What if we could Teleport? | #aumsum #kids #children #whatif

One windy afternoon, AumSum was tinkering with his latest invention in the garage - a glowing cube he called the “TeleBox.” It looked small and simple, but it was powered by a strange crystal AumSum had discovered in an old meteorite. When he pressed the button on top, the cube shook, lit up, and then - POOF - AumSum vanished. Before he could blink, AumSum was standing on top of the Eiffel Tower. Tourists screamed as they saw a boy suddenly appear out of thin air. Confused but amazed, AumSum realized the TeleBox had actually worked. He had just teleported halfway across the world. He grinned and pressed the button again. Teleport after teleport, he found himself in the Amazon rainforest, then the icy plains of Antarctica, then underwater inside a glass dome city filled with jellyfish. But with every jump, the cube began to glow hotter and flicker. Something was wrong. The TeleBox was becoming unstable. As AumSum landed on top of a tall mountain, he heard a rumble. A bright crack opened in the sky. The TeleBox had torn a hole in the space-time fabric. That hole was now growing, sucking in clouds, trees, even chunks of land. If it wasn’t closed, the whole planet could get swallowed into a teleportation vortex. AumSum knew he had to act fast. He took the crystal out of the Telebox. Then he took a huge leap and at the peak of his leap he threw the Crystal right into the heart of the growing hole. The crystal absorbed the energy coming out of the hole and burst into a brilliant flash. The hole instantly closed. And with one last pulse, AumSum was teleported back home, crashing into a pile of laundry in his room. Nobody knew, but AumSum had just saved the world.