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nadinbrzezinski

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9. Star Trek has been using it since the 1960s

Reply to Zalatix (Reply #1)

Mon Apr 30, 2012, 02:53 AM

Apr 2012

a lot of the science was worked up with NASA at the time. Why WARP is theoretically possible... as soon as El Cubierre solves the little problem with energy...

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Quantum teleportation achieved over ten miles of free space [View all] MindMover Apr 2012 OP

This was talked about in Mass Effect. Zalatix Apr 2012 #1

Is your name Zalatix trademarked ? MindMover Apr 2012 #2

Nah. It's actually an old login password I used to use, hahah. Zalatix Apr 2012 #6

File the paperwork. It's gonna get used for either an expensive medication nilram Apr 2012 #15

Star Trek has been using it since the 1960s nadinbrzezinski Apr 2012 #9

Individual humans cannot teleport. A human and a fly together can. n/t dimbear Apr 2012 #3

That would be a real buzz. ChairmanAgnostic Apr 2012 #16

Does the mean I can sleep later and still get to work on time? jberryhill Apr 2012 #4

Beam me up Scotty.....LOL MindMover Apr 2012 #8

How come the Fly wasn't part giant bacteria and skin mites? saras Apr 2012 #5

So if real, it's faster than light? Electric Monk Apr 2012 #7

Im more excited by Stephen Hawkings 2010 time travel thing brettdale Apr 2012 #10

And on high-speed rail to boot! - n/t coalition_unwilling Apr 2012 #11

We are all going to the future cthulu2016 Apr 2012 #13

Even tea baggers? ChairmanAgnostic Apr 2012 #17

No intelligible *information* can be sent faster than light cthulu2016 Apr 2012 #12

Faster than light? 2on2u Apr 2012 #18

Transwarp beaming is right around the corner! longship Apr 2012 #14