Quantum jumping is a method of travel and a sport in some parts of the astral realm. It is accomplished by fast travel through multiple layers of the astral realm, multiple dimensions, multiple universes, or multiple places stacked on top of each other. It is performed through a complicated technique that can only be achieved through a deep trance-like or meditative state. It is seen as an extremely fast method of travel, taking at the least a mere 2 seconds to jump from one universe to another.
The Multiuniversal Quantum Jumping Championship (MQJC) is a sporting event held annually in alternating regions of the astral realm. The goal of competitive quantum jumping is to jump from a given starting location to a given ending location as quickly as possible and without getting lost. Though quantum jumping is a technique harnessed by relatively few people due to its difficulty, many people of different age groups show up every year.
Record of Quantum Jumping Championships
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| 1968 | German Region/Japanese Region | Nils Langbahn | 10.5s | - |
| 1970 | Japanese Region/Franco-Hispanic Region | Sarah Korokorokorobenikini | 10.4s | - |
| 1972 | Hispanic Region/Bear Territory | Alexei Markanoff (Disqualified) | 2.6s | Disqualification due to consumption by bear |
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