Which we can do now, albeit in a very small scale

have any links?

100 years ago we had just began to master powered flight give us another 100 years and those vast distances may not be so vast

I wasn't aware we could do it in experiments yet

Not off hand. We've successfully done teleportation.

Yep we have teleported an inanimate object before

Granted, so far only of subatomic patricles. Still

Quantum internet when

I've seen teleportation of electrons or some such subatomic particle, not with an inanimate object like, say, a chair

Need the vacuum of space to limit resistance

We have the ability to bend soace time. Just a matter of perfecting it.

And bending it more. Orders of magnitude more.

isn't it a matter of increasing/decreasing gravitational "fields"?

Why are we talking about teleportation 😂

But isn't that the equivalent of saying, "we have the ability to live forever, we just need to figure out how."? O.o

Through radio waves they figured that time travel is possible just not the way its portrayed by pop culture

I think nuclear matter-antimatter energy would do the trick. But that's a dangerous proposition lol

I'd gladly volunteer to test it.

Sounds like a 1-way trip to death

Holy shit

So hopefully scientists don't destroy the solar system with it lmao

New way to YEET government officials

antimatter can actually be contained reasonably will with VERY strong electromagnetic fields

Teleport them to a random volcano

Just need to figure a way around propelling ourself at high speeds in a vacuum with 0 resistance that doesn't run on modern day fuel

DC can be the first colony on the sun

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Yes but I'm talking combining nuclear matter with nuclear antimatter.

@Zone-Tan and garuntees that your craft will not collide with dust at FTL speeds and disintegrate across several solar systems

Which would require the tech of our possibly next big tech leap

Much more kinetic energy. What we dropped on Hiroshima is a small sparkler in comparison lol

ala star trek warp cores

For an idea imagine if in a controlled environment we could split an atom and at the same time control where the energy output goes

And the next leap in human neurological evolution. Unless we want to all die

Brain Machine Interface

Too prone to failure.

If we could put splitting an atom into an "engine room" that could then exhaust that energy into forward momentum which in a vacuum of space the only thing needed next is BRAKES

Biological engineering

And just like any race car, you always want to ensure your brakes work first

Reverse thrusters

If we live forever then the world would be even more far gone than it already is... As far as space brakes go, literally reverse thrusters. Zero vacuum means you need propulsion in the opposite direction to create the opposite reaction..