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Faster-Than-Light Travel

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Faster-Than-Light Travel	comment	Faster-Than-Light Travel is a staple of Space Opera that allows an "out" to the unfortunate fact that space is honking big, making it impossible (within physics as we understand it now) to get anywhere remotely interesting within the average lifetime of a civilization. This has been an issue for writers since The '50s or so; before then you could get away with having your aliens come from Neptune without totally losing the audience. Nowadays, we know that the rest of our solar system is almost certainly devoid of other life forms — so we've got to go to other stars. And that's where the "space is honking big" part comes in. Other planetary systems are so far away from us that it takes even the fastest thing in the universe — light itself — years, decades, or millennia to reach themnote Even the closest system to our own, Proxima Centauri, is about 4 light-years away and would take about 6,300 years to reach with current space travel technology. Thus, in order for the protagonists to be able to plausibly visit a new Planet of Hats every week, they need to travel through space at speeds faster than that of light. The problem is that as far as present-day science is concerned, going faster than — or even just as fast as — the speed of light is, for all human intents and purposes, impossible. There's a whole bunch of stuff about this on the analysis page. For even more information, see Rockets and Propulsion Methods. For the record, c, the speed of light in a vacuum, is defined as 299,792,458 metres per second. note It's the same everywhere, so the metre is actually defined by reference to c rather than the other way around. This works out to about a billion km/h. If light is not in a vacuum, it gets a little slower in certain cases (see Cherenkov radiation). It's the speed of light in a vacuum that's the limit. It's not just a good idea, it's the law! Use of this trope is an absolute requirement for the employment of Casual Interstellar Travel. No relation to FTL: Faster Than Light, although it does use the trope heavily. Used during establishing shots as per Sci-Fi Flyby.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_15c6ea11	comment	Wonder Woman (1942): While Diana generally uses the teleportation device Paula invented the Saturnians explicity have ships capable of faster than light travel, as Diana and Steve Trevor steal one to get back home after being abducted.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_15c6ea92	comment	Wonder Woman (1987): Diana and Natasha end up lost very far from home after the modified New God tech Di was using to save Natasha from the space station is sabotaged and sends them flying out of the Milky Way into space, where they end up in Sangtee Empire territory.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_178013d1	comment	Captain Ufo: The Widowpunisher (and supposedly all other spaceship in the universe) FTL speed is called "hyperblur" in-universe. The ship opens a wormhole to it's destinations and travels through it. In season two we see that the inside of the wormhole is a tunnel-like place, and that travelling through it is not instant, so it's a kind of hyperdrive,
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_1e82ffe9	comment	The RPG 2300 AD (made by the same company as Traveller, but in a different setting) used the "stutterwarp", a method of going between stars (and traveling in-system) by making instantaneous micro-jumps. The faster the engines could cycle, the faster you could "move" through real space, up to 3.5 light years per day). The system was limited because the engines built up a technobabble charge that had to be discharged in a sufficiently steep gravity before the ship traveled a maximum of 7.7 light years. This meant that you couldn't directly get anywhere more than 7.7 light years away without having to stop somewhere around a sufficiently massive object. In addition, stutterwarp efficiently dropped off rapidly in a gravity well - if you got too close to a planet or star, you wouldn't be able to maintain orbital velocity. The game used a more-or-less accurate local star map around Earth, and the distance limitation meant travel was restricted to set routes, which sometimes formed choke points that were worth fighting over, and colonies at the end of their routes who were literally the ass-end of nowhere because explorers had nowhere else to go.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_27777760	comment	The later seasons of Eureka reveal that Fargo and Zane have been working on an FTL drive after the arrival of the relativistic ship sent out by Henry decades ago. The principle is unknown, but it appears to require a "catcher's mitt" at the destination to avoid slamming at the target at lightspeed (same as Henry's ship). Later, the technology is enhanced to the point where the object being sent doesn't actually need to have a drive (Deputy Andy is accidentally sent to Titan). Despite this, GD builds a ship, the Astraeus, with the FTL drive to explore Titan. It's not clear if there is ever a plan to send a ship to another star, as the show ends before any large-scale construction takes place.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_27d467a3	comment	Implied in the The Magic School Bus episode "Gets Lost In Space", where the bus flew from Earth to the Sun to Pluto and back inside a school day. Even under ideal conditions (i.e. if all ninenote The episode aired before Pluto was decided to not be a planet. planets were aligned, and they did the trip without stopping), this would require FTL capability. Made explicit in the star life cycle episode, where the bus crosses a distance of a billion billion miles (over 17 million light years, which would put it well outside the Milky Way) in minutes. Then again, the bus is described as being magic for a reason.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_2a139e05	comment	In The Orville, Union vessels like the Orville are powered by quantum drive engines. For Troping purposes these seem to function as a "warp drive", i.e. travel is not instantaneous, the ship can stop or change direction at will, and the ship can still interact with the rest of the universe (sensors, communications, and so on) while in transit. This is appropriate, as the series is an homage to Star Trek, and so FTL travel here works much as it does in the Trek 'verse. The actual technology behind the drive is not explored in depth (beyond use of the word "quantum", anyway).
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_2b8140d1	comment	In StarCom: The U.S. Space Force, starships have warp drives that generate artificial wormholes in order to enter hyperspace. This lets people travel across the solar system fairly quickly.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_2c186bb4	comment	In Pouvoirpoint the ship Entreprise-2061 makes use of FTL jumps several times during the journey from Earth to Alpha Centauri, producing each time psychedelic effects and giving space sickness to the main character.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_2ef7cb74	comment	Lyrical Nanoha has Dimension Space where ships, both civilian and military, go if people want to travel between planets. This place also where the TSAB Navy and Precia Testarossa's lair is located. There is also Precia's theory that the path to the legendary lost city of Al Hazard is located within Dimension Space.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_2fee008d	comment	Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann. Used by default by the eponymous mecha. It's ten million light years tall but moves and fights normally on a human timescale, so every part of it moves much, much faster than light every time it so much as budges. The method used is pure Hot-Blooded badass. The Super Galaxy Dai-Gurren also has something akin to a hyperspace drive. Its guidance and power requirements are taken care of by the main character's flaming awesomeness (read: Hot-Blooded badass).
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_305faa76	comment	Spacetrawler offers one of the most ridiculous technobabble explanations for FTL travel ever. Spaceships travel at Greased Light Speed, "which is attained when you slip between light particles and go much faster than them". Friction between light particles cancels out time dilation. Also, the Mirrhgoots are on the verge of perfecting Greased Dark Light Speed, which promises to be even faster. It works on the principle of riding the darkness inside the light particles (since light particles are about 97% darkness).
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_353b7af3	comment	Star Trek: Discovery introduces a unique method of instantaneous travel called the "displacement-activated spore hub drive", frequently just shortened to "spore drive". The drive navigates the so-called "mycelial network" that permeates not only our universe, but the entire multiverse (thus, it can be used to cross into other universes as well). Using the drive requires first growing special kind of fungal spores. In addition, it's discovered that a living navigator is necessary to correctly plot the course. Otherwise, only short jumps are reliable. They initially used a spaceborne tardigrade-like creature, but then the drive's creator Lieutenant Stamets used gene therapy to give himself some of the creature's DNA (which is illegal under Federation law, thanks to the Eugenics Wars), allowing him to be used as the navigator. Currently, only a single ship in Starfleet is equipped with the drive, as the Discovery's sister ship Glenn was destroyed. At the end of Season 2, information on the spore drive, the Discovery and its crew are made classified at Spock's suggestion to prevent anyone from trying to bring back the dangerous AI Control. The technology is deemed lost until the Discovery ends up in the 32nd Century.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_35ada324	comment	In the Alien films, the ships must have some sort of FTL propulsion since Ripley expected to attend her daughter's 11th birthday on Earth and it doesn't make much sense to deploy Colonial Marines to assist a colony if it going to take them years or decades to arrive. The funny thing is that there are also stasis modules for space travel, which would be unnecessary if the ships achieved a high enough relativistic speed (due to Time Dilation). According to the Colonial Marines Manual, the Conestoga-class uses a Romberg-Rockwell Cygnus 5 tachyon shunt hyperdrive, which causes the ship to shift part of itself into tachyon particles and accelerate faster than light. The thing about this drive however is that using it causes the people and other lifeforms inside to age rapidly. Hence the need for stasis pods to avoid the rapid ageing.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_374ca9f4	comment	Starship Operators has a warp/jump drive. It operates like jump drive/wormhole, and normally cannot be used in area with high gravity.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_3be307d1	comment	In the Tenchi Muyo! OVAverse when fighting Z, Tenchi travels from Earth to Saturn within a fraction of a second. This is justified in that he is the being that made the three Goddesses that made the universe.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_3d22c14b	comment	Gundam 00 first introduced FTL with the 00 Raiser which can teleport around extremely short distances but the function was not intentional and the teleportation was a total accident. The 00 Raiser's successor, the 00 Qan[T], was then designed to use this for full-scale faster than light travel and is fully capable of interstellar travel. The same system was installed in the ship Sumeragi and mass produced Sakibure MS. The alien ELS also have their own type of FTL
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_3f918bcd	comment	The hex-map wargame Starfire, which David "Honor Harrington" Weber has used as the setting for four novels, features "warp points" — naturally-occurring portals through space that allow FTL transit from one star system to another. Strategic maps of known space look more like a text-adventure-game map than a star map, because it's warp links, not physical distance, that determines how "far" two systems are "apart." If more than one spacecraft tries to transit through a given warp point at the same time, there's a chance that they will "interpenetrate" and blow each other apart. There are also "Closed" warp points that are only detectable from one end, which the Bugs exploit to sneak attack Alpha Centauri
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_3fbd173e	comment	Freefall has FTL travel, although the author admits to being uncomfortable about including it in an otherwise fairly hard series. According to the manual, "The starships in Freefall make pockets of lower space time density, increasing the rate at which they go through time." Thus, they move very fast in real time but at a normal rate in subjective time, necessitating cold sleep for the passengers and most of the crew. When live cargo and/or timeliness are not at stake, they simply accelerate a cargo vessel to a decent fraction of light speed and fling it at the target system. The fact that it's called the DAVE (Dangerous And Very Expensive) Drive should tell you all you need to know.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_40c936e6	comment	In The Vampire of Steel, Supergirl uses her ability to fly faster than light to leap into another dimension in order to dispose of an Eldritch Abomination.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_421fe61a	comment	The Scrin from Tiberian Eclipse develop this as a workaround of Threshold Towers limitations. The late GDI/Unascended Brotherhood Of Nod Alliance/early ISDI reverse-engineered this.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_426a7572	comment	In the Animaniacs finale "Star Warners", the Bicentennial Falcon flies past a sign that says LIGHT SPEED STRICTLY ENFORCED.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_42ffb88e	comment	SCP Foundation, SCP-2872 ("A Fast Horse"). SCP-2872 is a thoroughbred stallion racehorse. After it broke out of SCP Foundation containment it traveled into space and accelerated to faster than the speed of light. It is currently heading for the constellation Equuleus. With clever usage of XACTs, the Foundation is capable of sending spacecraft to remote regions of space.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_4368039d	comment	In another 80's story, "Blackstar", Supergirl takes one day to make her way to Earth from the center of the universe.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_43a9c333	comment	Cowboy Bebop had the portal variety called Gates, which were apparently dangerous because something called the "Gate Incident" made the moon explode. They created subspace of some fashion where things went faster and ships could get stuck in if they didn't leave in time. Like a lot of things in Bebop, it was never fully explained.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_44014b66	comment	In Contact, the alien plans create a device that allows Jodie Foster to travel to their world via a self-generated wormhole. James Woods' character goes to great pains to try to disprove her claims of travel because on Earth her elapsed time was immeasurable, but the elapsed time on her recording device was several hours.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_44127c7c	comment	Varies in Power Rangers depending on the season. They use Jump travel when not using a ship (Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers, Power Rangers Zeo, Power Rangers Turbo), and Warp travel with a ship (Power Rangers in Space, Power Rangers Lost Galaxy). Occasionally they use slower than light craft and wormholes.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_46076f2a	comment	In Space Runaway Ideon, the Solo Ship and Buff Clan ships had the DS (Dimension Space) Drive as a way of performing faster-than-light travel. However, it functioned more in the likeness of wormhole travel (in which one uses or creates a tunnel through space-time that creates a normally physically impossible "portal" between two points in space) than hyperspace.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_467c89f7	comment	The original Super Dimension Fortress Macross (and its Robotech adaptation) uses the title spaceship's jump drive as a major plot point, and actually demonstrated that if you had an FTL drive and could safely use it within a star system, you probably would, because even interplanetary distances can be inconveniently large. The SDF-1 travels from Earth to Pluto's orbit in minutes, but needs two years to get back to Earth using a gravity-assist technique through normal space. The latter is quite plausible, as the outer Solar System is big.note For comparison, the real life probe New Horizons was launched off of Earth at extremely high speeds and used a gravity slingshot around Jupiter, and it still took nine and a half years to reach Pluto.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_47d7c96d	comment	tinyraygun: Warp Drives seem to be the order of the day, since its activated by a Big Red Button simply labeled "Faster", and ends up getting knocked off course by strange space egg colliding with the ship.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_4a6ef2c5	comment	The Yamato in Space Battleship Yamato is outfitted with a Wave Motion Engine (also powers their Super-Cool Giant Laser Beam) but abusing it could screw them over (meaning they can only use it for limited amounts of time in short intervals). Warping is a mind-blowing experience for the uninitiated, and may lead to either hallucinations or oddly specific existence failures (Yuki's clothing briefly disappears during the first warp; this never happens to any of the male characters; and of course it doesn't happen at all in the American version).
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_4ff41a9c	comment	Origins: Everywhere. On an intergalactic scale, no less. Its use averts to some degree Sci-Fi Writers Have No Sense of Scale. Galaxies really far apart? Here's a really, really, big engine! Turns out there are problems with it thoughâ€”see Hyperspace Is a Scary Place and Temporal Paradox.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_50b9086a	comment	In the Ready Jet Go! special "Back to Bortron 7", the Propulsions convert their house back into a starship for a visit to their home planet. Whereas their usual saucer has used Interplanetary Hyperdrive to bring the kids on tours within the solar system, this much longer journey requires Interstellar Superdrive. Details on how it works aren't given, but their journey is accompanied by a flashier, more colorful variant on the light-speed F/X from Star Wars.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_50bcf7a6	comment	Homestuck has beings of sufficient psionic power being able to push vessels into FTL travel with their mental abilities (though it ends badly for psionics due to the massive amount of energy it requires). The Condesce exploited this method of bypassing the laws of physics to turn her fleet of starships into a galaxy-conquering army. This is one of the more realistic portrayals of FTL travel, as even at sublight speeds jumps still take quite a bit of time (the biggest jump seen in the comic takes over three years, though time dilation was reversed in that case). Jade even gives a Lampshade Hanging on this in Act 6, noting that FTL travel is a completely different concept from teleportation.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_54a7dc07	comment	Space: 1999 was entirely due to Sci-Fi Writers Have No Sense of Scale: The MOON gets blasted out of not only Earth orbit, but the Solar System due to a frickin' EXPLOSION (somehow without being blasted apart by it), and is left Traveling at the Speed of Plot, such that it hangs around in the vicinity of an interesting planet just long enough for the crew to fix whatever is wrong with it and fail to settle there, and STILL get to the next star system by next week's episode.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_57965cef	comment	A couple of other examples are shown: The Asgardians' Bifrost which seems to be some form of wormhole travel. Not much is said about it other than that it involves dark energy. Mar Vel developed a true FTL drive by researching the Tesseract. Carol Danvers, a.k.a Capt. Marvel, seems to have a similar ability after being infused with the stone's power and breaking free of the Kree blocks on her powers.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_58fc1f8c	comment	In Space☆Dandy, it is explained that the warp drive on Dandy's ship doesn't actually move the ship at all. Rather, it transfers the consciousness of whoever is inside the ship into their same body in an alternate universe, with the only difference in the entire universe being that the ship and the people inside happen to already be where they wanted to go.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_5a4b9551	comment	The Zeta Beam is primarily Adam Strange's method of FTL travel.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_5c897f4a	comment	Schlock Mercenary has both a set of "Wormgates" monopolized by an ancient mega-corporation and conspiracy, and the relatively new - or rather, rediscovered - "teraport" (jump drive/teleporter), which forces a subject through trillions of tiny wormholes instead of one big one. The latter is a receiverless teleporter in a military SF setting, with all that implies. Among other things, it implies a desperate research project to find a way to jam the teraport drive, preventing ships from entering or leaving a region via teraport. Fortunately for the survival of galactic civilization, though often unfortunately for the survival of the eponymous mercenaries, the project succeeded. As far as communications goes, there's communications through hypernet relays - a Galaxy-Wide-Web. The signal explicitly takes less time to travel across the light-years than through the copper circuitry of the machinery, but there are still no FTL sensors. This is used for dramatic effect at least twice: once to facilitate learning about what happened in a Late to the Tragedy situation (fifty-two minutes late, specifically, so they park a sensor fifty-two light-minutes away to get a look), once in a situation where Kevyn realizes that the enemy, whom he is parleying with (and who is about a light-minute away), had fired missiles at him while they were negotiating. The comic implies at a few points that causality holds throughout the galaxy because of all the teraporting and wormgates. Notably, when they start going to Andromeda, they're initially out of sync.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_5ccce5a8	comment	Tech Infantry gets around the speed-of-light limit via a hyperspace system inspired by those seen in Babylon 5 and Honor Harrington.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_5cec267a	comment	In Defiance, the Votan Sleeper Starship arks lacked faster than light travel, but the Omec Harvester possesses a faster-than-light drive, allowing them to hunt down the Votan ark to Earth after their own sleeper ark was sabotaged and the race left to die in the dying solar system because the Omec weren't very nice. In the series finale, Nolan hijacked the Omec ship and throws it on a Blind Jump to avert the genocide of the still sleeping Omec. The drive shoots out blue plasma toruses as it accelerates at sublight until a faster-than-light drive is spooled up, which uses converging beams to shove increasingly longer wormholes at the ship.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_5cfb879b	comment	In the New Gods there's the Boom Tube Gauntlet, that allows instantaneous travel to planets as far away as Apokolips and New Genesis.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_5d354f8	comment	In Red Dwarf, the ship explicitly breaks the light barrier at least once, and implicitly does so many times (as they are seen traveling between star systems in very short periods of time), but no attempt is ever made to explain how this is done. The novel goes into a bit more detail: namely, it comes about from the fact that the ship has been slowly accelerating for the past three million years. Also in the second series finale Holly invented what he thought was a jump drive, but actually took them to an Alternate Universe.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_5ec0f48	comment	The ∀ Gundam as well as its protypes like the Testbed Turn A are capable of instantaneous teleportation, generally over short distances around Earth to Moon. The FTL system could also be used to replace weapons and bringing in ammunition according to background material. The prequel Wind of the Moon manga reveals that the main city of the Moonrace is built on a gigantic ancient interstellar ship and they are trying to salvage usuable tech. Luckily for the Earthlings 99% of the ship has decayed but the 1% left has advnaced tech such as artificial gravity but most importently a transfer gate which is activated connecting to somewhere outside of the solar system which freaks out the Moonrace but worse an Eldritch Abomination which appears to be a gooey mass peaks out from the portal but the gate is finally closed and the entity remains a mystery
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_605dd875	comment	Stargate: Stargate SG-1: The gates themselves act as portals, generating wormholes between planets. Ships too large to fit through a gate usually travel through hyperspace. However Earth-made hyperdrives are the textbook examples of Tim Taylor Technology,note and Explosive Overclocking... due to their use of highly unstable Naquadria. Season 9 introduced supergates (really big stargate, needs a planet-mass black hole to power it) that were used to send ships from one galaxy to another quickly. Stargate Atlantis had introduced the wormhole drive in the series finale. Apparently the Ancients have mounted an experimental drive system onto Atlantis that can generate a wormhole and cross interstellar distances in seconds. The downsides are that it uses insane amounts of energy and doing even a slight miscalculation will completely vaporize the ship. The follow-up novel Homecoming reveals that using the drive (not to mention the battle with the super-hive after) has resulted in heavy damage to the city's systems. The starship Destiny from Stargate Universe seems to use a different method of travel that is slower/faster than normal hyperspace travel as the plot demands. The characters don't know much about it, so they just call it FTL.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_6108ba8d	comment	In the The Last Jedi, we find what happens when a ship going at warp speed is used to deliberately ram a target. The answer? Admiral Haldo takes out the First Order mothership in a single strike, which In-Universe is acknowledged as a "one in a million" shot.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_62570927	comment	Marvel Universe's, Quasar wears the Quantum Bands which were created by Eon for the Protector of the Universe. Eon would routinely bestow the bands on each new agent she chose to act as Protector. Among other things, they enable him to quantum jump or create small apertures between the fabric of space/time in the actual world of matter and energy and the potential world of matter and energy that is the quantum zone. He can then travel through this trackless featureless zone and emerge at a different point in our physical space. His quantum-bands enable him to keep his bearings while in the zone and thus emerge where he wants to. He can cross countless light years in a single jump, if he so desires. Important note, however, he cannot quantum-jump in an atmosphere without ripping a huge hole in its ozone layer. Thus using it for teleportation on Earth is out of the question.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_65af8e08	comment	In Thousand Shinji, the explicit lack thereof due to the C'tan's machinations closing off the Warp -an alternate dimension that was used to travel faster than light- and the consequences of this is what forced the Warhammer 40,000 gods to work together.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_68237790	comment	Pathfinder: The rare "Starflight" ability allows a creature to fly between solar systems in a matter of weeks or months. It's possessed by beings like Outer Dragons, some Eldritch Abominations, and a few Mythic Wizards. That said, Teleportation magic lets people reach other planets instantaneously if they know what they're aiming at.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_68c7e5cd	comment	Macross Frontier reveals that all Fold technology in the series is derived from a space-faring species known as the Vajra, who are able to do it naturally, without the aid of technology. Their living Fold systems are still much more advanced than the ones in use by humanity and Zentraedi: fold faults don't seem to be as big a problem for them, and they can make extreme long-range jumps in a fraction of the time.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_69085a0	comment	Macross: The original Super Dimension Fortress Macross (and its Robotech adaptation) uses the title spaceship's jump drive as a major plot point, and actually demonstrated that if you had an FTL drive and could safely use it within a star system, you probably would, because even interplanetary distances can be inconveniently large. The SDF-1 travels from Earth to Pluto's orbit in minutes, but needs two years to get back to Earth using a gravity-assist technique through normal space. The latter is quite plausible, as the outer Solar System is big.note For comparison, the real life probe New Horizons was launched off of Earth at extremely high speeds and used a gravity slingshot around Jupiter, and it still took nine and a half years to reach Pluto. FTL travel in the series itself seems to be a combination of Jump and Hyperdrive types. Space folding is done by going into "superdimension space." Later series introduce "Fold Faults", which are obstacles in superdimensional space (implied to be warped space-time of some sort), and establishes that space folds have limited range: long distance (on the order of thousands of light years) folds eat up a lot of power, such that ships need to spend weeks recovering the resources to make such a jump again. Macross Frontier reveals that all Fold technology in the series is derived from a space-faring species known as the Vajra, who are able to do it naturally, without the aid of technology. Their living Fold systems are still much more advanced than the ones in use by humanity and Zentraedi: fold faults don't seem to be as big a problem for them, and they can make extreme long-range jumps in a fraction of the time.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_69d15cc0	comment	The Marvel Cinematic Universe's FTL system is unexplained in Guardians of the Galaxy (2014), but Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 reveals that FTL travel uses a Portal Network with limited distance; destination is based on the number of jump points travelled. Some jump points are within planetary atmospheres, which can result in damaged ships crashing right into the planet, while others are in space. As for the number of jumps, the fewer the better; any sequence exceeding 50 jumps is known to be harmful to the occupants, to say nothing of the sequence of 700 jumps Rocket accidentally initiated. The relative speed of this travel method is never mentioned, with the only hint being featured in Thor: Ragnarok where Valkyrie mentioned that traveling this way from Xandar to Asgard would take around 18 months. A couple of other examples are shown: The Asgardians' Bifrost which seems to be some form of wormhole travel. Not much is said about it other than that it involves dark energy. Mar Vel developed a true FTL drive by researching the Tesseract. Carol Danvers, a.k.a Capt. Marvel, seems to have a similar ability after being infused with the stone's power and breaking free of the Kree blocks on her powers.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_69daf29	comment	Grrl Power has a portal network that ships can use, and there's atherium causeways; notably, due to destination-based technology restrictions, a ship could be barred from using at least one method at any particular time.note Essentially, if you're carrying cargo (or even personal items) of a higher level that your destination's society is expected to reasonably handle, you can't go there. "Don't give a caveman a gun." It turns out that Sydney's orbs can get her barred from the portal network at all times; even thought one of them can produce a standard atherium causeway, the fact that it can fit in a pocket is a problem — the only two known/understood ways involve either capital ships, or large-scale sacrifices of 1000+ psykers. In the 'caveman' analogy... it makes EVERYBODY look like a caveman.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_6c3c2216	comment	Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius: The kids apparently manage to travel 3 million light years in what amounts to about a day.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_6e1d5f36	comment	Farscape has all three; "Hetch Drive" is dirt cheap and available to everyone, "Starburst" is available to Leviathans such as Moya, but wormholes - which act as a metadimensional Portal Network - can only be utilized with the assistance of Sufficiently Advanced Aliens, which they don't give lightly for really good reasons.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_6fd416b6	comment	The whole plot of the anime short subject Voices of a Distant Star stems from the fact that the first United Nations space armada (where the protagonist serves) has faster-than-light drives but no means of faster-than-light communication. The dub very slightly implies that it's some kind of time dilation instead, because they failed to translate the newspapers, prominently displayed on the table, where headlines, basically, explain it all. (And, indeed, one newspaper's side-column contains the particularly mean-spirited revelation that FTL communication was actually invented shortly after the armada jumped out of range.)
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_700279ec	comment	The nature and possession of the Ring Drive is one of the main plot concerns of the sci-fi comic Drive (Dave Kellett). Humans didn't invent it, they copied it from a crashed alien ship. As a result, it's something of a Black Box to anyone other than the race that created it, but it seems to be a mix of Warp and Jump drives, making many tiny jumps along a path in such a way that you still need to worry about navigational hazards or pursuit. One of the Makers who do know how it works called it a "Singularity Drive".
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_70814599	comment	Stargate SG-1: The gates themselves act as portals, generating wormholes between planets. Ships too large to fit through a gate usually travel through hyperspace. However Earth-made hyperdrives are the textbook examples of Tim Taylor Technology,note and Explosive Overclocking... due to their use of highly unstable Naquadria. Season 9 introduced supergates (really big stargate, needs a planet-mass black hole to power it) that were used to send ships from one galaxy to another quickly.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_7150de56	comment	The Jump Drive and Jump Gates enable this in Nexus Gate.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_72f19882	comment	The Flash and any speedster is able to run faster than light at any time he wishes. Special mention goes to his Rogues Gallery, who at some times at least can be even faster than him, most notable being Reverse-Flash. Even more extreme examples might be Godspeed and Black Racer.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_7393c0ce	comment	A lot of characters in Hellsister Trilogy have the power to travel faster-than-light, which they use to move quickly through time, space and even other dimensions: Supergirl, her Evil Twin Satan Girl, her Kryptonian boyfriend, Superman, Power Girl, Superboy, Mon-El...
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_73d7930f	comment	In Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, the planet Bajor is nearby the only known stable wormhole in the galaxy. It gives a portal between the Alpha Quadrant (where all the major players in the Trek universe live) and the Gamma Quadrant some 70+ thousand light-years away. Starships sometimes transit through this wormhole, though at relatively low velocities as can be seen from the apparent speed of ships entering and exiting the wormhole relative to nearby objects. There are various unstable wormholes, which shift endpoint from time to time, or may trap objects inside them. An early TNG episode featured a wormhole that was stable at one end but moved periodically at the other.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_7832b74c	comment	In Steven Universe, all Era 2 Gem spaceships seem to have this capability, by way of Warp drives. This allows them to cover in minutes distances that Era 1 ships would take decades to travel. It should be noted that Gems can't die of old age or natural causes, so technically they don't need it, but it certainly makes things much faster and practical. Pearl, for one, sees 70 years of space travel (not accounting for the trip back) as perfectly reasonable, forgetting the trip is to rescue Steven's dad, a human.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_7de8951a	comment	The role-playing game Traveller equipped its starships with the Jump Drive. In terms of this trope, Jump Drive was really a warp drive, moving ships through "jump-space" or "hyper-space." The catch? No jump could cover a distance of less than one parsec, so Jump Drives were useless for in-system travel. Also, the time spent in jump-space was independent of the distance travelled. Each jump lasted about one week (subjective and objective times were the same), no matter how far one jumped. Some of this was changed in later editions: You could travel less than a parsec; the jump still takes about 168 hours. However, you retain your speed-vector when you arrive, so you actually continuously accelerate to the point where you jump, and decelerate upon arrival, which burns a lot of fuel. And even more fuel if your calculation isn't perfect and you need to adjust the course. And still more fuel is used by the jump itself. And you need to be about 100 diameters away from a body because of gravitation (which would make for a safe jump 1,274,000 km away from Earth, somewhat more than 3 times the distance to the Moon). And due to the fact that in the Traveller-universe normally only one planet per system is interesting, this isn't really useful in most cases.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_81692f99	comment	Star Trek uses 'warp drive', which actually shunts part of a vessel's mass into subspace, then causes 'ripples' in subspace, which the vessel then 'surfs' on. The vessel itself remains stationary, and the space around the ship is shifted. See this link for more information. In Star Trek: The Motion Picture, Kirk claims that going to warp within a solar system is a risky proposition only ever attempted in emergencies. Wormholes also exist, but are extremely unstable and unpredictable. While this explanation is backed up by supporting materials, no explanation this technical is ever given on-screen, though a ship propelled by a drive system which is described in very similar terms (in "New Ground") is emphatically not a warp drive. It has also been explained in later series that older designs of warp drives are capable of damaging subspace at higher speeds. The Intrepid Class was one of the first ship classes designed to avoid causing this problem, along with subsequent ships, although it is implied that older ships were eventually refit to mitigate this. One fun fact: in the pilot episode it was referred to as 'Time Warp' and 'breaking the time barrier', suggesting that the drive had some sort of time distorting effect rather than anything to do with subspace. This was dropped by the time they made the second pilot episode. Interestingly, a conversation between the ship's navigator and one of the (illusory) survivors of a crashed ship in the first pilot suggests that the Enterprise is one of a few new ships that "broke the time barrier" but that older Drives involve time dilation. Obviously later Star Trek contradicted this by introducing Zephram Cochrane, the inventor of Warp Drive, a 21st century human. The Federation itself was born thanks to warp drive. When Zefram Cochrane invented and tested humanity's first warp-capable ship, a ship of Vulcans detected it and decided to make First Contact. The reason Omega Particles are deemed so dangerous that the Federation is willing to ignore the Prime Directive to prevent them from appearing is that an unstable exploding Omega Particle (Omega Particles almost never remain stable for longer than a nanosecond) will permanently damage subspace (which makes warp travel impossible) in a region the size of a Borg Fleet. If this happened enough times, warp travel would become impossible and galactic civilization would be ruined. What makes things worse is that people still try to create them anyway because even a single stable Omega Particle could provide unlimited power. It's demonstrated in Star Trek Into Darkness that two ships flying alongside each other at warp speed can see and fire upon each other as though they were moving at sub-light speeds—debris and unfortunate crewmembers get left behind compared to the ships but are still traveling at FTL speeds—and a ship can be violently knocked out of warp if it strays too far off course, forcing it to instantly decelerate once it re-enters regular space even if its warp drive is still engaged.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_8287574b	comment	In Tank Vixens the "Credibilty Drive" relies on the crew being gullible enough to warp the universe. It's really just a dressed-up VCR that plays a video of hyperspace lines on the monitors followed by their destination. However, when a tape of Gone with the Wind is played by accident they end up Trapped in TV Land.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_83551418	comment	In A Force of Four, villain Badra and her Kryptonian allies use their faster-than-light flight to quickly fly between Earth and Mars over and again. Power Girl is the only hero who can equal their speed.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_876ac9fe	comment	Among the Chosen requires psychic operators connected with hypertech for FTL travel.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_87e00d8e	comment	Starfire in Teen Titans (2003) is apparently capable of achieving faster-than-light speeds by herself, if her planet-hopping in "Transformation" is anything to go by. Of course, in the first episode aired (third in production order), she and Robin are just finishing a conversation on this subject as they enter the living room. Then again, this is the DC Universe, so that little tidbit isn't exactly very secret.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_880640ea	comment	The gods from Beyond the Impossible canâ€™t travel faster than light, so they really need those starships. Except Hermes, who can teleport wherever he wants and is even called â€œthe god who makes travel distances meaninglessâ€�.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_896000a5	comment	In Moscow â€” Cassiopeia, they manage to achieve this when the local troublemaker accidentally sits on the controls, traveling a 200+ year journey in less than a minute. The people on Earth have 27 years passing normally, except for being unable to contact the ship the entire time. It is suggested they entered some form of subspace, hyperspace, or â€œtachyon spiralâ€�. However in real life physics, that's exactly what you get when you travel at a very relativistic but still subluminal speed.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_8ac4e993	comment	Generally not present in Gundam due to the franchise's more "realistic" take on science fiction, but the idea has popped up a few times: The ∀ Gundam as well as its protypes like the Testbed Turn A are capable of instantaneous teleportation, generally over short distances around Earth to Moon. The FTL system could also be used to replace weapons and bringing in ammunition according to background material. The prequel Wind of the Moon manga reveals that the main city of the Moonrace is built on a gigantic ancient interstellar ship and they are trying to salvage usuable tech. Luckily for the Earthlings 99% of the ship has decayed but the 1% left has advnaced tech such as artificial gravity but most importently a transfer gate which is activated connecting to somewhere outside of the solar system which freaks out the Moonrace but worse an Eldritch Abomination which appears to be a gooey mass peaks out from the portal but the gate is finally closed and the entity remains a mystery Gundam 00 first introduced FTL with the 00 Raiser which can teleport around extremely short distances but the function was not intentional and the teleportation was a total accident. The 00 Raiser's successor, the 00 Qan[T], was then designed to use this for full-scale faster than light travel and is fully capable of interstellar travel. The same system was installed in the ship Sumeragi and mass produced Sakibure MS. The alien ELS also have their own type of FTL The Universal Century entirely rely on STL ships however as shown in Gundam NT newtype powers allow the law of physics to be bent to allow the Phenex to travel at or higher than the speed of light among other weird powers There is a little known manga called Enhanced Human Tale: MAD WANG 1160 which is supposedly in the far future of the Universal Century in UC 1160 although its more of an Alternate Timeline. Mobile Suits have been replaced by mecha called Armed Material and nanomachines are everywhere. FTL is achieved by warp drives which can even be fitted to Armed Material and Humans have built a galactic civilization. However the old cycle repeats and its Earth vs Colonies again but this time on an interstellar scale. It is notable for introduction of concepts such as Nanomachines and FTL.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_8bd2ee90	comment	In the I Am Weasel episode "The Magnificent Motorbikini", the titular vehicle travels faster than the speed of light and eventually propels Weasel and Baboon into another dimension.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_8bf307b3	comment	The Disney Mouse and Duck Comics have a few versions, though they rarely go in detail: Super Goof, being a parody of Superman with powers to match, is occasionally shown flying through interstellar distances with ease. He just rarely bothers because he normally has no reason. The Time Machine series once introduced a teleportation technology, essentially a version of the time machine that moves objects in space with a temporal variance of a fraction of a second in the future. A few alien races have it, and professor Marlin, inventor of the time machine, developed his own version... Only to mothball it because if the experiment failed in a way he couldn't understand then the world is even less capable of handling it. Gyro has occasionally made FTL ships with such ease Donald would later take Casual Interstellar Travel for granted. A few, developed for Scrooge, used Dollarite and its improved version Super Dollarite, a fuel made from dollars on Scrooge's reasoning that "If money moves the world then a fuel made out of cash can move a rocket better than conventional fuel" (it actually worked, much to Donald and the Triplets' shock). Both Rebo and the Jovians have extremely advanced FTL technology, with the Jovians casually moving through the solar system and Rebo's ships being able to attack Jupiter from Saturn with ease. The ultimate example came when Rebo was hit by the Virtual Duck, Jupiter's ultimate jamming and perception-altering weapon, and not only he accidentally moved his flagship from near Jupiter to close to the Sun in seconds, the Virtual Duck even made him mistake the Sun for Earth and he didn't suspect anything was wrong until his ship started melting. Paperinik New Adventures examples: Most ships use some form of Alcubierre Drive, usually referred to as "warp", even to move inside solar systems, as space is indeed enormous (and Donald, used to Casual Interstellar Travel thanks to Gyro, was surprised when One pointed this out). Notably this doesn't mean they have FTL sensors or communications, and in fact most races have neither (only the Evronians and the En'to'mek have developed either with anything but very short range). For larger distances there's a Portal Network, important enough all spacefaring races (including apparently dangerous races as the Evronians and the En'to'mek) respect them as neutral. Misuse or incompetence can result in extreme danger, to the point that when one of the few factions that don't respect their neutrality seized a portal node they accidentally connected the system to the Sol System and endangered both systems, resulting in the collective spacefaring races hiring Colonel Neopard to free it without any one of them taking control and breaking its neutrality for even a second. The Evronians, being space nomads and extremely warlike, normally stay away from the network... And have developed the habit of building ships the size of a small moon to cross greater distances, even having turned the moon of their original homeworld in a spaceship, and doing the same to Earth in a Bad Future. They do it periodically, as whenever their numbers grow beyond their ability to prevent a civil war they create a new emperor, put him and half their population on the new planet, and send them away to make a new Evronian Empire somewhere else. Xadhoom can cross interstellar distances through unknown means, explicitely much faster than with warp drives. It works only for her because she accidentally gave herself godlike powers and, being the best astrophysicist of a planet that highly prizes science, was intelligent and knowledgeable enough to figure out how.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_8dd4a32c	comment	In an Al Brodax Popeye cartoon, Popeye is recruited to spend sixty days in a space capsule by himself in an effort to gauge how long he can sustain himself without going crazy. The capsule gets doused within with aerosol spinach, causing it to blast off into space so fast (sixty times as normal, says one of the scientists) it causes earth time to go backwards.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_8ebf0402	comment	Westward: The eponymous Cool Starship travels through Escherspace (named after Maurits Cornelius Escher), which functions as a variety of Jump Drive. It is a Black Box technology that no-one quite understands, except for the mysterious alien Phobos. As a result, some characters prefer to think of it as a kind of magic. While an Escherspace jump itself is nearly instantaneous, many weeks of travel using conventional engines are still required as part of every trip, to ensure that the ship is at a safe distance from any massive astronomical body — if used carelessly, Escherspace jumps can release enough energy to alter the orbits of nearby planets. During a jump, everyone aboard must take shelter in special "normalization booths"; the author has stated that this "creates a good separation between travel that's normal â€” adhering to the laws of physics â€” and travel that's abnormal, unnatural, and dangerous."
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_905cf99c	comment	Similarly, in the The Fifth Element we see a commercial starship that "jumps to lightspeed" in order to travel to another solar system, and like the Alien films, they put the passengers to sleep during the voyage. Also the mass of evil manages to travel from another solar system to Earth in just 2 hours. Mind that the heroes also manage to arrive to Earth from lightyears away just a little earlier... The sleeping-while-in-hyperspace thing is Hand Waved as being "for your comfort," so perhaps in the Fifth Element 'verse Hyperspace Is a Scary Place for the conscious mind? Though the crew, Ruby Rhod, and Cornelius seem unaffected. Or the company operating the spaceship was too cheap to include consumables for passengers for a flight of a few hours.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_90e2f673	comment	The BattleTech universe features JumpShips capable of somehow creating and magnifying a 'rip' in the fabric of space-time and thereby jumping distances up to thirty light years in an instant...but which are otherwise generally (there are exceptions) only equipped with station-keeping drives that allow them to hold their position at the jump point while recharging, a process that generally takes a week or more. (Occasionally an enterprising military leader will arrange for faster travel by setting up a 'command circuit' with passengers and cargo transferring to a new and fully charged JumpShip immediately upon arrival, possibly several times in succession.) The Kearny-Fuchida Drive is highly sensitive to local gravity gradients and thus not generally usable within several astronomical units of something as massive as a star, though suitably daring crews can take advantage of "pirate points" (or LaGrange Points in other parlance) in the system, where the presence of other celestial bodies results in their respective gravitational influences cancelling out just right, to jump in closer than that. (Incidentally, the vast void of interstellar space is in theory perfectly safe to jump around in. One reason this isn't usually done, aside from the obvious one of no crew wanting to casually risk even a hypothetical drive failure stranding them light-years away from any human help all by themselves, is that most ships' primary method of recharging their K-F drive depends on solar sails...)
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_996edf24	comment	Wonder Woman: Wonder Woman (1942): While Diana generally uses the teleportation device Paula invented the Saturnians explicity have ships capable of faster than light travel, as Diana and Steve Trevor steal one to get back home after being abducted. Wonder Woman (1987): Diana and Natasha end up lost very far from home after the modified New God tech Di was using to save Natasha from the space station is sabotaged and sends them flying out of the Milky Way into space, where they end up in Sangtee Empire territory.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_9b38e5f3	comment	It is the subject of Interstellar, where humanity ventures on a newly discovered wormhole.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_9fb9bec4	comment	Outsider: Ships travel faster-than-light using a hyperspace jump drive note so-named in-universe; in this trope's terms, it's actually a hyperdrive which nearly instantaneously propels them to their destination via positive (+)hyperspace. A successful jump requires precise alignment and calculations, as vessels cannot direct themselves in hyperspace and are completely reliant on the speed and direction imparted by their launches, and any misstep usually leads to the loss of the ship. Jumping is only possible between neighbouring star systems — attempting to "jump over" a star is essentially impossible due to its gravity affecting the ship — and conventional intra-system space travel is required to move between the best launching-off points. Travelling a distance of approx. 200 light years in this way takes weeks or months. The author provides an in-depth explanation of how FTL works in this universe on a special page.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_a03824e8	comment	The DCU uses this every so often. Green Lantern: Kyle Rayner has traversed the entire universe in a span of a few months, as well as traveling back and forth between Oa and Earth multiple times. Other Lanterns -especially Hal Jordan- have done the same, but not nearly as much as Kyle has. The Zeta Beam is primarily Adam Strange's method of FTL travel. In the New Gods there's the Boom Tube Gauntlet, that allows instantaneous travel to planets as far away as Apokolips and New Genesis. The Flash and any speedster is able to run faster than light at any time he wishes. Special mention goes to his Rogues Gallery, who at some times at least can be even faster than him, most notable being Reverse-Flash. Even more extreme examples might be Godspeed and Black Racer. Superman and his Kryptonian family routinely could fly faster than the speed of light between the late Golden Age through the end of the Bronze Age, usually to travel across space. Said ability was also used (similar to the Flash's means) to allow them to travel through time. Post-Crisis, Superman was usually limited to sublight speeds, though writers began to ignore this early on and write stories where he flies across vast distances of space without anyone on Earth noticing an absurdly-long absence. An 80s Superboy story shows him making use of a wormhole early in his career to fly across space. In another 80's story, "Blackstar", Supergirl takes one day to make her way to Earth from the center of the universe. Similarly, Kal-El's ship that brought him to Earth was equipped with a warp drive engine. Wonder Woman: Wonder Woman (1942): While Diana generally uses the teleportation device Paula invented the Saturnians explicity have ships capable of faster than light travel, as Diana and Steve Trevor steal one to get back home after being abducted. Wonder Woman (1987): Diana and Natasha end up lost very far from home after the modified New God tech Di was using to save Natasha from the space station is sabotaged and sends them flying out of the Milky Way into space, where they end up in Sangtee Empire territory.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_a15c03fd	comment	In Starfinder, set thousands of years into Pathfinderâ€™s future, the newly ascended machine goddess Triune provided the specs to a purely technological FTL called â€œDrift Driveâ€� that goes through a new plane of existence called The Drift and can take a ship anywhere in the galaxy in less than a month. Locations with Drift beacons built by the church of Triune can be reached in a couple weeks and Absalom Station, with the Starstone at its core, can always be traveled to in a week or less. However each jump pulls a small piece of another plane into the Drift and thereâ€™s a chance the ship will run into angry Outsiders, especially when jumping into deep space.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_a183d57f	comment	Many of the staff writers on Futurama have physics qualifications, so they felt uncomfortable allowing spaceships to travel faster than light. Instead, with one exception which was used for a physics joke, they had scientists increase the speed of light. In the same episode where lightspeed was mentioned to be greater, the ships are said to move the universe around themselves. One of the Comedy Central episodes had the Professor outfit the Planet Express ship with a short-range "dimensional drift" jump drive that took it through the fourth dimension.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_a1970a85	comment	Fading Suns: Travel between solar systems is accomplished through a network of Jumpgates left behind by the Ur. No other method is possible, since any ships traveling through interstellar space is inevitably eaten by Daemons and Void Krakens. Which of course raises the question of how the Gates got there in the first place.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_a2a386c9	comment	One of the central tenets of the Orion's Arm setting is the absence of FTL — except for wormholes. These are big, expensive, must be deployed to the desired destination at speeds much slower than light before they can be used, and need to be traversed carefully lest the traveller be crushed by g-forces. They must also be located in "asymptotically flat spacetime", that is, a minimum of something like 100AU from the nearest star. That's a hell of a long way (as a sense of scale, Pluto varies between ~29 AU and ~48 AU from our sun). Although theoretically a single wormhole could bridge tens of lightyears, you're still going to take several weeks at least to get from the wormhole to anywhere interesting (and vice versa) using even the best sublight engine technology generally available to humans. A lot of the time it's just easier to go the long way (and since most life-forms and/or AI are effectively immortal anyway, time isn't as pressing an issue as it seems). The main reason a hard sci-fi setting includes wormholes is that they're an Acceptable Break from Reality — you can't really have the interstellar civilizations the setting is built around without some form of faster-than-light infrastructure, so the writers went with the most realistic alternative they could find. Because modern science has yet to demonstrate that wormholes are impossible, OA considers them fair game. Causality is protected in the OA universe - if you try to build a wormhole system that can form a closed timelike curve (i.e. allow time travel) the wormholes undergo something called Visser collapse. Given that this destroys both mouths of the wormhole and, from a distance, could be mistaken for a small supernova, you do not want to be within a couple of lightyears of a wormhole if this happens. Most of the wormholes used in Orion's Arm are actually comm-gauge wormholes - microscopic wormholes used to send data but not big enough to send anything material through. These are significantly easier to manufacture and more stable than wormholes ships can pass through, which require enormous resources to build and maintain. They can also be located much closer to gravity wells than traversable wormholes. You still don't want to be standing close by if one collapses though...
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_a4d30e29	comment	Binary Stars: The Falconer is explicitly mentioned to have a warp drive.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_a8d6bd09	comment	In Superman of 2499: The Great Confrontation, Superman's ability to travel faster than light lets him build a base near from Jupiter which he and he alone can reach easily.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_ac8b90f5	comment	The Void Engineers of Mage: The Ascension had jump drive technology that was incredibly finicky to use. Odds were that a ship using it would leave pieces behind just as often as it came through intact.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_ae72072e	comment	The technology is present in the Registry of Time universe, although not as fast as some other examples. In one story it takes 20 years to reach a destination.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_afeeacf6	comment	This is weaponized in The Force Awakens. The super cannon can fire through hyperspace, removing the need to send a Death Star flying about the galaxy.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_b0c4c6b3	comment	Star*Drive: The titular Star Drive allows faster than light travel. How does it work? It just does.note It uses a ship's gravity drive to generate a black hole to get into or out of drivespace, according to the description in the Alternity rulebooks.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_b11e29d2	comment	In Outlaw Star, as a clever nod to science fiction's past, the "sub-ether" drive is powered by a "Munchausen reactor". This is a type of hyperdrive.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_b373a206	comment	Green Lantern: Kyle Rayner has traversed the entire universe in a span of a few months, as well as traveling back and forth between Oa and Earth multiple times. Other Lanterns -especially Hal Jordan- have done the same, but not nearly as much as Kyle has.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_b3a1309e	comment	NatOne Productions's story-line Denazra both invokes and averts this trope. A gate network of artificial wormholes allows FTL travel between settled worlds, but there is no other known way to travel faster than the speed of light. When the Coalition wants to recruit a new species to join the fight against the denazra, they have to send space ships on lengthy journeys across the interstellar gulf.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_b576fa4d	comment	Averted in Friendship is Optimal. It takes a long time for Celest-A.I.'s probes to reach nearby star systems/galaxies in order to harvest their resources. As an immortal A.I. this doesn't bother her in the slightest, and she already has plenty enough resources to run Equestria adequately in the meantime.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_b6886bfd	comment	It's demonstrated in Star Trek Into Darkness that two ships flying alongside each other at warp speed can see and fire upon each other as though they were moving at sub-light speeds—debris and unfortunate crewmembers get left behind compared to the ships but are still traveling at FTL speeds—and a ship can be violently knocked out of warp if it strays too far off course, forcing it to instantly decelerate once it re-enters regular space even if its warp drive is still engaged.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_bc274933	comment	In 3-2-1 Penguins!, the Rockhopper, the Penguins' spaceship, has the ability to travel to distant planets in only a few hours.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_bcadd7cb	comment	Warhammer 40,000: The most common form of FTL is achieved by traveling through the Warp, a nightmarish dimension where the thoughts and emotions of sentient creatures give rise to dark gods and hordes of gibbering monstrosities. As such, ships require force fields to (hopefully) keep the crew from being eaten by daemons during Warp-jumps, and it takes members of a caste of psychic mutants called Navigators to pilot ships through the Immaterium. Since the Warp doesn't obey the laws of physics, vessels traveling through it move much faster than they would in realspace, but the exact ratio is fluid - sometimes a day in the Warp is equal to just under two weeks' travel in the material universe, while in other cases starships are lost for thousands of years, or emerge before they've left. Some charts even indicate that it's faster to travel across the galaxy than it is to hop to an adjacent sector. Further complicating matters are "currents" or "storms" in the Warp that can displace or destroy vessels, and unfortunately the only navigational aid is a psychic beacon on Holy Terra powered by the souls of thousands of psykers, which has been known to flicker and dim on occasion. It's no surprise that other races have found alternatives to this form of travel. The Eldar have the Webway, a Portal Network that links points in realspace by tunnels through a dimension somewhere between the Warp and reality; however, this network is ancient and decaying, making some passages unusable or dangerous, while the Eldar's evil counterparts have built an entire civilization within it. The Tau, who lack a real psychic presence and therefore cannot fully enter the Warp, use special drives to briefly "dip" into it to boost themselves forward, which though much slower than proper Warp travel is much safer. The Tyranid hive fleets use a special bio-ship capable of slingshotting the fleet through space by harnessing a planet's gravity well, and the swarm typically goes into hibernation during the trip between systems. The Necrons use inertialess drives and large-scale teleportation technology eons more advanced than other races' FTL. And the Orks... use the Warp anyway, because either the metal teeth they've riveted to their ships' hulls will scare the daemons off, or they'll have a pretty entertaining fight on the way to their next conquest.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_bdbcdadf	comment	In Neither a Bird nor a Plane, it's Deku!, Kal-El's spaceship is equipped with a powerful warp drive that allowed it to arrive on Earth shortly after his birth. It is also the reason why it was able to land on Earth at all, as Alan Scott would have blasted it out of the sky otherwise.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_bdf7310a	comment	Phaeton has photon drives, which are described as the perfect FTL device.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_bef4b763	comment	The Lost in Space film has the Robinson family ship equipped with a hyperdrive. However, it's impossible to set a destination without using a set of gates that guide a ship at FTL. Their original plan is to travel the slow way to the planned colony and build a receiving gate there for subsequent ships to travel to via FTL. It doesn't work out for them.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_bff8ee28	comment	In A Prize for Three Empires, the Starjammers and every alien empire use FTL drives to zip across the galaxy. Jean Grey and Carol Danvers as Phoenix and Binary, respectively, can zip across the cosmos under their own power.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_c06a9c1c	comment	The Lightfold Drive in Final Space allowed starships (including smaller spaceships, and even eject pods) to go from one part of the galaxy to another in a matter of minutes. Usually involves spinning the Lightfold Drive at hyperspeed, this works by having the Drive "bend" the light it emits at a speed so fast, it literally bends the gravity and space it occupied, immediately propelling the ship to its destination. This is accompanied by the colorful spinning vortex of light every time the ship "lightfolds", and is noted that the "light" in the Lightfold Drives can vaporizes anything it touches at full charge. Season 2 introduces a second method called Drop Drive, which is even faster.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_c0aa8ea9	comment	The starship Destiny from Stargate Universe seems to use a different method of travel that is slower/faster than normal hyperspace travel as the plot demands. The characters don't know much about it, so they just call it FTL.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_c35747a3	comment	The Jenkinsverse has two main types of FTL: Apparent Linear Velocity (ALV) drive: effectively an Alcubierre Drive with the most dangerous drawbacks fixed. Its velocity is measured in kilolights (and in one case, a megalight), but there is a significant buildup of static energy Ã¡'la Mass Effect that has to be discharged into gas giants. On cleared lanes this buildup is significantly smaller, effectively creating Hyperspace Lanes. Corti sealed drives are a significantly more efficient and faster version of the ALV-drive. How this is achieved is a highly guarded secret. Wormholes need a beacon on both ends to work, but the displacement is instantaneous. The rest of the galaxy mainly uses it to relocate space stations, but humans have enthusiastically integrated it into their space combat doctrine. Humans, not being satisfied with the available choices, found a third way in the form of jump arrays. These are capable of jumping a volume of space to a similarly sized array anywhere in the galaxy.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_c43df4d8	comment	Doctor Who: The TARDIS usually simply "materialises" at one location or another in space and time (sometimes even where it's meant to). It's also been observed to fly in normal space at the speed of plot, although this isn't as cheap on the effects budget. Travel outside our universe is also not unheard of. A fact which has been lampshaded by the Doctor himself on more than one occasion. The TARDISes are literally aeons ahead of any other ship type anywhere, ever. To put this in perspective, the Doctor's TARDIS was already a museum piece when he first acquired it hundreds of years ago, and it's still "the technology of the gods" compared to almost anyone else. After all, the Time Lords were "the oldest civilisation" who had "turned time travel into a game for children" before humans had discovered the wheel; they also developed effectively unlimited teleportation technology "when the universe was less than half its present size". It's been implied several times in the show (and outright stated by the expanded universe) that the reason the Doctor's TARDIS looks comparatively primitive, with its reliance on mechanical switches and levers and tendency towards steampunk clunkiness, is a combination of the Doctor's preferred "desktop theme" and because it just makes it easier to interact with. It seems that there are other methods of faster than light travel in the universe. Hyperspace is mentioned occasionally, as is warp drive. The Slitheen used a more exotic slipstream engine.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_c6482e0b	comment	Journey into Space: Space travel is limited to the inner planets and takes a very long time, until the Time Travellers show up in Journey to the Moon / Operation Luna.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_c6f7e804	comment	Blake's 7 gave the Federation "Time distort" drives, which appear to be a kind of warped space drive. The Liberator and Scorpio both employed even more exotic propulsion systems whose principles were different and unknown. However, the show never really made a big deal of these mechanics.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_cbad9b62	comment	In Legend of the Galactic Heroes, faster-than-light travel is achieved via "warp drives", which actually function more like "jump" drives.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_cf3e7a82	comment	Superman and his Kryptonian family routinely could fly faster than the speed of light between the late Golden Age through the end of the Bronze Age, usually to travel across space. Said ability was also used (similar to the Flash's means) to allow them to travel through time. Post-Crisis, Superman was usually limited to sublight speeds, though writers began to ignore this early on and write stories where he flies across vast distances of space without anyone on Earth noticing an absurdly-long absence. An 80s Superboy story shows him making use of a wormhole early in his career to fly across space. In another 80's story, "Blackstar", Supergirl takes one day to make her way to Earth from the center of the universe. Similarly, Kal-El's ship that brought him to Earth was equipped with a warp drive engine.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_d109f322	comment	Andromeda uses slipstreams, a kind of portal drive, which requires a human pilot —well, an organic lifeform, anyway (a computer can only navigate slipstreams accurately if it has access to a one-of-a-kind perfect and complete map of all slipstreams, or the willingness to use less savory tactics) and is described as "not the best way to travel faster than light, just the only way". The series is also notable for having a complete lack of reliable FTL radio, meaning all messages have to be delivered by couriers. Background material mentions attempts at using slipstream to send messages, but packet loss was ridiculously high, and the attempts were abandoned.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_d20a9f64	comment	In The Pentagon War, "hyper holes" provide an FTL portal network. They are created by aiming two very expensive bombs directly at one other from two different star systems, and detonating them simultaneously — a difficult feat even for a whole government to pull off. At the time of the story, only 5 pairs of linked hyper holes exist.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_d461a59f	comment	The original 1978 Battlestar Galactica drive systems weren't FTL in the traditional warp style. In fact, they weren't really FTL at all. The writers simply didn't understand the difference between interplanetary and interstellar distances. Once, Adama ordered the Galactica to accelerate to the speed of light, but nowhere did they claim to exceed it... Not that accelerating a ship to the speed of light is any less impossible with physics as we know it.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_d461f757	comment	Battlestar Galactica: The new series uses jump drives, which require complex calculations, and can leave a ship hopelessly lost if a jump is mistimed. The use of jump drives is actually critical to the plot of the whole series - since sensors are limited to light speed, it is impossible to detect a ship as it jumps, allowing any ship to instantly escape from its pursuers, or to appear and attack without warning. It also seems to work from anywhere: ships often jump mere feet from a planet's surface immediately after lifting off, or in one notable case immediately before pancaking on the ground after an orbital burn-in. The Powers That Be tried to explain BSG's jump drives as non-FTL technology. Something about the ships not actually traveling faster than their normal speeds, but shortening the distance between the two points. However, this pretty much defines most drives in this trope - in that they aren't really moving you beyond light speed, but just make it so that you effectively are, usually using a wormhole/hyperspace/gravitational warping effect.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_d930a4c7	comment	Inverted in the Spelljammer D&D setting, where game designers made up their own cosmic structure and laws of physics ("Everything you know about space is wrong.") instead of trying to talk their way around our universe's. Even then, superluminal travel happens only out of "normal" space — in-sphere spelljamming speed is "merely" 100 mln miles/day (4,166,666.7 mph), so even "double spelljamming speed" (a very rare case) shouldn't cause visible blue/red shifts.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_d9c602eb	comment	In South Park, mankind accidentally discovers "warp speed" when Randy loads a piece of exotic matter stolen from the Large Hadron Collider on a toy car, which propels it outside the Earth at FTL speeds. Unfortunately by the end of the episode Earth is isolated from the rest of the universe.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_daff6a21	comment	In Yu-Gi-Oh! 5Ds, played straight in episode 145 after Yusei defeats Antinomy/Bruno they both end up being trapped within the black hole created earlier (which is itself impossible). After an emotional speech by Antinomy/Bruno, he proceeds to adjust his D-wheel and push it into Yusei's to gain enough escape velocity (also impossible once inside the event horizon) and/or open up a hyperdrive window. The title of the episode itself ("Faster than Light!") perhaps lampshaded this trope.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_dfd26620	comment	Lily C.A.T. still has the journey to their destination taking twenty years both ways, thus necessitating a Sleeper Starship.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_e081af79	comment	The Inexplicable Adventures of Bob!: The aliens have specifically stated that they do not have FTL. The Nemesites are extremely long-lived and do have ubiquitous relativistic-speed travel. Their empire's capital orbits a brown dwarf star "near" Earth's solar system note Yes, that Nemesis Star — hence, our solar system sees a lot of traffic. There are at least two inhabited worlds in our system besides Earth; Butane, an undetected world in the Kuiper Belt colonized by a prehuman Earth civilization (the dragons), and Fleen, an asteroid inhabited by Officer Zodboink's people (whether or not their race is native to Fleen has not yet been revealed).
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_e2fbdfeb	comment	Ernest Saves Christmas spoofs Star Wars's hyperdrive — Santa's sleigh is capable of travel that's a direct homage to the first jump to hyperspace scene in A New Hope.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_e324f2a7	comment	The Universal Century entirely rely on STL ships however as shown in Gundam NT newtype powers allow the law of physics to be bent to allow the Phenex to travel at or higher than the speed of light among other weird powers
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_e4732abc	comment	Stargate Atlantis had introduced the wormhole drive in the series finale. Apparently the Ancients have mounted an experimental drive system onto Atlantis that can generate a wormhole and cross interstellar distances in seconds. The downsides are that it uses insane amounts of energy and doing even a slight miscalculation will completely vaporize the ship. The follow-up novel Homecoming reveals that using the drive (not to mention the battle with the super-hive after) has resulted in heavy damage to the city's systems.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_e5c5bc22	comment	GURPS: Spaceships telescopes all FTL into two groups. First the Stardrive system which can be Jump or Warp and secondly the Jump Gate system which creates whatever the local equivalent of wormholes is and is a portal drive.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_e66a25a9	comment	The Rifts: Phase World expansion setting has FTL drives directly affected by gravity, with the drives' maximum speed increasing the fewer gravitational influences there are on the trip. This has the effect of making travel between three local galaxies just as fast as traveling through the galaxies themselves, since there aren't as many stars slowing you down on the way.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_e7a9c06c	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_e7a9c06c	comment	Paperinik New Adventures examples: Most ships use some form of Alcubierre Drive, usually referred to as "warp", even to move inside solar systems, as space is indeed enormous (and Donald, used to Casual Interstellar Travel thanks to Gyro, was surprised when One pointed this out). Notably this doesn't mean they have FTL sensors or communications, and in fact most races have neither (only the Evronians and the En'to'mek have developed either with anything but very short range). For larger distances there's a Portal Network, important enough all spacefaring races (including apparently dangerous races as the Evronians and the En'to'mek) respect them as neutral. Misuse or incompetence can result in extreme danger, to the point that when one of the few factions that don't respect their neutrality seized a portal node they accidentally connected the system to the Sol System and endangered both systems, resulting in the collective spacefaring races hiring Colonel Neopard to free it without any one of them taking control and breaking its neutrality for even a second. The Evronians, being space nomads and extremely warlike, normally stay away from the network... And have developed the habit of building ships the size of a small moon to cross greater distances, even having turned the moon of their original homeworld in a spaceship, and doing the same to Earth in a Bad Future. They do it periodically, as whenever their numbers grow beyond their ability to prevent a civil war they create a new emperor, put him and half their population on the new planet, and send them away to make a new Evronian Empire somewhere else. Xadhoom can cross interstellar distances through unknown means, explicitely much faster than with warp drives. It works only for her because she accidentally gave herself godlike powers and, being the best astrophysicist of a planet that highly prizes science, was intelligent and knowledgeable enough to figure out how.
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_e885c808	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_e885c808	comment	Spaceballs spoofs the aforementioned Star Wars with the Ludicrous Speed drive, which instead of the star trail line effect, creates a plaid effect around the ship and is often seen to overshoot its destination. The speed indicator lights showed another speed, "Ridiculous Speed", nestled in between Light Speed and Ludicrous Speed. One is given to wonder what would have become of our heroes in the Winnebago had Dark Helmet opted to chase them at only Ridiculous Speed. The heroes themselves user Hyper Jets to go into "Hyper-Active."
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_e9e2b5e9	comment	Starslip: Originally, the starslip drive worked as a jump drive that shifted the ship into a nearly-identical Alternate Universe where it was already at the desired location. Eventually it was discovered that one can, with sufficient slips, wind up in a substantially different timeline; this was the Starslip Crisis that gave the comic its original name. After narrowly escaping the destruction of the universe, the crew of the Fuseli end up in another one where the starslip drive has just been outlawed and replaced by the stellar superlinear propulsion (STARSLIP for short) drive, which exploits the fact that there's no shorter distance between two places than a straight line, by finding an even straighter line. This functions as a Warp Drive, rather than a Jump Drive.
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Starslip (Webcomic)	hasFeature	Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_e9e2b5e9
Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_eef6621b	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_eef6621b	comment	Event Horizon is about a spaceship whose main system of FTL apparently can't decide whether it wants to be a jump drive or a warp drive in terms of Techno Babble, but in practice, it turns out to be a hyperdrive that took its crew into a cosmic horror dimension that killed them all, and then came back... changed by the experience.
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Event Horizon	hasFeature	Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_eef6621b
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_ef076a36	comment	Star Trek: Voyager: As they were stranded on the other side of the galaxy, Voyager sought various means of getting home faster than possible using its (already highly-efficient) warp drive, ranging from transwarp and quantum slipstream technology, to a graviton catapult which can catapult a vessel across space in the time it takes to say "catapult a vessel across space." In the episode "Course: Oblivion", the duplicate Voyager succeeds in creating an enhanced warp drive that is capable of bringing them to the Alpha Quadrant in two years. Unfortunately, because that Voyager and its crew were made of "silver blood" from the Demon-class planet they had left, warp core radiation is proven to be Toxic Phlebotinum for them, causing them to demolecularize and ruining their chances of ever reaching their destination (or even letting the real Voyager know about their amazing discovery).
Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_ef076a36	featureApplicability	1.0
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Star Trek: Voyager	hasFeature	Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_ef076a36
Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_ef66bf	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_ef66bf	comment	Here There Be Monsters: Thanks to the Speed of Mercury, the Marvel Family can fly faster than light and reach Venus in under three hours.
Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_ef66bf	featureApplicability	1.0
Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_ef66bf	featureConfidence	1.0
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Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_f5fb62d9	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_f5fb62d9	comment	In The Neverending Story II, the evil empress Xayide and her minions go underground, while the narrator explains that they will be traveling at "at the Speed of Darkness, which is faster than light".
Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_f5fb62d9	featureApplicability	1.0
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The NeverEnding Story	hasFeature	Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_f5fb62d9
Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_f74b5f80	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_f74b5f80	comment	Babylon 5: The show allowed ships to travel faster than light using hyperspace, envisioned here as an alternate dimension in which travel is much more rapid. Most ships use a network of stationary Jump Gates which had been positioned throughout the galaxy, as while it's possible to fit a jump drive to starships the technology has two inherent limitations, extremely high power consumption (to the point only the Minbari, the Yolu, and the Centauri have even bothered to develop miniaturized jump drives), and the use of Quantium-40, an extremely rare material (never found in inhabited star systems, according to the Expanded Universe). Since everywhere almost everyone wants to go has fixed Jump Gates anyway, and anywhere that gets lots of traffic can have on installed readily enough, in practice only larger military vessels, special purpose ships (such as couriers, explorers, and ships that have to install Gates), and a very small number of luxury ships have Jump Drives. The First Ones, being far more ancient and technologically advanced than the Younger Races, have their own methods to enter hyperspace, almost invariably different from the vortex-generating jump drives used by the Younger Races. In fact only the Vorlon use the vortex... And not only are directly responsible for installing gates that the Younger Races would eventually discover and reverse-engineer, "The Lost Tales" reveals they have a superior method, quantumspace, that is much faster than hyperspace. The Interstellar Alliance has managed to install a quantum space drive on a simple ship, though at least this version is extremely disconcerting to the traveler. "Thirdspace" involves the discovery of an ancient gate to the formerly-unknown eponymous dimension, which initially looks like a faster version of hyperspace. Pity it happens to be inhabited by Eldritch Abominations bent on finding a way into our universe and destroying it. This one too was originally built by the Vorlon, who were barely able to close it and hide it away.
Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_f74b5f80	featureApplicability	1.0
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Babylon 5	hasFeature	Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_f74b5f80
Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_f95a1dc9	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_f95a1dc9	comment	Space 1889 is technically an aversion, but one article in Challenge magazine ("Science Marches On" in #68, for those curious) did in fact have an Ether Flyer based FTL drive as a high tier item for players to invent. It works simply by accelerating faster than light, and won't work within 10k kilometers of a planet (in addition to any other limitations the GM deigns to impose).
Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_f95a1dc9	featureApplicability	-1.0
Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_f95a1dc9	featureConfidence	1.0
Space 1889 (Tabletop Game)	hasFeature	Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_f95a1dc9
Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_fcf0b6c3	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_fcf0b6c3	comment	In Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers, two aliens give humanity access to a FTL device called the Hyperdrive in exchange for our help in vanquishing the series' Big Bad, the Queen of the Crown.
Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_fcf0b6c3	featureApplicability	1.0
Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_fcf0b6c3	featureConfidence	1.0
Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers	hasFeature	Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_fcf0b6c3

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Gall Force / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Gundam 00: A Wakening of the Trailblazer / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Lily C.A.T. / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Macross / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Space Battleship Yamato 2199 / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Space☆Dandy / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Space Runaway Ideon / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Starship Girl Yamamoto Yohko / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Stellvia of the Universe / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Wish Upon the Pleiades / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Sojourn (Audio Play) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Adam Strange (Comic Book) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Albedo: Erma Felna EDF (Comic Book) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Buck Godot: Zap Gun for Hire (Comic Book) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Green Lantern: Legacy (Comic Book) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Pouvoirpoint (Comic Book) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Superman (Phillip Kennedy Johnson) (Comic Book) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Scrameustache (Comic Book) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Wonder Woman (Charles Moulton) (Comic Book) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Yoko Tsuno (Comic Book) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Dan Dare (Comic Strip) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Aeon Entelechy Evangelion / Fan Fic / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Fractured / Fan Fic	seeAlso	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Neomorphs / Fan Fic / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
/SovereignGFC/Origins / Fan Fic	seeAlso	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Thousand Shinji / Fan Fic / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Tiberian Eclipse / Fan Fic	seeAlso	Faster-Than-Light Travel
A Prize for Three Empires (Fanfic) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Changeling Space Program & The Maretian (Fanfic) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Here There Be Monsters (Fanfic) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Kara of Rokyn (Fanfic) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Origins (Fanfic) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Superman of 2499: The Great Confrontation (Fanfic) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Keys of the Kingdom / Fan Fic / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Smeet Series (Fanfic) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Vampire of Steel (Fanfic) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Airplane II: The Sequel / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Alien: Covenant / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Aliens / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Captain Marvel (2019) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Close Encounters of the Third Kind / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Event Horizon / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Flight of the Navigator / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Men in Black: International / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Odd Squad: The Movie / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Serenity / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Spaceballs / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Star Trek: First Contact	seeAlso	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Supernova 2000 / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Black Hole / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Predator / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
2001: A Space Odyssey / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Dead Space (Franchise) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Halo (Franchise) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
StarCraft (Franchise) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Stargate-verse (Franchise) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (Franchise) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Warlock of Gramarye / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
VALKYRIE: Into The Heavens / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
A Boot Stomping a Human Face Forever / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
A Game of Universe / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
A Voyage to Arcturus / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
A Wrinkle in Time / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Aeon 14 / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Alexis Carew / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Alice, Girl from the Future / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Alien in a Small Town / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
All Tomorrows / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Alliance/Union / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Alouette / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Andromeda Nebula / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Aristoi / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Axiom's End / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Bill the Galactic Hero / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Blood of Stars / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Chanur Novels / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Childe Cycle / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
CoDominium / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Confederation of Valor / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Contact / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Count to the Eschaton / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Cyteen / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Darkover / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Death or Glory / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Doom / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Dune / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Dune Encyclopedia / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Excession / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Fine Structure / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Firebird Trilogy / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
First Flight Trilogy / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Flood / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Foreigner / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Foreigner (1994) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Hainish / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Heretics of Dune / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Horus Heresy / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Humanx Commonwealth / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
In Fury Born / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Jacob's Ladder Trilogy / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Known Space / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Last Legionary / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Last Son of Krypton / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Legend of the Galactic Heroes / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Legends of Dune / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Lensman / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Life Unlimited	seeAlso	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Marcus On The Brink Of Forever / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Matador Series / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Mission: Levity / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
My Teacher Is an Alien / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Nightflyers / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Noon Universe / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Nousphere	seeAlso	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Old Man's War / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Orthogonal / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Out of the Dark / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Paradise Lost / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Perry Rhodan / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Pinwheel (Series) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Planet of Fate / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
RCN / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Reborn as a Space Mercenary: I Woke Up Piloting the Strongest Starship! / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Revelation Space Series / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Ringworld / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Skylark Series / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Slingshot / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Spinneret / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Star Carrier / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Star Smashers of the Galaxy Rangers / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Starship Traveller / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Starship Troopers / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Starship's Mage / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Tau Zero / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Terran Confederacy / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Bulls Hour / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Culture / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Demon Princes / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Forever War / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Four Horsemen Universe / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Host / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Host (2008) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Icarus Hunt / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Locked Tomb / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Loneliest Girl in the Universe / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Machine That Won the War / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Machineries of Empire / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Magic School Bus / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Mote in God's Eye / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Nature of Predators / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Night's Dawn Trilogy / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Sirantha Jax Series / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Space Odyssey Series / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Space Trilogy / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Stars Are Cold Toys / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Stars, Like Dust / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Sun Eater / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Tripods / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Whisperer in Darkness / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Theirs Not to Reason Why / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
These Broken Stars / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
They're Made Out of Meat / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Time Enough for Love / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Tower and the Hive / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
VALKYRIE: Into The Heavens / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Wayfarers / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
White Scar Across The Firmament / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Wild Cards / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Young Wizards / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Zones of Thought / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
AVoyageToArcturus	seeAlso	Faster-Than-Light Travel
AdamStrange	seeAlso	Faster-Than-Light Travel
AstroEmpires	seeAlso	Faster-Than-Light Travel
DontGiveMeThatAltitude	seeAlso	Faster-Than-Light Travel
FasterthanLightTravel	sameAs	Faster-Than-Light Travel
HammerSpace	seeAlso	Faster-Than-Light Travel
ImmortalityProtocolCy-Fox	seeAlso	Faster-Than-Light Travel
NexusTheJupiterIncident	seeAlso	Faster-Than-Light Travel
PiersAnthony	seeAlso	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Rule of Cool	seeAlso	Faster-Than-Light Travel
StarDrive	seeAlso	Faster-Than-Light Travel
StephenDedman	seeAlso	Faster-Than-Light Travel
TheShipWho	seeAlso	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Dragon Ball Super (Manga) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Saint Seiya (Manga) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Toriko (Manga) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Toward the Terra (Manga) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Unleash the Archers (Music) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Tropes A to F / Real Life / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
We Are Our Adventuring Avatars / Role Play / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
A Shock to the System (Roleplay) (Roleplay) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Star Army (Roleplay) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Starpath (Roleplay) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Void Of The Stars (Roleplay)	seeAlso	Faster-Than-Light Travel
WALL•E Forum Roleplay (Roleplay) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
YellowApple	seeAlso	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Andromeda / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Another Life (2019) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Blake's 7 / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Cosmos / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Eureka / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Firefly / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Foundation (2021) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Lost in Space (2018) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Power Rangers in Space / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Star Trek: Voyager / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Starhunter / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Ark (2023) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Orville / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Genius: The Transgression (Tabletop Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Gramarie System (Tabletop Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Ironsworn: Starforged (Tabletop Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Lancer (Tabletop Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Mindjammer (Tabletop Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Planebreaker (Tabletop Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Renegade Legion (Tabletop Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Rocket Age (Tabletop Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Star Realms (Tabletop Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Starfinder (Tabletop Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Stars Without Number (Tabletop Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Sufficiently Advanced (Tabletop Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Captain Is Dead (Tabletop Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Stars Are Fire (Tabletop Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Traveller (Tabletop Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
2300 AD (Tabletop Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Trek	seeAlso	Faster-Than-Light Travel
ARMA (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Allegiance (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Allegiance (2000) (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Alligator Hunt (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Anachronox (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Artemis: Spaceship Bridge Simulator (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Battlestar Galactica Online (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Celestus (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Conway's Game of Life (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Dead Space (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Defender (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Descent (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Distant Worlds (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
EVE Online (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
EVERSPACE (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Elite (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Empire at War (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Escape Velocity (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Evolve (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
FTL: Faster Than Light (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Flashback (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Galaga (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Gradius (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Improbable Island (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Ixion (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Machines: Wired For War (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Marathon (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Marauders (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Master of Orion (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Nexus: The Jupiter Incident (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
No Man's Sky (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Out There (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Police Quest (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Rebel Galaxy (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Ring Runner: Flight of the Sages (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Seedship (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Shadow Empire (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Space Rangers (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Spore (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Star Citizen (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Star Control (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Star Fox 2 (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
StarMade (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Star Ruler 2 (Video Game)	seeAlso	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Star Trek: Starfleet Command (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
StarCraft (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Starfighter (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Stars! (1995) (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Starship Titanic (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Steredenn (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Sublevel Zero (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Sunless Skies (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
System Shock 2 (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Fermi Paradox (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Game of Life (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Last Starship (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Outer Worlds (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Powder Toy (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Wonderful 101 (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Titanfall (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Tyrian (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Ultima I (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
VGA Planets (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Vega Strike (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Void Crew (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
WildStar (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Wing Commander (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Wing Commander: Privateer (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
X-Wing (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Elite: Dangerous / Videogame / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Star*Drive (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Hate Plus (Visual Novel) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Starship Promise (Visual Novel) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Monkey Wrench (Web Animation) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Sojourn (Web Animation) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Isaac Arthur (Web Video) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Nat One Productions (Web Video) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Truncated Power Rangers (Web Video) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Among the Chosen (Webcomic) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Arthur, King of Time and Space (Webcomic) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Cosmic Scoundrels (Webcomic) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Crimson Dark (Webcomic) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Drive (Dave Kellett) (Webcomic) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Harbourmaster (Webcomic) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Leaving the Cradle (Webcomic) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Moumantai Motherfuckers (Webcomic) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Omens (Webcomic) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Outsider (Webcomic) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Spacetrawler (Webcomic) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Star Power (Webcomic) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Star Trek Federation Star Defense (Webcomic) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Starslip (Webcomic) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Adventures of Captain Starshield (Webcomic) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Orion's Arm (Website) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Lightyear / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Phineas and Ferb The Movie: Candace Against the Universe / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Ready Jet Go! Space Camp / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
SilverHawks / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go! / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Superman: The Animated Series / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Flight Before Christmas / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
The Intruder / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
3-2-1 Penguins! / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Totally Spies! / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Voltron: Legendary Defender / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
WALLâ€¢E / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Str.A.In.: Strategic Armored Infantry / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Undocumented Features / Fan Fic / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
fasterthanlighttravel	sameAs	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Tech Infantry (Tabletop Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Asura's Wrath (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Space Empires (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Star Ruler (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Sword of the Stars (Video Game) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel
Rezz & Co Bounty Hunters (Webcomic) / int_2af7961	type	Faster-Than-Light Travel

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