Producers of atoms still can't beam the physical objects through space, but they can use bitspeed--digital coordination of all kinds--to bring reaction time down dramatically.

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' and he said 'I imagine myself sitting on a beam of light and travelling through space and I said now what will I see?

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She knocked down several walls to create a 2, 000-square-foot "great room, " turning the kitchen area, living room and dining room into one space, with wood-beam ceilings.

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NASA, America's space agency, has started using them to beam energy to remotely controlled drones.

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But the slow decay in radiation intensity from a tabletop pulsar would make possible extremely long-range transmitters, giving far-off space probes an energy-efficient way to beam information back to earth.

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This exploits one of the predictions of Einstein's general theory of relativity: that the path of a beam of light (which is a straight line in empty space) is bent inwards by the gravity of a massive object.

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During my tour, he also showed how that same wall can be used to beam in 2D or 3D video from the Web, including the International Space Station.

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