|s it possible to teleport?



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No unless you can travel at the speed of light. Teleportation is breaking apart of atoms and moving them at the speed of light and reassembling them, which is impossible unless you're an electromagnetic wave which you aint hehe
I wish
Hate the hassle of travel
Didn't you feel me tap you on the shoulder?
maybe within this century.
physically impossible, mentally maybe.if your imagination is good enough
it was on star trek...why not?....
If it were a few laws of physics would have to be violated and we cannot do this. If we could then nothing would make sense any.more
At the moment the only thing to have been successfully teleported was a small clump of atoms at some American University,.. but to get anything bigger to teleport,.. well; that's so far, at present impossible; but they're working on it,.. hope so,.. I want to get across the Atlantic Ocean without a boat or wings,. hehe :o)
Hope this helps your question,.
of course its is buts its hard. u need something with enough power to break apart molicules and thats alot. also it might mess up and your hand could be in your chest our your *** didn't come with you
I talked about his last night and we wish you could cos I live in Turkey and my brother lives in Scotland. It cost a bit to travel back and forward and if the charter boys heard of teleport they would buy it out cos they would loose so much money. Why do you think we don't have ever lasting light bulbs. ANSWERED !!
It's actually been accomplished, though not in any way you would want it to be if you were being teleported.
You can read about it at the link below.
If you're a photon or a free electron, according to the latest science, yes it is.

They haven't yet got to the point where we humans can beam around the universe just yet.
no its physicly impossible and no one will EVER be able to teleport
Yes but you lose your soul in the trip because the machine doesnt teleports it
Wasn't we promised this in the year 2000, along with hoverboards?
Turn off your TV & live in the real world.
I dont thing so.
You have to destroy yourself, then transport your atoms and then build you back together. Also, you can teleport the info to create a new you with other atoms, but that will be cloning, not teleporting.
Yes. One night I was drinking at a bar. The next morning I was asleep in my bed. I have no idea how I got there. It must have been teleportation.
I heard that there is a physicist that believes in teleportation if the laws of physics are to be taken as true. But in acutality, if it were possible, a person would probably teleport in pieces, or the stress exerted on our bodies would break down to atoms and would probably not reform again or even correctly! I don't want to phathom such a thing!
I think scientist have teleported a single atom but considering the human body is billions of atom it's going to be a while
i ate alot of LSD one time and then snorted a huge line of ketamine. i teleported from the house to my car. it was more like dissolving through space but it was insane
Not right now but it would be extremely dangerous if it were. Think of what it would do in war. Enemies could cross into each others' countries undetected, bomb something, and leave instantly without anyone ever knowing who did it. Banks would be robbed, and many many other crimes would be committed without ever finding the criminal. The world would be completely terrorized.
Yes when you die
Maybe, maybe not, but there will be restrictions on hand baggage.
If I Could I Would..
The Answers Above Pretty Much say it all...
at this moment in time its pretty much impossible.
But at the rate technology is Improving who knows..
but still i reckon not this century
Scientists have actually managed to teleport atoms or neutrons or something like that.

There have been claims of human teleportation, but none have ever been proven.
Scientists in Japan have tried teleporting photons. I heard amateur scientists in the UK have teleported electrons. If the latter is true it will revolutionise the Internet and all communications.

Beam me up Snotty...

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