What's The Fastest (Fictional) Spaceship In The Universe?

[techbeck]

http://www.iflscience.com/technology/fastest-space-ship-universe-how-sci-fi-ships-stack

[shockz]

Don't forget Warp 10 in the Voyager Episode Cochrane. Everywhere all at the same time.

[techbeck]

Don't forget Warp 10 in the Voyager Episode Cochrane. Everywhere all at the same time.

True, but that was a one time deal and unstable...plus bad side effects for Paris. 

[+virtorio MVC]

Finally, some useful information on the internet. 

[Ryoken]

 

True, but that was a one time deal and unstable...plus bad side effects for Paris. 

He evolved, got to bang the Captain, and had kids.. I don't see the problem

[techbeck]

 

yea, but Kate Mulgrew looked much better back then.....;)  Besides, want to get technical, Star Trek TNG All Good Things episode, Warp 13

[Ironman273]

Ha!  I thought this was actually a question and I was coming in to argue for the Heart of Gold.

[Buttus]

I thought the event horizon traveled by worm holes made by the gravity drive, so wouldn't it be infinity speed?

[br0adband]

As soon as I saw this topic listed on the front page I knew the answer was The Heart of Gold, nice to see they got it right in the chart as well.

[DConnell Member]

Shouldn't the TARDIS, which can go anywhere in time and space, also be listed as infinite?

[Yogurth]

I don't see TLM drive (Traveling without moving) from Dune series. The drive(in this case The Navigator) folds the space and brings the destination to traveler rather than traveling to one....in theory this is the fastest way of traveling ever devised.