The concept of a warp drive, famously popularized by science fiction like Star Trek, envisions a faster-than-light (FTL) travel mechanism that would allow us to explore distant star systems in a ...

Once he goes Super Saiyan, he easily simulates near-light-speed travel. The blue blur travels faster than fighter jets in his base form, as Super Sonic, he is immeasurably faster.

When it comes to space travel, Albert Einstein's theory of relativity is a major inconvenience. With the laws of physics (currently) prohibiting faster-than-light travel, velocities are limited to ...

It appears that communication can be achieved faster than light. The resolution to this apparent paradox comes from scrutinizing what is happening when—and more importantly, who knows what when.

Already, we’re moving far faster than you might expect. All of us on Earth are hurtling around the sun at about 67,000 miles per hour. But, because that speed doesn’t change, we don’t feel it.