Can dilithium crystals be teleported?

[Herbert]

I'll tell you what can't be transported, holographic material. Uncoupling those heisenwhozeewhatsis compensators didn't work.

Seriously though, in The Most Toys we see a substance that's too unstable to be transported. Data had to ferry it from Fajo's ship to the Enterprise.

 

[matthunter]

Yes, thank you, I've only been a Trek fan for 45 years, so I do basically know how they work. I'm speaking hypothetically about an alternative possibility they could have gone with instead if they'd thought through the ramifications of the transporter more fully. Because thinking about stuff and applying your imagination to it is fun and useful.

So is dropping the attitude and engaging in discussions in good faith.

 

[Christopher]

So is dropping the attitude and engaging in discussions in good faith.

I'd be glad if you had engaged in a discussion of my hypothetical in good faith. Instead you didn't even seem to listen to what I was saying.

 

[matthunter]

I'd be glad if you had engaged in a discussion of my hypothetical in good faith. Instead you didn't even seem to listen to what I was saying.

I offered a counterargument. I apologize if you feel that requires me to accept any part of your argument as valid. But it doesn't require malice, and none was intended.

So.

Drop.

The.

Attitude.

 

[CorporalCaptain]

I'll tell you what can't be transported, holographic material. Uncoupling those heisenwhozeewhatsis compensators didn't work.

Seriously though, in The Most Toys we see a substance that's too unstable to be transported. Data had to ferry it from Fajo's ship to the Enterprise.

Yep.

https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Hytritium

 

[T'Bonz]

Don't get personal, guys. It's only a show.

 

[ParkerGlyn]

"Distant Origin" proved an entire ship can be transported