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Teleportation from outer space to Earth raises questions about the effects of Earth's rotation on the individual. The feasibility of such a scenario depends on the mechanics of the hypothetical teleporter, which are currently unknown. Without a working teleporter or understanding of its operation, the question remains unanswerable. Discussions about this topic may be more appropriate in a science fiction context. Ultimately, the thread concludes that this inquiry is unsuitable for the current forum.
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If someone from the outer space suddenly teleport to the Earth , will it feel the rotation of the earth? will it be disturbed by the fast rotating earth.
 
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Ricky Lalduhzuala said:
If someone from the outer space suddenly teleport to the earth...
Like in Star Trek, or like in Portal?
 
It depends on how your teleporter works. Since we don't have a working teleporter or any idea how to build one, we have no idea how it would work. So your question cannot be answered.
 
Post this same question on the "Science Fiction and Fantasy" sub-forum, and you may get comments as to how science fiction might handle such a quandary if teleportation were an actual thing.
 
UsableThought said:
Post this same question on the "Science Fiction and Fantasy" sub-forum, and you may get comments as to how science fiction might handle such a quandary if teleportation were an actual thing.
That wouldn't be suitable for that forum or for the writer's forum, unless they lied. This can't be answered and is not a suitable topic, so thread closed.
 
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