Scientists Found A Way To Make Teleportation Work

Scientists Found A Way To Make Teleportation Work

What do we know about teleportation? Heroes of science fiction films and computer games easily dissolve in the air, materializing in different parts of the universe. But in real life this is not possible.
Or is it? In fact, scientists have been actively working in this direction for more than 20 years, achieving amazing results. So how close are we to creating a teleporter? Let's figure this out.

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The Destiny voice:

[blahlbah]

Forget us, I just want my packages teleported. ZERO shipping fee and literally same day delivery. XD

[TheOmalka]

"It would be faster just to walk it through."
You have a point but we need this.

[raeplaysval]

Ive always been scared of quantum teleportation, because the teleported me will appear the same to everyone else, but in reality just a husk identical to pre-teleportation me, but with a different consciousness with the same memories and feelings, so from my conscious perspective teleporting will just be dying.

And so my loved ones would now be with this new me, living and laughing with it, not knowing a thing. Its like imposter syndrome but the other way around

[furryface]

what i'm wondering about is the implications teleportation might have on the Mind whether Animal or human, whether its by VR or teleportation of atoms destroying the first introduction or the Real self in the process, but making a very close to exact copy of the former self or body appear in another location in an instant

[StarstrickenBarrel]

So people can’t even begin to imagine how big of a deal this is how big of a breakthrough this is! Yes, it’s small right now but imagine what we could possibly do with it in the future

[TONYPARAMOTOR]

"THE IMPOSSIBLE IS POSSIBLE IN ... TIME" by tony lawrence

[iooi]

i know a few politicians i would like to teleport to another planet.

[seanharrison]

I just want to live old enough to see it, in the next 100-200 years the technology is going to be so advanced it’s honestly scary. As much as the films we love make this stuff up I can actually see it happening very soon

[mikesmith]

I like the theory that every time they use the transporter, they are killed, and their clone is at the other end

[Yonah_]

Worm Hole = traveling within space and time.
Black Hole = creating, changing or deleting space and time.
The difference here is based on conscious and subconscious thoughts along with emotions of the individual.
So basically, teleporting from one Wal-Mart to another vs. permanently changing the company stores' color from blue to red.

[dathyr]

Well, with all this said in the video, don't expect to be beamed up to a Star Ship anytime soon. If we still live long enough on this planet, maybe newer technology will arise and a new "you tube" video will show real people transporting.

[AskAKill]

The more you learn about science and math the more you realize there's alot of stuff that could be possible

[wafikiri_]

6:40 The mental experiment carried out by Schroedinger with his famous cat in a box was meant to bring out how ridiculous the attribution of human observation to collapse of the wave function was. Indeed, the Copenhagen interpretation is fundamentally ridiculous and grounded on nothing.

[algriffin]

I remember watching Richard Hammond big science years ago. Scientists have done teleportation years ago, to an atom. The problem is transferring that amount of information from one place to another. Would need something like a billion gb per millisecond download speed to be able to do it to a person.

[merouanead]

If it's a claickbait I'll unsubscribe

[Oshaoxin]

So they haven't found it yet, they just have a theory on how to make it work.

[claykennedy]

Maybe the key to discovering worm holes is to discover the equal but opposite force that overcomes the gravitational force of a black hole. Not necessarily how to survive travelling through one, but how to oppositely balance the gravitational force to neutralize the affects of the black hole.

[Velossitee]

This was already in the open a year ago. Chinese scientists claim to have been able to teleport items so far... teleporting anything has its price however, in order to transmit data, "particles", we'd need to account for the mass of the object in question and how big it is in size. The bigger it is and the more mass it has the slower the process will take and the distance with which the item matters as well.

[youtubersdigest]

There’s a show called dark matter on Netflix that does teleportation sorta like the copying your dna thing but the original body isn’t destroyed the other one only lives a couple days or so I think and when you go back into the teleporter your memories from when you were your clone get sent back to your original body

[furryface]

its good that teleportation is being investigate and learned, finally we may be able to find out about these weird disappearances from national parks around the world, where people have simply vanished without a trace, like where from and where did they end up or go to ?, like could natural resources, water, iron ore, magnetic fluctuating frequencies cause dimensional fluctuations that people unaware can just walk into and boom, gone or vanish to another location in the world or possibly even off world ?, we just don't know right now