Transfer booths Transfer booths or displacement booths are an inexpensive form of teleportation. Short-range booths are similar in appearance to an old style telephone booth: one enters, "dials" one's desired destination, and is immediately deposited in a corresponding booth at the destination. Longer-range booths operate similarly, but are housed in former airports due to requiring "equipment to compensate for the difference in rotational velocity between different points on the Earth". They are inexpensive: a trip anywhere on Earth costs only a "tenth-star" (presumably equivalent to a dime). Introduced by one of Gregory Pelton's ancestors, apparently bought from, and based on, Puppeteer technology.
Transfer booths Transfer booths or displacement booths are an inexpensive form of teleportation Short-range booths are similar in appearance to an old style telephone booth one enters "dials" one's desired destination and is immediately deposited in a corresponding booth at the destination Longer-range booths operate similarly but are housed in former airports due to requiring "equipment to compensate for the difference in rotational velocity between different points on the Earth" They are inexpensive a trip anywhere on Earth costs only a "tenth-star" (presumably equivalent to a dime) Introduced by one of Gregory Pelton's ancestors apparently bought from and based on Puppeteer technology