Warp speed...

im not sure if it has been built to roll there or to fly there?
maybe the aerodynamics of it are out of this world.

Dedo, wow! Is this real or fiction?

If a spaceship could be designed in such a way that it created a warp bubble, then the space in front of the ship would be compressed and the space behind would expand. This would result in space-time moving around the object, repositioning the ship without it actually moving.
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All the enthusiasts - I do appreciate the advances in science and technology but my questions are:
1. What have we achieved with all the space expeditions?
2. If we are looking to inhabit Mars, how feasible is that when a 2 minute space travel costs $1 million/person.
3. Why can't we use science and technology to make the inhabited places on earth worth living?
4. Why can't the fortune spent be diverted to housing projects and medicare for all.
I am not against any advancements in science, but don't we have other things to worry about on this planet. I am sorry, I am dumb when it comes to these things, but I think as a layman would.

@ Lukeon try perpendicular Tokamok fields. An X configuration in a pulsed array. Compress the K shells of trace O atoms down an orbit or two, then release the pulsation, as the other ring begins the next compression. You should (on paper anyway) get about 4x the energy used for each compression as the electrons spring back to the K orbit. The rotating but perpendicular magnetic fields generated by the Tokamok rings will enable the vessel to both swim and steer. At the same time the energies are sufficient to all a speed of greater than C which will not violate Einstein's predictions because the ship will create it's own bubble universe. So that while the velocity may be above C, not in this Universe. Two or three minor problems have halted production. 1) Shielding. The pressures and temperatures this engine produces are way hotter than any substance found on Earth can withstand for more than 1/10,000 second before turning to vapor. 2) steering blind Although in theory being in it's own universe makes the vehicle immune from collisions, experimentation has not been conducted and it is possible the kinetic energy produced by a vessel traveling at 4C hitting something may be akin to a new big bang. Likewise the math involving the interactions should a ship traveling at 4C intersect with a location in which a black hole is creating it's own doorway into a bubble universe, that math is still fuzzy.

@ vcindu, Mars is not an end goal. It is just a probable way station and a place where experiments possibly hazardous to life on Earth can be done, a better choice for an observatory, and convenient access to the incredibly rich mineral wealth of the asteroid belt, as well as easier access to the hydrocarbon (aka oil) rich atmosphere of Jupiter and Saturn.