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In some shows teleportation has been shown to have canceled the current velocity of the object (it is suspended in the air for a second or two before falling after teleporation). This means of transport would mean the object is deconstructed and then re-assembled at the new location in a neutral state. Another type of teleportation is the worm-hole type where an object is moved to a new point instantaneously through space. In this way the object maintains the velocity it had at the point of teleportation.
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