Our bodies can handle any speed as long as we aren't accelerating too quickly, think of it as space moving by you as you are a stationary observer.

So if you have constant increase in speed that is reasonable you should eventually reach higher speeds easier?

Sorry. But even if teleportation is ever possible, the thought of moving across area as tiny little baby bits doesn't make me very warm and fuzzy inside

Kirito, think of it this way


We're currently attached to a rock that's hurtling through the universe at a very high speed, but the speed is somewhat constant so we're fine.

Fall out a building? Not the falling that kills you it's the sudden stop.

This is because of the 4 fundamental forces, Gravitation, Strong Nuclear, Weak Nuclear and Electromagnetic.

So if you're falling it's gravitation that's effecting you, and for the most part your fine. Hit the ground? That's Strong and Weak nuclear force acting which are the strongest of the forces, gravity being the weakest.

With enough energy, you can move at 0.99999999999999999999999999999999999999x the speed of light. In CERN they do this with very small particles. (I visited cern in February)
I study physics, by the way.

Centrifugal force is keeping us safe btw :v

Moving to Off-Topic.

Well, not really.

Gravity is keeping us on earth, anything with mass attracts other things with mass, earth is really big and we're really small so we're pretty stuck here. Unless we have enough velocity to escape.

Centrifugal force would do the opposite if gravity wasn't taken into account, and also centrifugal force is a non term now the term centripetal is used.

But this doesn't really relate to the question at hand, I guess.

The only form of teleportation we're considering here is physically breaking down something and rebuilding it at another location, but we don't have to be quite so literal.

A pair of machines which open and maintain a wormhole through which objects can pass can also count as teleportation, although i'm not quite sure what would happen to time after you emerge from the second machine. Provided there is no time overhead during the passage through the wormhole, it is more or less teleportation.

To explain this better, wormholes that is.

Take a piece of paper, at one end draw a circle, at the other end draw another circle. Now draw a straight line between them. This is the fastest way we can currently get from point A to point B. But add external force and fold the paper, now the points are touching.

Theoretically, this is how wormholes work, they fold space/time. But no one is too sure if they're possible or even how they work, and they'd also require amounts of energy that we can only dream of.



So we have, destroying one copy and creating another, speed of light travel and wormhole travel.

Wormholes are really quite interesting, watch interstellar if you want a fun science fiction (the explanation is actually pretty solid) explanation of wormholes (spoilers??)

Light travel isn't at all possible, but what if we were to expand the space behind something and contract the space in front of it? The vessel wouldn't move, the universe would move by it. This is a warp drive and quite recently I believe some headway was made with this, if the science is correct this is a way to "move" faster than the speed of light.

Our body cells can't handle the pressure of high speed it may cause Lots of pain/Injures in skins.