And don't forget the quantum mechanics involved. Light is not a continuous spectrum but a very large number of very distinct frequencies determined by the amount of energy (quanta) an electron is capable of absorbing and later on emitting.

I understand this from "our" point of view. With our I mean people, say, above the age of 20-25. To be honest I don't know where this fuzzy boundary is, but our kids are growing up in a totally different information world. They take playing, learning, texting, reading all in one go. The way they approach handling…

So, Science insider says it's NIH funded research, or in other words the NIH asked researchers to research H5N1 transmitability.

But will it be usable outside the US? I'm planning a trip to the US and although I've got an iPad (1G) and am a thorough Apple fan, I would love a Fire. But since everything is downloaded/synced over WiFi/3G will I be able to purchase and sync Amazon store content abroad? Or would I need a router with a build-in…

Actually, the DesignBloom website (check it out) says: "the design suspends 170 tons of stones which creates a porous shading effect.". So it does not protect against 170t of stone dropping on it, but it HAS 170t of stone on top of it!

@jepzilla: Don't you mean that to do spacelike teleportation, you first need to separate the particles and thus it takes time before you can communicate?