Teleportation

[Chris Whitton]

Teleportation A>C and we have B.
In order for information to be teleported to C first they is a connection between B>C, information is shared between A>B, without A>C sharing any info

Question is the requirement of two of the same person needed to be teleported, so that one is deleted.

 

[Slarty1080]

Teleportation A>C and we have B.
In order for information to be teleported to C first they is a connection between B>C, information is shared between A>B, without A>C sharing any info

Question is the requirement of two of the same person needed to be teleported, so that one is deleted.

Well, teleportation of people at least is a far fetched science fiction idea and most likely will never be achieved in reality. But if it it is possible then I don't see why any copy of anything would (in principle) need to be deleted. So a transporter should also be a person duplicator.

 

[Catastrophe]

I think the weakness of these sorts of ideas is that they try to promulgate on a macro scale, what might be thought possible on a micro scale. Whereas you might be able to obtain a certain effect on a single atom. you would have serious problems with human beings.
Consider a 'stargate' type teleportation device. An atom might just pass through a 'portal' whereas, (according to a fictional suggestion) a human body would somehow retain the connection of all the molecules, and reconstitute, not to mention retain consciousness.

Cat

 

[IG2007]

Consider a 'stargate' type teleportation device. An atom might just pass through a 'portal' whereas, (according to a fictional suggestion) a human body would somehow retain the connection of all the molecules, and reconstitute, not to mention retain consciousness.

100% agreement with that.

 

[Clovis]

Watch the remake movie of The Fly before you try it lol.

 

[Chris Whitton]

Watch the remake movie of The Fly before you try it lol.

Thought it was a bit extreme..... Anything could have been used as a substitute ie a snake.

 

[Clovis]

A mouse.

 

[Chris Whitton]

Can teleportation change history, I think history is fixed but to change one event the consequences are that everything else is linked to other events, so it will be never ending.

 

[Clovis]

Can teleportation change history, I think history is fixed but to change one event the consequences are that everything else is linked to other events, so it will be never ending.

That's called a parodox.

 

[Clovis]

Teleportation A>C and we have B.
In order for information to be teleported to C first they is a connection between B>C, information is shared between A>B, without A>C sharing any info

Question is the requirement of two of the same person needed to be teleported, so that one is deleted.

Hi Chris, welcome to the site.

 

[Chris Whitton]

Thx.... Finally am here I have many questions on space, speed of light. Dark matter, worm holes, string theory etc...

 

[Catastrophe]

Thx.... Finally am here I have many questions on space, speed of light. Dark matter, worm holes, string theory etc...

Fire away. We can't guarantee any answers, especially any correct answers, but you will probably get plenty of ideas!

Cat

 

[Catastrophe]

Clovis, "That's called a parodox."

As far as I can see, the grandfather paradox is actually going to preclude any change in history or, perhaps, better, "change in the flow of perceived reality".

Cat

P.S. Lots of opportunities for semantic quibbles here

 

[IG2007]

I really like the idea of time travel in Avengers: Endgame, especially how it expresses the idea.

 

[Catastrophe]

I really like the idea of time travel in Avengers: Endgame, especially how it expresses the idea.

I don't remember that one, and I am an Avengers' fan. Memory loss through old age I suppose. Cat

 

[Chris Whitton]

Clovis, "That's called a parodox."

As far as I can see, the grandfather paradox is actually going to preclude any change in history or, perhaps, better, "change in the flow of perceived reality".

Cat

P.S. Lots of opportunities for semantic quibbles here

OK.... Is it theoretical possible to create artificial gravity inside the international space station...... To replicate walking on earth

 

[Catastrophe]

OK.... Is it theoretical possible to create artificial gravity inside the international space station...... To replicate walking on earth

I would guess, possibly by rotation - but this might completely interfere with other designed (intended) functions.

Cat

 

[Chris Whitton]

I would guess, possibly by rotation - but this might completely interfere with other designed (intended) functions.

Cat

OK I am thinking of rotation of the space station inner walls, could the speed of the station be captured and turned in stored energy

 

[Chris Whitton]

I don't remember that one, and I am an Avengers' fan. Memory loss through old age I suppose. Cat

It's been said that 1sec of earth time would equate to 4 years of space travel..... So the idea of travelling beyond Mars appears impossible traveling at the speed of light

 

[Catastrophe]

I can't see how, as there is nothing external to capture any relative rotation?

Cat

 

[Clovis]

" Interstellar "described this, especially in the book. The thing about books, if they become a movie usually a lot has been cut out.

 

[Clovis]

Interstellar confused a lot of people, especially the ending. I understood it , I'm sure many here did also.

 

[Clovis]

Interstellar, a huge earthlike rotating space station in orbit around Saturn. It was very cool. There is one like that in "Enemy Mine" also. And one that circles the Earth in Elysium.

 

[Catastrophe]

Interstellar, a huge earthlike rotating space station in orbit around Saturn. It was very cool. There is one like that in "Enemy Mine" also. And one that circles the Earth in Elysium.

Definitely science FICTION Cat

 

[Kiabla050]

Telepathy exist, and we can teleport thoughts and images on light speed to each other, in a distance of 5kplus minus. Mass, that is a different story. We need a teleportation machine for that, and to crack the (collective consciousness)field for that. Time is for the observer, but how do we still the time and get our hartbeat back if we are on point b?