Is this theory of teleportation correct?
Take a very very thin, perfectly round hollow metal (copper, steel, etc) ball and put it on a flat glass table at least 5'x5' in once location of the table surface and call that (location A) then strike the ball with an object or with sound and measure its frequency vibration with sound or other devices, then put the ball in another place of the glass table and call that (location B) and measure the vibrational frequency of that ball in that location, then put the ball back in location A and infuse, bombard the ball with the location B frequency vibration, either sonically or electromagnetically, etc... The ball will either disappear and reappear on location B or it will move from location A to B physically and this depends on how precise the instruments used are measuring and infusing the new frequencies.
(this isn't by me)
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