I've thought about teleportation a fair amount and a lot of the things I've considered were covered plus a few more. The one thing I've wondered about (and there very well could be an obvious explanation) is about the air surrounding where you teleport to and from. When you teleport to a place there were already gases in that spot where you showed up and suddenly pushing them out of the way would cause something like a thunder clap; conversely, leaving would potentially create a Tom shaped vacuum where air would suddenly rush into creating something like reverse thunder. In a room as small as that the air might simply flow from the suddenly high pressure zone to the suddenly low pressure zone (though maybe not, I'm no physicist), but jumping from New York to DC could be a problem for that reason too. The simplest answer is that a Tom shaped area of air is swapped from point B to point A as you move from A to B. Now if this is the case then what about when you space? There's only vacuum,(reply>), If you are teleporting to begin with, most likely, what you do is drop out of your present toroidal standing wave emanation, and drop into a new toroidal standing wave emanation that contains all the same "electro-magnetic" wave frequency information.<br>Because the Universe is Electric, and all matter is a wave-form upon an Aetheric Matrix.,(reply>), out there. Or if you go under water, will Tom shaped blob of water appear and fall? Or if you go to a kitchen or garden, will the air you send back make the place you left smell like food or flowers? I certainly like this last concept, but it's not usually what you see. For now let's just hope that Matt can survive a Tom shaped thunder clap at close range. Tom shape count = four.