Teleportation Physics Study - An Analysis of its Exopolitical Implications

Teleportation Physics Study - An Analysis of its Exopolitical Implications 
Exopolitical Comment # 27 , Dr. Michael E. Salla February 11, 2005
http://www.stealthskater.com/Documents/Salla_02.pdf
Description
A special study commissioned by the U.S. Air force on the viability of teleportation was recently
released for public dissemination. The "Teleportation Physics Study" was the result of a subcontracted study performed by Nevada-based company Warp Drive Metrics for the United States Air Force Research Laboratory based at Edward Air Force Base. The Study focused on different modes of teleportation and analyzed their viability for widespread military and civilian applications in communications and transportation. The Study distinguished between different forms of teleportation. These modes included the classic Star Trek version called scifi teleportation ('sf-Teleportation' ); teleportation of an objects 'quantum state' or 'unique identity', called 'quantum -' or 'q-Teleportation'; and a psychic form of teleportation called 'p-Teleportation'. While the Study mentions the classic sci-fi teleportation, this is done for illustrative purposes only and is not in itself examined in any detail. The Study begin by focusing on quantum teleportation which it deemed to be successful in relocating the 'quantum state' of relatively small objects across spatial distances but did not succeed in replicating the original object which was destroyed in the process. In particular the Study states: "In q-Teleportation, it is the quantum states of the objects that are destroyed and recreated and not the objects themselves. Therefore, q-Teleportation cannot teleport animate or inanimate matter (or energy) in its physical entirety. However, some experts argue that because an object's quantum state is its defining characteristic, teleporting its quantum state is completely equivalent to teleporting the object even though the original object's quantum state (and defining characteristic) was completely destroyed in the process" ( p. 46). What this suggests is that the 'quantum state' of an object at the place of origin can be relocated to another place and draw upon constituent physical matter to create a new physical object containing the relocated 'quantum state' while the old object is destroyed in the process. Basically, the new object at the destination has the 'quantum state' or essence of the 'original object' but is reconstituted with a new set of atoms, molecules, etc. Q-Teleportation has been successful on smaller objects according to the
Study