved a kind of "teleportation" with a single subatomic particle. But the ability for teleportation other than this does not exist and nobody has ever "teleported", wacky unsubstantiated claims notwithstanding.

Answer 21

I have to take a vote in the quantum tunneling effect debate here. Yes, the chances are infintesmally slim, but nonzero.

No, I do not think it can be harnessed. And yes, it is happening all the time for elementary particles and small ions. I.e. every alpha-decay of a nucleus involves the alpha particle tunneling out of a nucleus.

Can this happen to humans - not likely.

There is also research into quantum teleportation, which has nothing to do with tunneling. It allows scientists to instantly transfer the quantum state of a photon over a distance. Still, it is far from teleporting humans. Though microbes are likely candidates in the near future.

Answer 22

Here's a hint : if you have to ask 'do you believe in...' that means there's probably not any evidence for it, and believing in it would be totally irrational.  No, there's no evidence for teleportation.  It doesn't exist.

EDIT:  the chances of that happening according to quantum mechanics for a single electron are indescribably small - and you're made out of 10^50 of such particles.  So there's pretty much no chance ever in the history of the universe that would have ever happened.