So, you want to travel by Teleportation huh? Well, because of the events that have transpired recently within the past 2 years or so, you just might be in luck. However, this might not be able to be done for around four decades due to the huge amount of complexity needed in the tools and machines. This is an exhaustive and extensive guide on what you would need to teleport, how to do it, and uggh...The prerequisities man, UGGH.
Where should I begin? Well, let's start with what we need as our first prerequisite. Prerequisites by the way, are Prerequisite Variables. These Variables can range from a needed machine or tool to something that we haven't developed yet in our genetics. It depends.
Our first prerequisite is a machine or device capable of cloning a human with uncanny precision, down to the ATOM. Yeah, it has to be that precise. Now, as of February 2014, we have 3-Dimensional Printers, so the idea of a cloning machine would be an in-dev novel concept if it was MUCH more accurate, but as of now, not a chance.
A prerequisite to CLONING a human would be the copier. We need an Atomic Copier and a database that can hold the 10 to the 28 atoms of data with also very uncanny precision. That brings us to one of the most key discoveries that could make quantum teleportation possible: The Quantum Computer.
In the Early 2010's, Three Unbelievable Scientists somehow discovered and made the Quantum Computer a reality -- Charles H. Bennett, Gilles Brassard, and William K. Wootters have been suggested as Nobel Prize Winners for their pioneering of making Quantum Teleportation Possible and inventing a way of creating a Quantum Computer in it's entirety.
But why is a Quantum Computer so different from a regular computer, and why is it so important? The key lies in it's way of data transmission.
In a regular computer data is transferred as bits (which are 2-Dimensional) and stored as Bytes (which are also 2-Dimensional to my knowledge). However, a Quantum Computer is REVOLUTIONARY as it changes the way of doing things, the first time this has happened since computers were invented in the 1940's and 1950's.
In Quantum Computers, the transferred data and memory is not Bits and Bytes, but Qubits and Qubytes. What's the difference? The key of this puzzle lies in WHERE this data can be stored-- Regular Bits and Bytes are 2D and can only be stored on the circuits in the Chips and Boards. BUT...
In Quantum Computers, Qubits and Qubytes are fully 3D AND they're allowed to be anywhere, ANYWHERE in the universe. Imagine kind of a stream of particles and a bunch of floating particles, completely still. Those would kind of be Qubits and Qubytes.
And Ugh...just had the first mind overload of shit to say, isn't that great
So, let's say that we could send these qubits through a VERY powerful laser in the form of electrons, which now that I come to think of it might actually be possible since magnetic fields are charged ions and electrons, but anyway, back to the topic on hand, this laser beam could hit a spot with uncanny accuracy. Like, how about down to the ATOM to fit the mood since it's a recurring thing.
There could be a reciever that takes this data and transforms it into bits which can be registered by computing devices as that person's full data. We just need a really, REALLY big storage device to hold it all precisely, smoothly, and accurately.
And to do that, we need a really, REALLY powerful magnetic field. For that, I look towards the Maglab Research and Technical Center at Talahassee, Florida. They are possibly still the world record holders for the World's Strongest Magnet Ever Built.
It's called the 45 Tesla Hybrid, and quite appropiately if you couldn't tell, it's named after Nikola Tesla-- The Modern Discoverer, Developer, and Producer of Tesla Coils that died in 1943. We also need a huge energy supply to power the insane magnet for eternity. Recently, there's been an answer to this problem that's been developed though.
In the past 25 years or so, development has begun and been worked on on extracting hydrogen from water and creating a near-infinite power source for use. This idea may work, which means we can continue with our journey to be able to teleport.
And, dammit, got another mind overload, nice. xD
So, uh...to start a paragraph that will be merged later on, we also need processors that are TINY as hell, in fact how about atomic. My god, I've used that word so much I feel like I'm going to barf if I say it again.
Ahem, so...If we combine the world's most powerful magnet with these atomic microprocessors *barfs and recovers* which won't be able to be a reality until the 2030's or 2040's by the way, we get a pretty...no, a bloody HUGE Memory Capacity and Processing Speed, which is perfect for our Teleportation Machine and our Memory Database.
So memory's done, processing's done, copying's done, power's done...that leaves the last barrier that may prove almost too much for us to sneak past.
If we want to teleport, we have to simultaneously kill ourself by stepping onto the metal plate on the cloning machine and pressing a button and also copy ourself to the place where we want to teleport to in such a speed that it's ridiculous. I would say...oh how about minimum a Picosecond or in really fast ones a femtosecond or the cleverly named attosecond? The answer to this would probably be the power source I mentioned before, as it could overclock the atomic microprocessors like a son of a bitch to reality and that may be the final key to a full teleport. Pray that you're atoms are realigned right and your thoughts still there due to the extremely short time it took. If they are, then congratulations, dear friend, you have just teleported! :D
(A Good P.S., your memories and current thoughts will be stored in a separate database and will come back to you just like your body will, so don't worry man
all that's needed to store the thoughts and memories is a brain activity copier that will go to this separate database and reassemble your thoughts in the most precise way along with your body :) The location to teleport to would be preset into the cloning machine and would be down to the attometer as well.)If you wanted to teleport by thought, then you would just need a chip in your brain that sends radio wave signals of what your current location is and the location you want to teleport to is. It would take that info along with the word "Teleport Activate" and send it to the quantum computer, which would recognize it and teleport you the same speed as always. You could even customize what message the quantum computer would recognize as the new "Teleport Activate" message by thinking "Change Message to [insert message here]", which the brain chip would also recognize and send. For Example, thinking "Change Message to Beam Me Up Scotty" would change the quantum computer's recognization message to the message you just thought of, in this case the Famous Quote from Star Trek. Then you could use "Beam Me Up Scotty" instead of "Teleport Activate" as your Teleportation Prompt to the Quantum Computer. No Big Deal, Right?
So, WHEW. Holy Shit. This by far the biggest thing I've ever typed and all of the things said are legit, you can even look them up if you want :)
Please, if you want, recommend changes to this, I'll edit it every now and then, so yeah. Also, please, feel free to question what I said, I don't mind :)
Thanks for your Time towards reading This, It took me a few hours to type. Means a lot to me! :)
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