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starnova
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PostThu Aug 26, 2004 10:10 pm    

voy416 wrote:
I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE A HOLODECK THAT BE SO COOL


i would to but if they did make one it would be $$$$$$$


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PostTue Sep 21, 2004 8:55 am    

I don't think everything. Some tings, like those 'computers', for instance on the desk of the captain, come on! even laptops are smaller these days. So that won't. But other things, like time travel, replicators, matter-antimatter propulsion, torpedoes, fasers... I hope so

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PostMon Nov 01, 2004 10:37 pm    

Just about anything is possible given enough time. If you think of what the world was like 400 years ago compared to what the world is like now, it's not very far-fetched to imagine a Trek-like world 400 years in the future.

However, they say that the Transporters will never be possible, at least in the manner they are in Star Trek, but you never know.


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PostMon Nov 01, 2004 10:49 pm    

Siege wrote:
However, they say that the Transporters will never be possible, at least in the manner they are in Star Trek, but you never know.

There's three camps on that. Some scientists say that it is very possible, and it is true that scientists have already managed to 'teleport' a photon, although this was not true teleportation--what they actually did was take the information of one photon and place it on another.

Others maintain that transportation, as seen in Trek, is impossible due to many things such as the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, the law of conservation of energy, and the shear amount of energy needed to take something apart at the quantum level and then reassemble it.

The third group are ambivalent, make no promises, and collect huge sums of money from betting on the other two groups.


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starnova
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PostSun Nov 07, 2004 4:04 am    

i would likr to keep an open mind though just to be safe

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raziel
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PostTue Dec 12, 2006 12:44 pm    Transporters are possible, but....

Well they are possible though not in near future!
There are four problems concerning transporters:
1)Disintegration of a human body (or anything else) into molecules
2)Storring data about their original placement in the body
3)tranfering those molecules to the transportation point
4)Assembling human body using those molecules and position data of each of them

Do we have anything of this?
1)Disintegration, don't think so but it's possible (cant see a reasson why wouldnt be)
2)A lot of space (memory,HDD Storage) is required (chain made of HDDs from here to the moon and each of them has a capacity of 120GB would be sufficient to store that ammount of data)
so this is highly possible cause today we already have 1TB HDDs
3)This is the easiest part, transffering molecules from place to another is possible today
4)And finnaly assembling the body, this is offcourse not possible in these days (one molecule in wrong place and you dont exist anymore )

This was all taken from some TV show i've watched!

But remember this:
There are far more advanced tehnologies in the world that we are not familiar with just because some scientists keep them as a secret!
So I believe that there are some ST tehnologies available today!

Hope this was understandable enough:D


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PostTue Dec 12, 2006 7:29 pm    

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