Particles can seemingly move from one place to another without ever being between the two places {teleportation}|. Teleportation requires that both locations share a particle pair {EPR pair}. Particles are identical, with entangled properties. For example, if one photon splits into two photons, new photons can be same-state superpositions. If instrument observes one particle's state later, it then knows other particle's state. If EPR pair exists, putting one pair member into one state can result in property disappearance at one location and other-pair-member property appearance at another location.
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