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Using Bose-Einstein condendensates and lasers to send cold atoms from one place to another. Read more about this theory at:
http://www.acqao.org/news/readMore_TeleportationofMassiveParticles.html

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  • So, um, they're just about teleporting matter and energy by sending it through a Bose-Einstein condensate? That's rather fuckn awesome.

  • "Taming Gravity" in Popular Mechanics Oct 1999 issue is a good place to start reading up on Dr. Ning Li and her A/C Gravity to see how we're beginning to apply the Bose Einstein Condensate phenomena to technology.

    It's also easy reading for getting a hold of and an understanding of the basic phenomena.

    Doing a search at the Popular Mechanics site for the article "Taming Gravity" should bring it up for you.

    (YouTube unfortunately wont let us post URL links here).

  • "Taming Gravity" in Popular Mechanics Oct 1999 issue is a good place to start reading up on Dr. Ning Li and her A/C Gravity to see how we're beginning to apply the Bose Einstein Condensate phenomena to technology.

    It's also easy reading for getting a hold of and an understanding of the basic phenomena.

    Doing a search at the Popular Mechanics site for the article "Taming Gravity" should bring it up for you.

    (YouTube unfortunately wont let us post URL links here).

  • Cool, literally.. :D

    I read about teleportation involving quantum entanglement a couple of years ago; even though I had no clue about entanglement at the time (and still don't fully understand it), I was familiar with the concept through science-fiction.

    Using Bose-Einstein condensates for this purpose is brilliant and eliminates the need for entanglement which seems to have caused problems in previous experiments.  Kudos to the ACQAO.

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