teleportation

Er, according to The Guardian it has been. Article Looks like ignorant hype to me, and I'd say a respectable newspaper should know better.

Quantum information transfer confirmed. Einstein wrong (didn’t he say it couldn’t happen?). Is this news? If this experiment turns out to be reliable, what explains it? How does it happen? http://hansonlab.tudelft.nl/teleportation/ http://www.sciencemag.org/content/early/2014/05/28/science.1253512

I don't think I would. I would be too afraid that a mess up in the transmission would leave me without skin on the other side or something. Or, for that matter, that I might apparate someplace where I shouldn't be apparating. You know like half of me is in a rock or something. And what would...

Regarding the mission that killed Osama bin Laden... The United States Black Op's have perfected teleportation. There is no such thing as a "stealth helicopter". That and the accompanying helicopters were cover stories. There was also no accident of a stealth helicopter. That and the...

(I'm not sure if this is the right place for this, it seemed the most reasonable choice.) Dolphin Connection International is having a symposium on Dolphins & Teleportation in Kona, Hawaii, next June. It promises: Whatever that means. Speakers include: More details here including speaker bios...

http://esciencenews.com/articles/2009/01/22/quantum.teleportation.between.distant.matter.qubits For the first time, scientists have successfully teleported information between two separate atoms in unconnected enclosures a meter apart – a significant milestone in the global quest for practical...

I read this one somewhere a while back and have never seen anybody with a good scientific background take a whack at it. Suppose, sometime in a Star Trek like future, you are able to manufacture a large perfect sphere, say 5m in diameter, and make the interior surface mirrored, and leave it...

We all know the basic idea behinds teleportation on shows like Star Trek is that you break down the person to be transported into their component molecules and re-assemble them at the desired location. But I see a problem in this: As somebody mentioned in one of the R&P threads, 'you' are not...

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The transporter/teleporter as seen on Star Trek and other shows has been generally debunked, or at least deconstructed into a philosophical issue and a technological one. However, something occurred to me while I was thinking about it. Nearly all the cells in the human body are replaced on the...

Having enjoyed TAM5 so much, I bought the TAM4 DVDs, and I've been playing them on my computer while working in the evenings. (I'll have to dig back through the forum archives and see what people wrote about TAM4 last year.) I was watching the "Science in Politics..." panel discussion this...

I've seen some media reports claiming that quantum entanglement has been used to "teleport" an "object" a distance of about a foot and a half. Gizmodo SciFi.com CNN I can't tell from these write-ups what it is that was supposedly teleported, or how big it was, or precisely how this was...

I'm sure most of you are familiar with the issue. You have the ability to teleport to any location you want with out any danger. The problem is that the teleportation actually just destroys you and creates a replica at another location. Do you enjoy your great new life teleporting anywhere you...

Why am I getting all sorts of alarm bells over this one? Perhaps because the writer seems so rational other than his claim? Anyone else care to comment, please?

The US Military allegedly received a grant to conduct a study into the feasability of teleportation. Like in star-trek *plays the tune from ST: TNG*. Any more information on this? How does it work? Stuff like that. -INRM

An odd column in today's paper, also found here, which I had not heard of. The author is not named. Anyone know anything about it?

http://science.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/11/05/2013248&tid=103&tid=134&tid=98 There's already speculation that the PDF in question is a hoax. Let's hope so. Insert a few choice words here about how IDIOTIC the people we have LEADING our country are.

From the BBC website

http://www.cbc.ca/stories/2003/02/03/teleport030203 Now if only I can get my tea: Earl Grey, Hot!