Fox: Scientists Teleport Matter More Than Three Feet

reply to post by MoonMine


yes.. but it would be only possible to send a copy of the orignal "transmitting matter" you will end up with 2 copies... to top it off you will need to have base matter on the other end... almost like a "mold" it could be usefull but in order to do this we would need computers orders more powerfull then the ones being used... And would you really want another copy of you running around? lol

Imagine the WMD deployment implications in this discovery.

Scientists Teleport Matter More Than Three Feet

When I read the article there is no word about teleporting matter but about state of matterwhat is information.

They are teleporting information and not matter.
That's a big big difference. The title of the article is completly wrong.

p.s. I only read half of the article so correct me if they indeed teleported matter and wrote it in the last half of the article only.

Originally posted by thefreepatriot
yes.. but it would be only possible to send a copy of the orignal "transmitting matter" you will end up with 2 copies...

What a great built-in safety device!

"am I there yet?"
-"yes. bye..."
(hits disintegration switch)

Hey, you can show to work and stay at home at the same time!!!

"hmmmm. now what did I get up to today in the office"...

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Originally posted by g210b
When I read the article there is no word about teleporting matter but about state of matterwhat is information.

They stake their claim as such:

Teleportation vs. other communications

What distinguishes this outcome as teleportation, rather than any other form of communication, is that no information pertaining to the original memory actually passes between ion A and ion B.

Instead, the information disappears when ion A is measured and reappears when the microwave pulse is applied to ion B.

So, the original info "disappears" when measured and reappears "on the other end".

Confused? I am.

[edit on 28-1-2009 by MoonMine]

They were also looking at porn too, if you haven't noticed, or was that the National Science thing, well either way they've been mighty busy.

reply to post by detachedindividual


I completely agree as this is potentially a major leap toward quantum computing and further tech that could possibly free the caged minds left in the crowd. I also personally think that our government has had this kind of tech probably for a while now. It is hard to say but if we had all the tech they know about it would enlighten us and give them less control over us. I think the tech we have been allowed to use is something they decided to let us use.

I have read a lot about scalar electromagnetics and things such as megs and other free energy sources. Sadly the people that develop these technologies disappear or are publicly humiliated. Think our government wants us to live completely off grid and independent of them? What control would they have if we did that.....

ANYWAY!... good read. Definitely interesting. S&F! and I hope to hear further with these types of developments.

For all the fans



They don't make 'em anymore like that...

*sigh*

I tend to believe that, when new breakthroughs are introduced, it's done as a way of letting us get used to technology that has advanced way past what they're showing us now. Slow and steady..meanwhile, they've taken it much, much further in a govt. lab somewhere. Can't wait to see what happens next.

Sounds really Nice maybe one day we will have teleportation stations instead of airports! How cool is that

Slowly but surely, they are making the *Impossible*, *Possible* =D

Originally posted by detachedindividual

Something that confuses me though; someone once told me that everything we do in 'public' science has already been done by the US government through military research long before, otherwise we'd never hear about it at all. If it hadn't been done by the US Government, this would be locked up and become a black project before info was leaked.
I'm not saying I accept this idea, but it does make sense doesn't it?

No. US Government is not some magical entity that is way ahead in basic physics research. You must understand we live in a global world, and fundamental scientific research is open. Scientists from all over the world work together, evaluating their ideas.

Brightest students and professors in the world have not disappeared to some US Army team to do their magic. You suggest rest of the worlds science is at stone age and US Military knows everything. Bit cocky.

Take atomic bomb for example. Basic research proved it can be done, not military! Nazis knew the basic theory, USA knew it, everybody knew it. USA just had the resources/expertice to make the first bomb.

It was not at Los Alamos where they invented the theory a-bomb, but how you make one. I think it is just like that now. When something interesting happens in theoretical physics, military puts the resources to develop it.

Originally posted by detachedindividual
Another thing that annoys me; we can now teleport matter over three feet, but we still can't produce free energy on a workable scale. And this despite the vast discrepancy between the numbers of people working on each...

We have not produced free energy at any scale.. And I'd be sceptical at this "teleport matter three feet" news. Have to confirm this from scientific journals before commenting.

hmmm.. this has been done before but better, apparently the record is about 100 miles which was a while back, why are they telling us now when better things have been achieved years ago? This reminds me of a few months ago when it was on the news that scientists were able to make an object completely invisible by bending light around it, yet this too was done years ago. Whats with the huge delay?

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This is only what you we know publicy... don't forget the military advances many years compared to 1 civilian year... If you think you know everything the goverment has then you are a very gullable person... beleive me we are not that special...I suggest you look up bob lazar............

Now the JQI team, along with colleagues at the University of Michigan, has succeeded in teleporting a quantum state directly from one atom to another over a meter.

They transported the "STATE" that is not transporting matter.


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This technology - if put in the right hands - could help create a truly "freenet" - a decentralized internet that cannot be easily interfered with by any government on the planet(s).

Imho it is likely the US is already using a quantum computer to analyze patterns (and creat predictive patterns) in the massive amounts of telecommunication data they are vacuuming up 24/7.

Still - free Humanity MUST secure this technology (to use with Quantum computing and Quantum communication) as soon as we can.

Combine this with advanced lie-detector technology and we might - just might - have a chance of rolling back the secret security state.

Short of another paradigm changing tech falling into our eager hands.

I teleport matter every day!!! What's taking these scientists so long?

I teleport electrons all over my house through electrical wire! Yes an electron is matter, and humans are made of it.

www.lawofmagnetism.com...

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reply to post by thefreepatriot

Hell i need at least 2 more of me; one to go to my work, one to be with my wife, leaving the original me to do what i like.
Seriously, i agree with other ATS'ers that this is the tip of the iceberg, and that 'black' projects are WAY ahead of this 'cutting edge' science.
Quantum computers: Great, as long as they don't have Windoze!
PS free energy IS possible, my research proves it.

Another reason why SETI is stabbing in the dark. Any intelligent race capable of developing to our level of technology would spend a relatively short time in the era of communicating via radio waves.
To paraphrase Terrence Mckenna. Searching the universe for intelligent sources of radio waves is like searching the universe for a good Italian restaurant.