I know this is a rather old video, but I thought it would be fun to mention one of the less-detailed and near scientific methods of teleportation: Einstein-Rosen  Bridges. Better known as Wormholes, they're thought to be links between two points in space. How and why they come into existence is more or less unknown and widely speculated, but I'm a follower of the belief that they are the instantaneous result of hawking radiation -- stuff leaving a black hole and slowly degrading it. In my mind, it's also the solution to why we don't see "White Holes," where all of the stuff that got sucked into a black hole escapes from ONE exit, and instead this stellar stuff randomly and haphazardly escapes through ER bridges -- resulting in Hawking Radiation. Anyhow, if we could contain a black hole, learn to manipulate where our ER bridges form from the black hole's intrinsic radiation -- be it inches away from the event horizon or light years, is a matter of depth in our control -- we can be travelling the stars in a few millennia. <br><br>TL;DR? Wormholes might be a thing, but we aren't gonna be close to controlling them any time soon. Let's wait on the next scientists to come along and help us out.