Cool set, entertaining type od explanation, funny too...<br>However youy have a glaring error when describing teleporting between two points ON EARTH. So for "On Earh" define this as ANY two locations you are touching the ground at start and finish. So even ground/sand etc underwater counts, but not air or water which move at many many speeds relative to ground...ocean currents, rivers, breezes to tornados are DEFINED as having a speed relative to the ground not to space.<br>So relative to Space or some space object: a ground location AT equator is rotating about 1000 mph faster than a point near north or south axis of rotation= THIS concept is exactly what you sescribe correctly. Your mistake is conflating that dediniton of speed relative to space or space objects...with relative speed of two ground locations.<br>You get me yet?<br>Ill explain clearly; coninental drift in rlative ground locations on Earth is merely inches to feet per year between ANY two ground locations...so so so much smaller than a diferwnce of 1000 mph.