What is Quantum Teleportation - The future

In this video, we take a closer look at the fascinating technology of quantum teleportation and how it has the potential to revolutionize communication and computing as we know it. Join us on a journey through the weird and wonderful world of quantum mechanics, as we explore the science behind this cutting-edge technology.

From its origins in science fiction to its recent breakthroughs in the lab, we delve into the history and development of quantum teleportation, examining its many applications and potential risks. We explore how quantum teleportation allows particles to transfer information instantly across vast distances, and how it challenges our understanding of the universe and the nature of reality itself.

Featuring interviews with experts in the field and stunning visuals, this video provides an engaging and accessible introduction to the world of quantum teleportation. Whether you are a science enthusiast or just curious about the latest technological advances, this video is sure to leave you with a sense of wonder and excitement about the future of science and technology. #science #quantum #coolscience

[miken]

A prisoner on death row donated his body to science, upon his death the body was frozen solid then sliced as thin as possible from the foot up to the head, each image was photographed and put into a computer that was able to stitch all the images together then view specific things like just the organs, the veins, the nervous system, the skeleton, the brain, any image you could want. With those images as data there is a possibility that a body could be 3d printed layer by layer. A transporter could transmit data and a receiver is a 3d printer to print a body.

[ackillesbac]

Entanglement does not work this way. It cannot transmit information.

If I took a green paper and red paper, closed my eyes picked one piece sealed both into 2 separate envelopes without looking, those envelopes are entangled. Mailed one to you, neither of us know the contents but if you open yours you would know the contents of mine without me having to look.