Hi Rob,

Teleportation, traveling around the universe - is all possible if one uses such a method of transportation.

Imagine a world in another galaxy which has a constantly updating specific frequency map of a specific room.

In our world we have a similar room.

A device which monitors all things that come into the room and their energy wave form frequencies is developed.

All these things and their atoms are now raised into a highly advanced isotopic structure (seemingly disintegrated by a special beam of energy) at the same time a signal is now imposed upon these loose atoms which corresponds to the frequencies from this other world.

Theoretically at a certain isotopic level - their existence in time-space becomes sort of flexible - in some ways they partially achieve Einstein's "infinite mass" at light speed theory - except they do not really physically occupy time-space.
They will likely become a component of it - much like our fundamental signal background noise of hydrogen which we hear throughout the universe. In other words upon disintegration these atoms are loosened up to an almost infinite mass.

Then they are reassembled - lowered in frequency in this other location with these other frequencies. Much like sending an e-mail to a specific address, matter can be sent to specific frequency maps.

However, the isotopic atom beam and the frequency mapping technology are probably the equivalent of earth's 33rd century technology - if technological progress keeps going up and no nuclear wars or plagues wipe out large segments of humanity.

So it's not coming about real soon. ;-)

In fact, most scientists of today would likely shrug their shoulders at this post and say, "gobbledy-gook" - since science has yet to truly take to heart Einstein's "everything is energy" discovery.

What is energy? Well that can be debated - but we know it travels in wave forms which have specific frequencies and shapes. That knowledge alone is enough to get much farther than particle physics will take one.

String theory and quantum physics are just starting points for this new dimension to science. Nanotechnology will hopefully be the carrot-on-the-stick which lures more scientists into quantum physics and these fundamental frequency discoveries may come about fast and furious in a few decades or perhaps a century or so.

When this type of technology is developed it will have inherent dangers - but what technology doesn't? However it will make interstellar and intergalactic space travel feasible.

In the meantime it makes nice meat for science fiction novels and shows!

Best wishes,

SDAI-Tech1