Beam me up, Scotty?

Anvh
Posted 07/02/2010 - 17:33 Link
Not yet but interstellar communication seems possible. link
Do some of you know some relatives far away, we are all made out of stars after all
Also if this is true we can look back into time in a way or forward depending on your perspective.
Stefan
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JudithAnn
Posted 15/02/2010 - 06:34 Link
Mmmm...that was a heavy duty read. Interesting indeed.

...maybe some day we will even be able to send pictures to the other side of the world...just teasing ya Stefan
alun
Posted 15/02/2010 - 10:45 Link
Is this a variation on 'the many worlds' quantum theory?

If an item can exist in different locations/worlds/universes simultaneously, then an item can appear to move to a different space by being sequentially identified in different locations.

Hmmm... yeah, right etc
Anvh
Posted 15/02/2010 - 18:43 Link
JudithAnn wrote:
...maybe some day we will even be able to send pictures to the other side of the world...just teasing ya Stefan
Well you're right though would could send them directly instead of going around the world first through satellite of cables.
Most interesting of course is space exploration, if you send a message to Mars it take 3.33 minutes just to get there and that's pretty close.

Although the most interesting part is that they can also send energy that way it seems, we could have for example a space ship with the power supply here on Earth and that's of course very interesting since most of the weight of a space craft is fuel.
We just need to develop the ion thruster a bit more and have a good working fusion reactor then planets might be closer to us then we first thought. I'm at least quite sure I would see the Mars landing in my lifetime

alun wrote:
Is this a variation on 'the many worlds' quantum theory?

If an item can exist in different locations/worlds/universes simultaneously, then an item can appear to move to a different space by being sequentially identified in different locations.

Hmmm... yeah, right etc
I've no idea I'm not so in quantum physics
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