Teleportation or so-called cases zero transportation in a space-time continuum are described generally in fantastic literature. There is certain interest in this subject and in the scientific environment, and at researchers of the paranormal phenomena.
In fact, teleportation, speaking a clear simple language, there is an instant movement of a certain material object in space on rather long distance and/or even in other, far remote timepoint.
The set of the theories of teleportation explaining one way or another the phenomena of such movements is known. Until now the scientific community has no sufficient information for confirmation any of these theories. At the same time it is impossible to tell that they are not scientific.
Whether there is a teleportation?
It is necessary to notice that cases of instant movement of objects and even live objects in a space-time continuum are registered and occur to which phenomena sometimes there are witnesses and even explanations. For this reason interest in a subject does not cease. Whether it is possible to consider such cases teleportation or any other phenomenon? Now a consensus among representatives of scientific community does not exist.
The group of the Japanese scientists claims that teleportation is real and possible and that they managed to make transportation of a bunch of photons. It is difficult to understand it, without having vocational education. Perhaps, as so.
And whether teleportation of the person here is possible?
It is supposed that at such zero transportation an object kind of understands on the smallest particles, and then gathers in other point of space time. At the same time a live object should not die (or has to?) Remember the movie Fly and its remakes and also episodes with teleportation in fantastic movies. Horribly in places, isn't that so?
It is unambiguously possible to approve the following:
- Teleportation – a subject live.
- Still the set of the interesting phenomena which are not studied exist (and it is possible and are not learned, in principle).