Now I familier you the up next generation technology of transportation, no I am not saying about any supersonic jet airlines technology .
Are you think that one day we can travel with the speed of light in form of wave ,"believe it or not" it is a extremely complex but possible phenomena. Now I familiar you the upnext generation technology ie.., propagation in terms of waveform. If any one wannna be reach to it destiney , he can travel by bus , train or aeroplane..,
consider that we have to reach 700 km apart, then
Bus takes 10 hr to reach that place,
Train takes 9 hr to reach the same place,
Aeroplane takes 1 hr to reach the same destiney.
now according to wave form technology we can travel with speed of light then approximately the time is
= 700/300000000 sec = 4.2 nano second ! Ha Ha Ha Ha Haaaaaa.........! think about that we can reach any place in less than the time required to think about that place.
It is the revolutionary change in the up next generation. It is a dream which comes true when the required conversions are possible and the main primary steps are,
First Step :=>
Conversion of any material into wave partical structure or wave form sothat it can be propagated by means of radio waves or through electronically (by wires) .
Second step:=>
Now this existing wave form must be converted into the digital signals hence the specific rectangular waveform is ready to propagate, not for transport!
Third step :=>
Further after propagation of waveform their is a need of transduceing device which can decode the signals to nis original waveform (ie.., rectangular to simple curve). This process is most comlex part of the technology.
Forth step :=>
This is the last primary step of the specific process ie.., conversion of the specific waveform into the original object or material which has been transmmited in first step.
The above four primary steps are impossible but posssible in the future.
(Note : I am not giving you the exect technology of that specific process of convesion of material into waveform structure and vise-versa)
