Nano-jump Technology

Nano-jump technology (NJT) allows the user to rapidly move from one location to another. It somehow harnesses energy from humidity to allow these "jumps." Underwater, a transport equipped with nano-jump technology can move many hundreds of miles in just a few seconds, although most transports require a recharge time of up to one-half hour before performing another jump.

The Dynamo Corporation established a series of beacons underwater to guide nano-jump equipped transports. For every five beacons there is one way-station, allowing transports to recharge, refuel, and that also serve as trading posts for foodstuffs and other goods.

Over the air, nano-jump technology has a vastly limited range, effective only up to a quarter-mile on relatively humid days. Any being using NJT will be rapidly moved to their destination. Through the use of sensitive equipment, an outside perspective will reveal that the relative humidity in the area of someone having just nano-jumped will drop by several percentage points. Likewise, the receiving end of the jump will increase in humidity, if only briefly.