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Assuming you have enough power or energy, how could you teleport?

Is there any possible way for teleporting to actually work?

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No, you need to decompose an object and recreate it elsewhere. But, unless you object is a very simple one, you need also an enormous amount of information.

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posted by Diddum (325)
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Yes, there is a possible way for teleporting to actually work. If you could ride on a particle of light, you could probably travel so fast it is like your teleporting.

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posted by Chris46 (16)
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According to Harry Potter, in order to teleport or "apparate" you just have to think of the place you want to be!

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In the drama "Fringe", terrorists managed to teleport their leader out of prison by ways of hooking up an ultra capacitor to a demolecularising device, which disassembled the person's atoms and had them travel at high speeds to another place where the atoms then were reconstructed. This was the show's depiction of how teleportation could take place.

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posted by DylanF (41)
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Teleporting a human would create a clone. The closest you could get to teleporting and surviving is just moving really fast. In my opinion anyway.

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posted by Anonymous  
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