On 10/19/2011 11:17 PM, Saul Luizaga wrote:
> Yes I know is only magnetic force passing through a superconductor and
> getting stuck on its way through but since I don't know much about
> Quantum Physics I thought some how the 2 forces could somehow me mixed
> or interact, to achieve lift at quantum level or something like that. I
> wonder why I don't read scientists trying to make practical use of
> anti-gravity.

Because, anti-gravity isn't possible until you understand "gravity". The 
magnetic stuff isn't anti-gravity, and it requires superconductors, 
which do not work at sane temperatures (as in any range of such that are 
practical, at all, or would provide enough lifting for more than a small 
disc, over a magnet).

> I was told that they have found a way to tele+transport a
> monochrome laser light 1 meter using Quantum Physics, where are those
> experiments, we could use that.

For what? Just because you can monkey with like 1:10,000 photons 
produced by such a laser, in a way that results in that one photon being 
"teleported" a meter or so, doesn't mean that you can do shit all useful 
with it. Seriously, if it was that easy to produce quantum effects, or 
entangled pairs, we would already have light sabers (basically, you 
split the pair, send on out the business end, and send the other down 
the tube, to be "bounced" back, or absorbed, so that the other half of 
the pair "stops" at the length you want. Problem is, the blade could be 
only as long as the "hilt", or more precisely the absorption/reflection 
chamber. Second problem - even if you had part of each pair bouncing 
around inside a reflection chamber, it would take you a week to form a 
blade, and it would dissipate in seconds, the moment it hit something, 
since you can't "consistently" produce entangled pairs at anything near 
the scale, and rate, needed to do it.

Same problem with trying to "teleport" lasers. It only works, 
consistently, with single photons, and then only with some X number, out 
of Y produced. What do you want next, make them bend around corners, or 
produce Star Trek holodecks?

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