If you want to zip around the Milky Way, the speed of light is too slow, since the next closest star to Earth is four-and-a-half light years away.

Warp Bubbles Could Allow Faster-Than-Light Travel

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Warp Bubbles Could Allow Faster-Than-Light Travel

Warp Bubbles Could Allow Faster-Than-Light Travel