Hyperspace tracking

Definition

Hyperspace tracking refers to technology and calculations that let a ship continue tracking another vessel after it jumps through hyperspace.

Why it is unusual

A successful hyperspace jump traditionally functions as an escape. Advanced sensors, data models and First Order tracking systems turn that assumption into a strategic problem in the sequel era.

Story impact

The technology raises pressure on the Resistance: retreat is no longer automatic safety. Fuel, timing and trust become decisive parts of survival.