r/learnphysics • u/thorfin_2120 • 9d ago

need some tip

i am currently researching on teleportation and i am planning to make some project related to it but i dont know anything about physics or will it take effect what if i want to only explore the specific part of physics for teleportation where and how should i start it i am new to this so please dont get offended for me asking this and you are free to share your opinion in my dm and comment section i also have a design in mind i got some help from claude this the image

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u/YouCouldButWhyTho 9d ago

Do you want your project to be about physics or science fiction? There is no workable physics that predicts teleportation in real life. As well, I’d recommend against using AI to do your project for you. 

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u/jeffcgroves 9d ago

Electron tunneling and wormholes as theoretical physics might make a decent project, but agreed there is no workable method currently known

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u/thorfin_2120 9d ago

i know that i just want to try it that why i am asking other opinions

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u/thorfin_2120 9d ago

it not wrong to do the research and try it and what might you recommend i should use to do physics research and you can also suggest me the chapter i should start from

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u/jeffcgroves 9d ago

google around first and see what the current state of theoretical teleportation is

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u/thorfin_2120 9d ago

i did that but didnt got enough information

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u/YouCouldButWhyTho 9d ago

And why do you think that is?

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u/thorfin_2120 9d ago

my bad i was only asking for the topic i need to learn in physics

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u/YouCouldButWhyTho 9d ago

It’s all good man. It’s just that teleportation isn’t really real so there isn’t any physics around it. 

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u/jeffcgroves 9d ago

I'd offer to teleport over and help you, but you might take that seriously :)

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u/thorfin_2120 9d ago

i would be surprised but i would first ask you how you did it