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The character Bloodshot had the ability to open up a small spatial rift through which he could summon any number of highly-advanced weapons. Travel via Boom Tube is also psionic in nature and is somehow connected to a traveler's brain waves, though this element of Boom Tube technology has never been satisfactorily explained in detail. The activation of a Boom Tube is accompanied by a cacophonous booming sound, hence it's name. A Boom Tube is a mechanical tube-shaped device that is generated by a Mother Box and creates a sonic vacuum that draws and eschews matter from a point of origin to a predetermined destination. In DC Comics, the New Gods of Apokolips and New Genesis have perfected a form of instant travel called a Boom Tube. The Brimstone is known to carry a terrible stench and Nightcrawler makes a 'bamf'ing noise whenever he teleports. When he breaches the Limbo realm, a volume of escaping Brimstone accompanies him, making it appear as if he is appearing out of a puff of smoke. The time spent in Limbo is but a fraction of a second and he has no perception of traveling through this midway point when he teleports. Nightcrawler's particular ability actually shunts himself and whatever he is carrying (including people) into the Limbo dimenison before completing the journey at his destination point. The Marvel Comics mutant superhero Nightcrawler has the ability to teleport himself short distances through an act of will. In his very first appearance, Hiro was shown teleporting into the ladies room at a lounge and, more ambitiously, teleporting himself all of the way from Tokyo, Japan to New York City, New York.

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On the NBC television series Heroes, the character of Hiro Nakamura had the ability to instantly teleport from his wherever he was at to any location he desired just by concentrating intently on it. By keying a set of coordinates as a gate address, people can enter the aperture of the portal and reappear nearly instantaneously at another Stargate portal in a fixed position. In the Stargate franchise, the main characters can travel to distant worlds through the use of a Stargate portal (or Chappa'ai). This process is done by breaking a body of matter down to it's molecular components, transporting them via a carrier wave and then reconstituting them back into their original form at the destination point. On Star Trek, members of the Federation Starfleet use transporter technology to 'beam' from one location to another.