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Originally posted by Doc Velocity
Originally posted by NWtoHide
Of course if and when they figure out how to transport matter with this process it will really change things.
Well, our present technology is only tickling entangled subatomic particles over near-earth distances.
As the theory goes, you should be able to tickle a particle here on Earth and another particle in Proxima Centauri will giggle.
The implications are mind-boggling. Since we're messing with subatomic particles — of which everything is composed — then there should be nothing to stop us from tickling whole volumes of matter and energy, and having, say, a complete self-sustaining colony of humans just materialize instantly at Proxima Centauri.
Or anywhere in the Universe.
— Doc Velocity
Originally posted by rickyrrr
reply to post by SeeingBlue
It does not imply FTL communication. Nothing to my knowledge promises FTL.
If you want to learn more, here is some more information.
curious.astro.cornell.edu...
-rrr
Originally posted by KnowsNothing
Reply to post by jonnyc55
If we can send instantaneous signals then I may really get to see my dinosaurs I want to see soon! If we put a telescope out far enough at the proper calculated distance, and have it pointed at earth. Then couldn't we have the telescope send us images of earth's past? JURRASIC GOOGLE EARTH! Lol. I have thought about that for a while but now realizing it may b possible to send signals instantaneously. This idea seems more possible now. I really hope I can one day view dinosaurs and see what they really look like.
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Originally posted by psychederic
@Harte :
The intricated particule are intricated
iopscience.iop.org...
They achieve 83% of fidelity. ANd a good transfer protocol ( or checksum algorithm ) could just adjust this rate to 100%
Originally posted by Doc Velocity
Reminds me of a sci-fi novel from many years ago in which the primary means of "space travel" wasn't spaceships at all, but a teleportation device... Only thing was, the device could only transport matter a fixed distance, which was something like 10 light years. So, in order to travel shorter distances, they had to build a new transporter device at every destination, change directions repeatedly, build more transporters, and eventually loop back toward their original starting point — a round about means of travel, to be sure, but the travel itself was instantaneous.
If anyone remembers the title of that story, let me know.
— Doc Velocity
Originally posted by xxcalbier
o brother its not impossible to send informating this way its only a matter of using a meathed to do it binary is nothing but 1 and 0 or 1 and empty space.
so you send 1 then empty spaced its state matters not only that you revived it.