Walking through walls?

Do the scientists/physicists of the world know everything? Im guessing no.. Not even close. So, what happens when something new is discovered, and one of those infalable laws of yours is proven wrong? For the longest time, people thought that the world was flat, and it was KNOWN to be true. People thought that the sun revolved around the earth, and it was KNOWN to be true. All Im saying is that we dont yet know as much about physics and the universe in general to say that it is impossible.

Okay here is the deal, a human can NOT walk through a wall and survive in a "living" state.

IT IS POSSIBLE, but here is the problem

IT IS POSSIBLE to disrupt the physical density of an object ie the wall, BUT the problem is that anything that comes into contact with the disrupted field then bonds with the disrupted atoms. Plus it requires a constant stream of energy focused at that point on the "wall" so anything approaching that point on the "wall" would also be disrupted.

What happens to "living" cells when they are disrupted. Well the basic bond between the cells gets destroyed, period. There is no rebuilding. So it turns "living" things into mush as soon as they enter the "field". Inanimate structures like stone when they are in a disrupted state, coelece (spelling?) with any object that enters into the field before that object as well is disrupted.

So if for example on one side of the wall you have a device that is "disrupting" the surface of the wall just enough to penetrate to the other side of the wall to the surface. On the opposite side of the wall you fire a bullet into the "disrupted" area. The bullet reaches the surface begins to penetrate the field area and as itself begins to be disrupted the atoms of the wall material and the atoms of bullet material begin to bond, while maintaining some forward velocity, as the bullet moves through the field it picks up mass and begins to "clump up" if the bullet is fired dead on into the path of the "disrupter" device then as it approaches the exit surface and into the "beam" it will basically vaporize into the air surrounding the beam in a multitude of vectors dependant on the air and particle density of the enviroment.

So a human walking into the same experiment would turn to mush before it could penetrate through the wall. Then becoming a biological/material pile of mush.

So while theoretically possible, no living being would be able to pass through such a field disruption.

And like another poster said, the physical world, is the physical world. And once you break the bonds between the atomic structures in living cells, it is impossible to "reprogram" them to return to their original state. Its like taking a piece of noodle and putting it in your food processor. Once its chopped up its still a noodle but you while never be able to return it to its former shape. Even if you took it and remashed it together and then put it in a mold to "look" like the former straight noodle it will not be the "same" noodle. Because each segment would have to be put back in the EXACT order to the next segment. Which would mean that you would to track each ATOM and place each ATOM exactly in the same spot as it was before. Since there is no RFID small enough to exist on EACH ATOM. It would therefore be impossible to "reconstruct" someone once they went through a disrupted field.

This only applys to "living" physical beings.

I do believe it is possible to send "material" through a disrupted field, but unlikey to be able to reconfigure it in the same shape once it has passed through.

Might make a great weapon in the future though, aside from simply disrupting something to death, you could have a fire agent that could penetrate through solid walls only to exit the other side and combust with the air on the other side of the wall. Like some sort of Phosperhous solid cannon ball shot at a different angle then the "painting" disruptor beam. The disruptor field could alter the outer shell of the PH cannon ball thereby exposing the hard PH to air as the cannon ball breached the other side of the field. AND BOOM big firey inferno.

Originally posted by EliteXizer
It's not possible.

It defies the laws of physics.

Actually it doesn't. All matter/things are a form of energy. Ever see light go through glass? As far as solid matter is concerned I would imagine that it would be more like water through a strainer. One would just have to figure out how to get matter to a simpler form and then reestablish it on the other side of the wall.

It is not probable, but it is possible.

It's called an Oscillation Overthruster, allows matter to go through walls, and across the 8th Dimension.... Look into renting it.

I have Heard of it

But its a classified Tech

Also it is not wise saying it as the guy your aunt would of met has probly (Will) of signed the secrets act


[Edited on 4-3-2004 by Crash]

It's my understanding that the laws of Physics are being broken almost everyday.

And yes it is possible for a man to walk through a wall.

It's all mental, not physical.

If a man taps into his brain power, all of it, he can do anything.

Originally posted by eireshrike
It's called an Oscillation Overthruster, allows matter to go through walls, and across the 8th Dimension.... Look into renting it.

That's a great movie, monkey boy!

Originally posted by Illmatic67
It's my understanding that the laws of Physics are being broken almost everyday.

And yes it is possible for a man to walk through a wall.

It's all mental, not physical.

If a man taps into his brain power, all of it, he can do anything.

THANK YOU! so so much


I thought I was the only one to feel this way.

[Edited on 4-3-2004 by SpittinCobra]

Well true it is probably impossible to defy the law of physics. But keep in mind that like goverment laws there may be loopholes or ways around them.