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Scientists just teleported an object into Earth's orbit for the first time (2017)

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Re: Scientists just teleported an object into Earth's orbit for the first time (2017)

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Can someone ELI5 why this doesn't break the "information can't move faster than the speed of light" rule?

Because you can't read the data without a quantum decryption key, which you need to transmit the normal way. This is the same as with tunneling.

Re: Scientists just teleported an object into Earth's orbit for the first time (2017)

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Can someone please explain how is quantum teleportation different than, transmitting information about object and then making another object behave the same way as the first one?

it feels like the core advantage over current information transportation is for inter planetary communication.

Re: Scientists just teleported an object into Earth's orbit for the first time (2017)

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Can someone please explain how is quantum teleportation different than, transmitting information about object and then making another object behave the same way as the first one?

it feels like the core advantage over current information transportation is for inter planetary communication.

I still do not understand, as they do not carry Qubits, but they use laser to transmit information, why not use the laser in the first place to transmit information?
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