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[Star Trek] If Kirk and Scotty were able to teleport onto the Enterprise at Warp Speed...

Does that mean that people will soon be able to travel from planet to planet using just transporters?
gpt
Interplanetary teleportation is already feasible, if dangerous. The danger is in the data corruption. Pattern buffers store a lot of complex data. Data is susceptible to disruption from background radiation, solar radiation, you name it. To prevent that information from being damaged, teleportation cylinders have forcefield shielding that reroutes background radiation around it, more intense forms of radiation have been seen bouncing off of that forcefield. 

The field only needs to be maintained for a few seconds. Once the connection with the location is made, the pattern is moved and the molecules assume their new state. Only after the new pattern is stabilized can you turn off the Heisenberg couplers which counteract the quantum superposition of subatomic particles.

In order to bridge interplanetary distances you would need to maintain those Heisenberg couplers for a bit longer. Transporters are stuck in relativistic settings.

Now, we know that warp speeds don't prevent point to point transportation on board a ship, but what if you managed to synchronize a planetary warp bubble with an extraplanetary warp bubble. A warp bubbles circumvents the laws of relativity. This would allow the transporter to send information at what to an external viewer would appear to be faster than relativistic speeds, allowing the Heisenberg couplers to be run for a shorter amount of time.

Now the question arises, why can't we just synchronize two planetary warp bubbles? Well, aside from the ecological side effects of warp bubbles on interstellar space, the consequences of maintaining that level of quantum entanglement indefinitely has some unpredictable effects on quantum structures. Though we aren't ruling out the possibility of interplanetary, and perhaps one day interstellar transportation, the ramifications, not only ecologically but economically and strategically require a very thorough and exhaustive investigation before we begin trials in uninhabited systems.

In other words. No, not soon, but yes, one day.