Theory:Teleportation - Revision history

imported>PJDEP at 06:40, 1 January 2010

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imported>PJDEP at 06:40, 1 January 2010

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	\| Teleportation does not bend space like [[space-time manipulation]] but moves the user so quickly through space that they appear to move instantaneously. \|\| It has been stated that Manuel Garcia's ability did not work the same as [[Hiro]]'s. \|\| {{plus}} Teleporting is defined as simply "moving through space and distance instantly".<br />		\| Teleportation does not bend space like [[space-time manipulation]] but moves the user so quickly through space that they appear to move instantaneously. \|\| It has been stated that Manuel Garcia's ability did not work the same as [[Hiro]]'s. \|\| {{plus}} Teleporting is defined as simply "moving through space and distance instantly".<br />
	{{minus}} That sounds more like a description of [[accelerated probability]].<br />		{{minus}} That sounds more like a description of [[accelerated probability]].<br />
			:{{note}} That doesn't negate the theory, many powers operate similarly.<br />
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	\| Teleportation functions by converting the user into photons, which then travel to the desired location and are converted back into their original form. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Light travels at incredible speeds; it would definitely allow near-instantaneous movement.<br />		\| Teleportation functions by converting the user into photons, which then travel to the desired location and are converted back into their original form. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Light travels at incredible speeds; it would definitely allow near-instantaneous movement.<br />

imported>D and d 123 at 16:37, 30 December 2009

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	\| Teleportation does not bend space like [[space-time manipulation]] but moves the user so quickly through space that they appear to move instantaneously. \|\| It has been stated that Manuel Garcia's ability did not work the same as [[Hiro]]'s. \|\| {{plus}} Teleporting is defined as simply "moving through space and distance instantly".<br />		\| Teleportation does not bend space like [[space-time manipulation]] but moves the user so quickly through space that they appear to move instantaneously. \|\| It has been stated that Manuel Garcia's ability did not work the same as [[Hiro]]'s. \|\| {{plus}} Teleporting is defined as simply "moving through space and distance instantly".<br />
			{{minus}} That sounds more like a description of [[accelerated probability]].<br />
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	\| Teleportation functions by converting the user into photons, which then travel to the desired location and are converted back into their original form. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Light travels at incredible speeds; it would definitely allow near-instantaneous movement.<br />		\| Teleportation functions by converting the user into photons, which then travel to the desired location and are converted back into their original form. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Light travels at incredible speeds; it would definitely allow near-instantaneous movement.<br />

imported>D and d 123: Teleportation works by turning the user into photons

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Teleportation works by turning the user into photons

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	\| Teleportation does not bend space like [[space-time manipulation]] but moves the user so quickly through space that they appear to move instantaneously. \|\| It has been stated that Manuel Garcia's ability did not work the same as [[Hiro]]'s. \|\| {{plus}} Teleporting is defined as simply "moving through space and distance instantly".<br />		\| Teleportation does not bend space like [[space-time manipulation]] but moves the user so quickly through space that they appear to move instantaneously. \|\| It has been stated that Manuel Garcia's ability did not work the same as [[Hiro]]'s. \|\| {{plus}} Teleporting is defined as simply "moving through space and distance instantly".<br />
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			\| Teleportation functions by converting the user into photons, which then travel to the desired location and are converted back into their original form. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Light travels at incredible speeds; it would definitely allow near-instantaneous movement.<br />
			{{plus}} This would explain the flash of light which [[Rachel Mills]] produces whenever she teleports.<br />
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imported>Intuitive Empath at 22:45, 21 November 2009

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	{{plus}} This may also explain the ability's limited range.<br />		{{plus}} This may also explain the ability's limited range.<br />
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	\| Teleportation does not bend space like [[space-time manipulation]] but moves the user so quickly through space that they appear to move instantaneously. \|\| It has been stated that Manuel Garcia's ability did not work the same as [[Hiro ~~Nakamura\|Hiro~~'s]]. \|\| {{plus}} Teleporting is defined as simply "moving through space and distance instantly".<br/>		\| Teleportation does not bend space like [[space-time manipulation]] but moves the user so quickly through space that they appear to move instantaneously. \|\| It has been stated that Manuel Garcia's ability did not work the same as [[Hiro]]'s. \|\| {{plus}} Teleporting is defined as simply "moving through space and distance instantly".<br />
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imported>PJDEP at 22:30, 21 November 2009

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	\| [[Teleportation]] works by breaking down the user's molecular structure, moving it to the desired location, and then re-assembling it. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} [[Manuel Garcia]] simply faded away and reappeared elsewhere when he used his ability. This suggests that he was being 'broken down' and reassembled elsewhere.<br />		\| [[Teleportation]] works by breaking down the user's molecular structure, moving it to the desired location, and then re-assembling it. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} [[Manuel Garcia]] simply faded away and reappeared elsewhere when he used his ability. This suggests that he was being 'broken down' and reassembled elsewhere.<br />
	{{plus}} This may also explain the ability's limited range.<br />		{{plus}} This may also explain the ability's limited range.<br />
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			\| Teleportation does not bend space like [[space-time manipulation]] but moves the user so quickly through space that they appear to move instantaneously. \|\| It has been stated that Manuel Garcia's ability did not work the same as [[Hiro Nakamura\|Hiro's]]. \|\| {{plus}} Teleporting is defined as simply "moving through space and distance instantly".<br/>
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imported>Intuitive Empath at 22:48, 14 November 2009

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	\| [[Teleportation]] works by breaking down the user's molecular structure, moving it to the desired location, and then re-assembling it. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} [[Manuel Garcia]] simply faded away and reappeared elsewhere when he used his ability. This suggests that he was being 'broken down' and reassembled elsewhere.<br />		\| [[Teleportation]] works by breaking down the user's molecular structure, moving it to the desired location, and then re-assembling it. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} [[Manuel Garcia]] simply faded away and reappeared elsewhere when he used his ability. This suggests that he was being 'broken down' and reassembled elsewhere.<br />
	{{plus}} This may also explain the ability's limited range.<br />		{{plus}} This may also explain the ability's limited range.<br />
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imported>D and d 123: Teleportation works by breaking down, reassembling

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Teleportation works by breaking down, reassembling

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