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Scientists in Austrailia transported a laser from one end of the room to another... they broke up the signals into millions of bits and then joined it together...
Yes it is the smallest step towards your Star Trek stuff but I thought it was cool.
Scientists in Austrailia transported a laser from one end of the room to another... they broke up the signals into millions of bits and then joined it together...
Yes it is the smallest step towards your Star Trek stuff but I thought it was cool.
The speed of light has also been broken! Send an electron through a copper block, and it'll beat a ray of light. This can be used to transfer information faster than light!
What's going on is anyone's guess... but quantum theory probably holds the answer.
Sonic
What's going on is anyone's guess... but quantum theory probably holds the answer.
Sonic
I've done it with a Lego model before, but do you see me getting famous for it? Hell no.
Some people have all the luck
Some people have all the luck
They said they could probably do it to a human/animal but they would be all messed up and turned into a big pile of goo... Hmmm goo.
Cool cool cool.
Think of the possibilities! You could get a drink from the fridge without evening needing to leave the chair!
We're so lazy. But this is cool.
Think of the possibilities! You could get a drink from the fridge without evening needing to leave the chair!
We're so lazy. But this is cool.
Wow! Never thought I'd hear of this happening within my lifetime. Though I doubt human's will be de and remoleculorising to different places (and surviving) anytime soon...
Hmmm...It a long way off from the transporter array, but its cool all the same.
Cool
Scientists in Austrailia transported a laser from one end of the room to another... they broke up the signals into millions of bits and then joined it together...
Yes it is the smallest step towards your Star Trek stuff but I thought it was cool.
Scientists in Austrailia transported a laser from one end of the room to another... they broke up the signals into millions of bits and then joined it together...
Yes it is the smallest step towards your Star Trek stuff but I thought it was cool.