Physics education research, electronic materials, and the musings of Christopher Moore, Ph.D.

One of the possible methods of teleportation that i personaly like the most is quantum entaglement but the only problem i have is that you origanal object will be destroyed and kinda bothers me because it is almost like you are cloning object A copying it into object C throw B and then your original object is destroyed witch leaves one question in my head and that question is if you telaport a human everything about you will be copyed but will your contiosness be copyied as well.See because Only person A will know that there contiosness would have ended but Person C would almost continue as if nothing had happened but in reality the person he had been copied from and thinks he is would be destroyed what do you think?

I think its improbable.

To make sure particles are transported sucessfully over vast distances, the reassembling of atoms (including the elaiectrons inhabiting them) back to their original orientations requires that we know the absolute states of these particles, because how do you mix up a system of particle averages to then reassemble them?

You'd need to ultimately defy the Uncertainty Principle, which is forbidden.

As for tunneling, this is a quantum phenomena, and entire macroscopic objects do not act like this, and cannot act like this as it is a fundamental property.

The real issue regarding teleportation of the object is to have the same set and parameters in entrance and in exit. Because of there are maybe not direct movement of the material but only information.