Breakthrough brings 'Star Trek' teleport a step closer


	Breakthrough brings 'Star Trek' teleport a step closer

Mohir

6-7-2007 7:43 AM

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physics, teleportation, sci-fi, quantum

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6-7-2007 12:24 PM

sticor

Teleported data over a distance of 89 miles??? Am I missing something, or is that team of physicists missing the www?

6-19-2007 1:32 PM

Qoolie

I was thinking the same thing. Now if they start talking about sending music this way, someone better break the news to them about that thing called radio...

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