Teleportation By 2080, Future Technology

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This blog is factual, not fictional. The whole idea of teleportation is to dematerialize in one place and then reconstitute somewhere else. Well. I have been intrigued by this new future technology because I have a secret ambition of discovering the formula for teleportation and giving it to the world. Ever since I watched Star Trek and learn the famous words ‘Beam me up, Scotty’. According to Dr Mary Jacquiline Romero from the School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Glasgow, Teleportation could become a regular occurrence by 2080. Teleportation or teletransportation is the theoretical transfer of matter or energy from one point to another without traversing the physical space between them. Wikipedia Watch video: mechanical engineer Seth Lloyd explains how and why it works. Recently, Chinese scientists have just shattered a record in teleportation for the farthest quantum teleportation. No, they haven’t beam any one unto a spaceship. They sent a packet of information from Tibet to a satellite in orbit, up to 870 miles (1,400 kilometers) above the Earth's surface. More specifically, the scientists beamed the quantum state of a photon (information about how it is polarized) into orbit. While Science is making progress, a lot of ethical concerns have been raised. Here are some : 1. When you teleport you are dead at one place and a copy is made of you at another place. Although people believed it is you, it is a poser who had replaced you. 2. The new copy has the awareness of the old copy, but the original is dead. It’s scary that in the future thousand will die without no one noticing. 3. How many times can we copy ourselves (transport) before our bodies begin to show the effect? Are we cloning ourselves? What are your thoughts? Adventure or Scary? Do you believe that we will be able to teleport in our lifetime? What would be your reactions? Credited: From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Source: How Stuff Works / Stuff of Genius Picture taken from the internet, public domain. * How to insert a video?