Is it possible to invent a teleporter to transport humans from one location on earth to another ?

Answer 1

Surprisingly it is. See the both enclosed aticles about the theory and experiments done to prove it. In reality human mankind will not have the ability to do it for a long time.

Very simplified it would work like this:

In an atom always 2 electrons on the same circle are linked. One has to have a up-spin, the other has to have a down-spin. But you do not know which one has it. Kick the elctrons out of the circle and send them into two directions.

When you know measure the spin of one you know exactly the spin of the other one. If you would be able to manipulate one the information would be transfered immediatly to the other on. This has been done in laboratories.

EInstein predicted this but nobody really believed it would work, the science community is still under a certain shock.

The challenge is to do this with all the electrons of you body.

But ther is a practible application for this. The speed of comuter today is "slow" because information is transfered in form of electrons which move in metals inside the chips, the next step would be to transport the information by light whcih is significant faster and the next step would be a "quantum-computer" where the information is transfered in the above menioned form. This would reduce the time to calculate any problem in an unbelievable way and calculations which are not possible today could be done.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

No, due to the Heizenberg Uncertainty Principal. In Star Trek, this was corrected with a device called the "Heizenberg Compensator". Although I'm always one to say "nothing is impossible", it strongly looks as though this is not a possiblity until we severly change our view of physics.

Answer 4

Not with any extension of currently known technology. To get from A to B, you still need to go through a bunch of points in between.

The closest approach I could think of would be a wormhole. While theoretically possible, no wormhole has ever been shown to exist, and we certainly have no idea how to make one.

Answer 5

theoretically yes but the how to is rather vague.scientists are currently trying to teleport one atom unsuccessfully.there are countless trillions of atoms in the human body

Answer 6

" Beam me up Scotty".. this device would have to complete disintegrate the atoms that we are made of, transport them on some sort of beam of light or sound, then re-assemble them in the same molecular order they were before the disintegration....may be possible some day, but i'm doubtful...

Answer 7

yes, but we are waiting for someone to invent the time machine in the future and come back and tell us how to do it

Answer 8

you must turn matter into waves and then waves back in matter, so it is a bit difficult!

Answer 9

No.