Tony G. Martinez Mora

Got a question for physicists?

Monday, 5. October 2009, 01:10:08

How do you guys could theorize an object,the same,being present,in different places at the same time.
Ex. Let's say you find a special box,or chest,in a place which you can place any kind of object,now there is another chest(or box) somewhere afar,where if you placed an object in the previous box,you will find it in the other box.But in order to obtain the item back,you could only pick one box.And once you have picked it,you will find nothing in both boxes......???
Anyone.....??Pls answer

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Comments

cofoppyplop # 26. October 2009, 07:12

That could be the secret known only to cartoon characters where they could pull anything out from behind their backs like mallets, bandages, clothing, etc. If the two boxes could be of different shapes and sizes and not necessarily have hard exteriors, but maybe just special electrical containment fields, that would be very handy. Just electrically tag whatever you need in your house or whatever, and have it right there in a remote place without having to lug it around, that would be very handy. Just avoid doing that with animals or people, otherwise as television teaches us, you'll end up with one good one and one evil one.

I'm not one of these brainiacs who could answer seriously, but it's fun to think about.

NewTonyIc # 26. October 2009, 17:51

True. You might be on to something.
you said in order for the object to be singular,must be in a dimension that bounds two spaces yet being the same.
and you mention electrical fields.
I've heard interdimensional objects are kept in electrical force fields.
But I'm not sure how it works.