Eve (E) entangles herself to Schred (S) before taking off to a conference. There she barely escapes an assault, and calls Henry. Is he too far away to help? Henry (H) resorts to quantum teleportation: a split-second later, H and E, aided by S, have traded places despite being thousands of miles apart! Schematically, the unknown state of H is teleported to E upon measuring the entangled state of E and S and communicating the result to E, who then trades states with H. Since the measured result is communicated at the speed of light, there is no faster-than-light signaling involved. In the distant future, space travel may be partly replaced by large-scale teleportation. Teleportation has intriguing philosophical implications, as it separates the object essence, its quantum information, from its non-essential material substance. The appendix to this chapter presents a quantum teleportation protocol that involves qubits.