"Quantum Teleportation" by Phil Magnini

This is a short animation that attempts to make sense of quantum mechanics and the method of quantum teleportation

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Teleportation
• science
• atoms
• space
• fiction
• star
• trek
• quantum
• mechanics

[interted]

@Thaant111 yes you are. consider the fact that during your life all of your cells die and regenerate at some time, although not all at once. It's like trying to replace a ship by replacing a plank after the other. will it be the same ship?

[Blackh4wkdown]

Ty so much helped me alot <3

[vradcke]

yes it is possible and has been established, where our government has telaportation devices called jump rooms, we have one on mars. if this interest you research "jump room" you can even find it on YouTube. David wilcock talk about this..

[Vernedi]

Question: what happens if the quantum state of the photon is disrupted? Does the teleportation get cancelled or is the information sent to point C incomplete?

[Thaant111]

Wait.. you die.. and.. being rebuild.. but is that you or a new person?!

[DarkHiei55]

teleportation must hurt

[MinotawrTV]

This isn't useful teleportation, it's just a necessary feature of quantum computation. Teleporting objects without the loss of 'essence' is only possible through the use of a 'beaming' method, as opposed to entanglement of particles. One proposal is to freeze objects down to the Bose-Einstein Condensate state (at which anything, no matter how large or complex, will behave as a single quantum entity), next, the object is 'beamed' to another location with an atomic laser, then 'thawed' on arrival.

[UniverseIsAwesome]

Do you think we should find a new method to transfer matter from one place to another without de-materialising the object made by the matter?

[DianaSolis3]

Wait! How does taking the measurement of a photon change its quantum state? I don't get how simply observing something can physically change it.