TOP 10 FASTEST SCI-FI Spaceships

[@quigonjay9]

How would the Raza's blink drive fare from Dark Matter?

[@Tech_Planet]

It would be near the top of this list if I were to remake the video. I heard Dark Matter was canceled unfortunately :/

[@quigonjay9]

JD Rock It has Indeed been cancelled. Glad we got three seasons out of it which I didn't expect. New Star Trek coming in couple of weeks so all is well

[@jmfowler9062]

JD Rock unfortunate. I had high hopes for it.

[@DaveLukewski]

but still, according to the Mallozi´s blog and twitter, theres **slight** chance some studio or publisher (or whatever) will pick it up and continue the series.. mainly due the fan demand.

[@TheNefastor]

Dave Lukewski that would be awesome. I love the Android, she's the best character in the whole show.

[@PAblo-rd4rn]

"Space Ball One" reached ridiculous speed once...:)

[@steveb0503]

Ludicrous speed...

[@DangerousFat]

Ludicrous... Ludacris is a bad musical artist.

[@yves0010]

Honestly, I would add that in over the Prometheus due to how Star Trek Warp Drive works. Plus, Space Balls One went Plaid!

[@steveb0503]

DangerousFat D'oh! Corrected...

[@CaptPatrick01]

They went to plaid.

[@FirstNameLastName-gu1mu]

Amazon Prime can get there in 2 days

[@edrhew]

First Name Last Name nah 1 day

[@nonickname8292]

HA!!! This comment did not age well.

[@scottwestergren8344]

What about the star drive in the city of Atlantis (Stargate Atlantis) that transported the city/ship from the Pegasus galaxy to Earth instantaneously? THAT has got to be up on the list!

[@gatebuffles]

+Scott Westergren it wasnt instantaneously. they did use a wormhole drive in the last episode butnit was experiemental dangerous and power consuming. although if we were to list the ships with th strongest sheilds I would have to say Atlantis or other city ships would be near the top.

[@commandershepard2490]

Ye but i'd say he is right! As you can see Tardis is at P1. That means the criterics to be high in the list are to be a spacevehicle and to make far distances in short time. So, Atlantis used a wormhole engine for the "jump"....how could it not be in the list? Not at the top but faster than thors ship.

[@tesstickle7267]

Scott Westergren it was actually wormhole drive and it was from the void/edge of the milky way lol

[@huynhnguyenle5237]

Lewis Pollard That doesn't change the fact that it's pretty fast. Should have been on the list.

[@deadturret4049]

Im surprised the Daedalus from Stargate also didn't make the list, as in terms of speed it outclasses everything in star trek and star wars. Same with the other Tauri ships that got fitted with Asgard tech. Really a lot of this list could just be stargate,

[@schmittelt]

I'm really glad to see The Heart of Gold here. A little less technical but more fun.

[@Naekuh]

Stargate Atlantis city ship had a wormhole drive which could do galaxies in a single second at the end of the season. So id consider Atlantis in the top 3.

[@DaveLukewski]

wormhole drive on Atlantis is just deus-ex-machina plot device for last 2 episodes of the series

[@deadturret4049]

@The high ground Yeah. Considering the Destiny stargates existed millions of years before the milky-way or pegasus gate networks, it's not all that farfetched that they would figure out how to jump galaxies in a second

[@VergilTheLegendaryDarkSlayer]

@@deadturret4049 the ancients could've even gave them a vague push in the right direction

[@ZRStein]

You know what the fastest vessel is in the multiverse? The Big Rigs Truck.

[@seanberghoff2213]

Needs too much time to start up, but it could reach up to some number of undecillion miles.

[@1Schnellbachniko340]

👍

[@haikyudes879]

Zach Passmore with enough time, yeah.

[@Fella182]

going backwards

[@bagashadi8327]

*On reverse

[@Aetrion]

I've seen a fan theory that said that the Kessel Run slingshots around a black hole, so "making it in 12 parsecs" would mean how close you got to the black hole.The faster the ship the closer you can get without being sucked in.

[@CassCassCassime]

Unfortunately gravity can't exactly work when you're shifting through dimensions like suggested.

[@Aetrion]

Just An Everyday KZbinr Actually the way hyperspace works in Starwars is that solid objects in real space cast "mass shadows" into hyperspace that pull ships back into real space. That's why hyperspace can't go through nebulas and asteroid fields even though ships can go through those just fine in normal space. (They explain this in the Clone Wars show) It's also why you need to plot hyperspace jumps so that you don't go through any solid objects.

[@KrillLiberator]

It is definitely a reference to taking the shortest (and thereby ballsiest) route past a blockade.

[@robertheilmeier2671]

I can confirm your assesment, just what I recalled

[@TheTeufelPenguin]

A parsec is a measure of distance, not a measure of time.

[@VergilTheLegendaryDarkSlayer]

The replicators made apophis' mothership go from a segment in space the ship's computers didn't recognise back to the milky way in seconds, they made the ship go thousands of times faster than it usually can

[@MrHarhar777]

LEXX... The most powerful ship in the 2 universes. "The Lexx was created as a flagship for the Divine Shadow to use on a universe-wide cleansing."

[@kicsilaci]

In Star Trek they did manage to go at warp 10 in one of the episodes from Voyager. And while it is not exactly a ship, there is also Atlantis from SGA.

[@panhandler62]

Just to be a nerdy Mr. Picky; the Guild Highliners don't "move". They "fold space". This allows them to exist at more than one place at once. They then chose which location to collapse into. It's a similar (if less tongue in cheek) concept to the Heart Of Gold's "Infinite Improbability" drive.

[@Ben-qr2ti]

BORG CUBE Warp Speeds (TNG scale / Transwarp) : Normal Cruise : 9.67 (TNG Scale) Maximum : 9.987 (TNG Scale) Max Transwarp Speed : 9.999468 (TNG Scale equivalent factor) Transwarp speeds uncertain, but believed to be at least 20 times faster than maximum speed of Galaxy class starship

[@maxdefire]

In "Voyager" they've managed to build a shuttle capable of warp 10. Seems not appropriate to humans tho. Not mentioned about time travel ships like "Relativity".

[@eclipsewaves]

I can say The Axiom in Wall-E is 200X faster than the Borg Cube

[@DangerousFat]

The Delta Flyer from Star Trek Voyager attained infinite velocity, which means that it occupied all points in the entire universe simultaneously. Pretty sure nothing on the list is faster than that.

[@priestmorrison6564]

MAN, this was Awesome, Thank You

[@KAYSC3A]

Heart of Gold can move at infinity speeds

[@mackenziebeeney3764]

USS Prometheus could go Warp 9.99, which is 7,913 c, not 43,000. 43,000 would be like Warp 9.999, which is (effectively) impossible for a ship to go due to engine limitations and power requirements. Fitting TARDIS is first, it could be anywhere in the universe anytime, even before it left. Ultimate speed lol

[@Tech_Planet]

Perhaps the TNG calculator I used was wrong :/ I wanted to stick to federation (& protagonist ships) but Borg definitely had some of the fastest drives. Heh, the TARDIS always wins. Thanks for the comment!

[@ellesmerewildwood4858]

I don't remember where I read it or heard it but it was explained that warp 10 was unattainable because it was so fast you would be everywhere in the universe at the same time, so paradoxically, you would be unable to move because anywhere you wanted to go you would already be there. Or, at least it went something like that. I'm sure I'll be corrected. :o)

[@mackenziebeeney3764]

yeah, though you could get to warp 9.99999999999999999999999999999 though a shuttle was able to navigate at warp 10, thought that required a hyper--evolved human/lizard person

[@WakenerOne]

It depends on when in Trek lore you look. When I was a kid, the Warp Factor cubed x c was how fast you were going. Then at some point Gene Roddenberry stepped in and said that nothing could exceed Warp 10--despite the fact that there were episodes of TOS which explicitly stated otherwise. So everything about warp speed got retconned.

[@jordanbrancato7026]

Mackenzie Beeney going warp ten isn't impossible. also if someone were to look at Mr. Scotts transwarp drive and figure out what him did to it to make it not work we wouldn't need warp drive.

[@EternalBlade]

your voice and delivery made my brain swell.

[@markfisher6311]

Andromeda was pretty fast too. Had a slipstream drive. Another was the Event Horizon, had a gravity drive and fold space.

[@acmenipponair]

You have forgotton the "Raumschiff ORION" from the short series "Raumpatroille ORION". The ship is able to travel the 900 Parsec between the Earth of 3000 and the border of the earth imperial system in 2 weeks. this are 3000 light years, which means it has an operational speed of 76250 C ;) And when they get an Alpha Order and make an alert start, they can be even faster :D

[@hyzenthlay7151]

What about the Event Horizon? To Hell in an instant!!

[@Tech_Planet]

Heh, I thought about including it. That movie was great!

[@Sigusen]

I saw that movie alone, in an empty theater... it was terrifying.

[@greggg4011]

Didn't the Event Horizon use a gravimetric drive to rip a whole in space between two points and then fly through? Isn't that a stargate/wormhole, not a fast drive? Probably why slipstream drive wasn't included.

[@Gr33nOfGrundleburg]

Andrea Woodvine It's like Warhammer 40k.

[@MultiSpectra123]

Anything can go to Hell in an instant.

[@johncunningham4820]

So Glad you mentioned the T.A.R.D.I.S. The ONLY ship fast enough to arrive Before it Left .

[@StormsparkPegasus]

Very slight error on the Asgard ship from Stargate. "Thor's Chariot" was the name of the episode in which the ship was first shown, not the name of the ship itself. The ship's name was the Beliskner. It was also an older class of Asgard ship. There was a newer class, however the point of the new class was not to be faster, but to have more powerful weapons/shields, so it would probably still be at the same spot on the list.

[@Locomotor1979]

lol the o'neil jackson and the carter Asguard new ships at 3:27 SG1 series

[@joabel19711]

The Andromeda Ascendant seemed pretty fast

[@hobanagerik]

The series was set over three galaxies, so excluding the teleporting ships it's one of the fastest.

[@si2foo]

problem is they never stated how long it takes to travel in it or how it works

[@ramons8908]

They sort of did, in that it took a human to collapse probability waves, it did travel in time once too, when a being who could see all probabilities (Schrödinger's cat made into a living character) took control of it, before they dumped that idea and made her into the avatar of a living star.

[@davidvarnes7708]

Whether it did or not, the fact is that it went between multiple galaxies in a relatively short time frame. Meanwhile, any Federation ship (like the Prometheus) were on multi-year voyages to even cross one galaxy, such as Voyager who originally looked at a 70 year trip to get home. Andromeda would have done that between breakfast and lunch.

[@ramons8908]

David Varnes The ideas behind that show, and some others like the Babylon 5 universe and Star Hunter is so much more than the star trek universe ever was (platform for selling communism). Mainly killed by small budgets and not being marketed properly.

[@SPACETVnet]

Great list!

[@Matthew5654]

i would also say the Andromeda Ascendant for at least 5, but i agree with this list.

[@devastated_studios]

I love it when Star Wars fans try to reinvent the wheel. In all three of the original trilogy they referred to the Falcon making the "jump to light speed". Solo also says "She'll make .5 past light speed." clearly this was not some great algorithm. This was George Lucas not doing his home work as the so called, "fastest ship in the Galaxy", would take four hours to get to Pluto from Earth. Star Wars fans like to go back and retroactively explain the many Lucas missteps in defense of the property, the fact is, Lucas didn't care about accuracy or science, he was making a fantasy.

[@panhandler62]

The Orville would go about midway on this list, but this video was published before the Orville aired.

[@3123-c1q]

Heart of gold is #1

[@prodsiman9051]

Yes

[@shreambicamutyala5723]

Yeah

[@randomaccount501]

The Tardis isn’t necessarily faster in terms of speed, but it can warp time. Which means it can travel to somewhere and arrive yesterday, as they said in the video.

[@bubuwin745]

Yeah

[@YannisBang]

The Tardis can literally go today and arrive Yesterday So if you would time it then it would be -24 Hours

[@watcherzero5256]

The thing people never seem to get with the Millenium Falcon is that because of the way Hyperspeed works in that universe where you have to make multiple jumps sometimes tangentially to get around massive objects or Nebula because you cant pass through them then distance, the parsec, becomes very important. Its not really how fast you travel but the shortest (and most dangerous) route you can take which might involve flying dangerously close to something or making a course correction far away from a star system/shipping lane where you might be stranded without any hope of rescue if your engine failed.

[@donmackay9315]

Today, it seems that you’d have to include the uss Discovery, of the Star Trek franchise by the same name. With its spore drive, it seems to be able to get almost anywhere instantaneously.

[@bettyswunghole3310]

"...It can do the Kessel run in 12 parsecs and make it to .5 past light speed...". Now: this _might_ just be gibberish...

[@NathansWargames]

"Following that, the LEXX proceeds to the center of the Universe before being temporarily caught by the creature. Around the time that they encounter the spider, they are two days from the end of the Universe. The final scene is one day from the end of the Universe. Overall, this adventure may span as long as a week"

[@skygunner58203]

SO in regards to the Kessel Run stuff, the run wasn't measured by distance traveled in Hyperspace. It was measured by its travel in normal space. The falcon's computer was complex and fast enough that it only needed to remain in normal space for a total of 12 parsecs of travel before jumping into the next leg of its journey. here's the link for it: starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Kessel_Run

[@nikole2334]

What about Space Ball 1?

[@SaulOhio]

How fast, measured in multiples of C, is ludicrous speed?

[@MrCynan4812]

A ludicrous amount of multiples of C seems pretty self evident to me.

[@cylerner]

SANDURZ Light speed, too slow? HELMET Yes, we're gonna have to go right to ludicrous speed.

[@spoon4585]

They've gone into plaid

[@mohaimenal-ysari376]

Y

[@jeffvanmeter1330]

The UEN (United Earth Navy) Yamato (Space Battleship Yamato series). Utilizing the "Wave Motion Engine" the Yamato could "Warp Space;" essentially "Punching a hole" in the normal space/time continuum, creating its own wormhole. This allowed it to instantaneously traveling thousands of lightyears at a time. This allowed the Yamato and her crew to travel to the Greater Megellanic Cloud, over 21,000 light years away and back in less than 12 standard Earth months.

[@michaellambshead8236]

The TARDIS rocks for an out of commission ship

[@davecrupel2817]

If the Axiom can go 4,000,000,000C, that thing is capable of not only interstellar travel, But....inter- *galactic*

[@nathannatchevincent]

*Fastest* does not include time travel. Yes it would appear that the TARDIS is the fastest this way, however, based solely on speed and not a "cheaty method," the Heart of Gold is definitely the fastest fiction ship.

[@nitrokaiju]

So, you used to be one of the devs, correct?

[@rhorynotmylastname7781]

Xeelee nightfighters are faster than tardises

[@gim123playsgames4]

The ancient city ship in Stargate is faster than the Asgard travel ship at one point in managed to go from just outside the Pegasus Galaxy to Earth in seconds with a wormhole Drive

[@kurtpatterson6209]

The fastest ship is...imagination. It's not only the father of all these ships, it can take u to places that dont even exist. How many ships can travel to places that don't exist?

[@danmcbride1902]

If you watch the original Star Trek ,I can't remember the name of the episode it starred Lee Maryweather the original Enterprise went to warp 15 after she sabotage it.

[@navynightranger6517]

Admiral! "There Be Whales Here"!!

[@halloiamyou6450]

Spectacular Video, I loved it

[@Tech_Planet]

Thanks, it was a tricky topic to cover heh

[@vrikktion]

Han Solo was talking gibberish. It was put in as an early hint at the nature of his character which stuck but was misunderstood by many. The point is that a parsec is a measurement of distance not time, so what Han says makes no sense.

[@kanphot7582]

Omg I love the narrators voice lol

[@yoboyrob201]

Atlantis from stargate Atlantis. It’s a city ship. At the end of the series we found out it had a wormhole drive. Which lift means it had basically instantaneous travel to anywhere in the universe. As long as you had the power and the location of said place.

[@bigmichaelcollins10]

If the TARDIS can leave 1 hour from now and arrive 2 years before you where born ..... why even bother to try and make a faster ship. And due to it being as big on the inside as you want it to be, you will never run out of room. If your partner complains about how cluttered the garage is getting, just make another, you will never have to spring clean again. Mind you, a catalogue of what is in each room might come in handy if you ever want to find anything ever again. hehehehe harrr :-)

[@Gnomleif]

4 - Thor's Chariot is a Bilskirnir-class mothership, which was considered the mainstay of the Asgard fleet. Also, it's powered by neutrion-ion generators, not hyperdrives.

[@thech1knlord]

If you have a Heart of Gold, you'll be faster than the Spaceball.

[@arfn1973]

Who here almost wacth every video with detail in resolution 1080p/1080p60?

[@patricktaylor9939]

You really can't use the Tardis without it tying for first with some Star Trek Temporal Ships. Since they both run off of temporal distortion drives.

[@Tech_Planet]

True and the Borg time traveling ship too(& I guess Enterprise E as well). I don't understand why they time traveled at Earth and not Borg space, any theories?

[@patricktaylor9939]

Borg space is located in the delta quadrant and if they went back in time the Borg were very old yet they Thought like humans, no one really know when they went to a hive mind. Anyway with them (Borg) being primal they wouldn't have gotten the resources in time, I think, fyi I'm going off my own theory none of this is set in stone. Okay so now you also have to look at it from a military view, by taking earth they would have been in the beta quadrant. So now we have borg in Delta and Beta making it impossible to flee from them. Think of it like a pincer maneuver or Flanking maneuver. Whatever you want to call it. So by seeing that we can come up with a this theory: Yes go into time when they were young and slowly gain territory OR gain territory through a two prong attack which would be quicker. Again my theory not set in stone.

[@patricktaylor9939]

Okay... even so they both can go anywhere in time if they choose. We know there's a a31st Century Origination in Star Trek, now I'm no Whovian but I am a trekky and I want to know what is the highest Century that Dr Who went to???

[@charlestownsend9280]

but the tardis goes anywhere in the universe at the same time that it travels though time the star trek ships are still limited by their warp drives.

[@mikeykean3805]

patrick taylor the doctor has been to every point in time so Impossible to tell

[@djsavic6746]

At the end of the Doctor Who movie the 8th Doctor stated that the Tardis can travel 250 million light years in 10 minutes.

[@jackpez]

Every other ship looks all sleek and smooth, when the space ball is... you know what I mean....

[@vonfaustien3957]

the tardis doesn't belong on this list at all. speed is distance over time S=D/T the Tardis can arrive before it leaves resulting in a negative value for time this means that the Speed formula results in a negative speed. the tardis isn't fast its the slowest thing in the universe due to having a speed slower than a stationary object.

[@anintellectuallol5381]

Wierd to think that an object slower than a stationary object can actually be the fastest

[@informationyes]

I don't think their getting that technical its just what gets somewhere fastest and I don't think distance is even a thing to the tardis

[@greggg4011]

Being a Whovian since I was 5, I hate to say this, but the Heart of Glory is faster. The infinite probability drive takes about 3 seconds to initiate and about 3 seconds to arrive. In normal space the ship has a hyperdrive so fast that within seconds, the Heart of Glory and Vogon fleets traveled from Viltvodle to Vogsphere almost instantaneously. The TARDIS takes about 8 seconds to de-materialize to do it's anywhere in the universe transport...and for the first 3 seconds you can jump on it and hang on. When traveling in normal space, something I wasn't aware of till David Tennant (I still haven't seen the Patrick Troughtman episode establishing this), it pulled the Earth back from the Medusa Cascade to Sol in what seemed like a minute. Sorry Doctor. So long and thanks for all the Fish. All of this assumes the movie represents the cannon of the book. I've been meaning to read it and never got around to it. PS, Han claimed to have traveled from one side of the galaxy to the other. We can assume he did it in less than the previous 10 years because non cannon sources had him as an imperial officer who broke ranks to save Chewy. This would imply it is faster than Star Trek using Voyager as cannon. However, I just got a mind blowing eye opener error in Trek. Voyager was 75 years at warp 9 away from Earth in the Delta Quadrant...how does that work if Enterprise A traveled from Earth, to the planet of galactic peace, and then to the center of the galaxy, a distance 1/3 the amount Voyager needed to travel, at the lower warp scale w=ef^3, all in a few hours?

[@hammond1994]

TARDIS: So fast, you can arrive before you left.

i just thought up a ship that can go billions of times faster than light.Now to do a computer drawing and then it will be just as real as everything else in this video.

[@_j0n_352]

in Stargate the ship "Atlanits" traveled from the edge of the milkyway to earth in a few seconds. (SGA 5×20 Enemy at the gate)

[@TonyofPUREevil]

You forgot the Raza from TV's Dark Matter. When equipped with the blink drive, it could travel anywhere in a blink!

[@allenhelmer8418]

Since you're talking quantum mechanics and time is a dimension, that means that the Heart of Gold travels time also. That means that the Heart of Gold is actually faster than the TARDIS.

[@kluge4206]

as we are rapidly learning now,space seems to have to much debris floating around to allow massive speed in space,you would need some kind of shielding to protect the ship.

[@luminatrixfanfiction]

You forgot a ship in this list of TOP 10 FASTEST SCI-FI Spaceships video. I'm surprised that you didn't put Atlantis (Stargate) City-Ship as number 1 because you forgot about the Wormhole drive which allows Atlantis to travel between galaxies instantly. Infact, I would imagine that Atlantis could travel at virtually any distance (other side of Universe) if it was being powered by thousands of ZPM's or an Arcturus Reactor. It was in the experimental stage but Dr Zelenka managed to iron out the flaws at the end of the show which enabled Atlantis to pretty much 'teleport' via wormholes to other galaxies instantly (Pegasus to Milky Way).

[@Felix0587]

Its funny because that alone was a huge plothole in SGU. Atlantis could have went out looking for them. Would have been a great way to reboot Atlantis.

[@nyakssj1370]

@@Felix0587 actually wormhole drive was burn out after jump...

[@deathstrike]

Also one ship you missed. Flight of the Navigator the Phaelon probe. Earth to Phaelon 2.2 solar hours crossing 512 light years at 2.6 million c, and full time travel capability.

[@Druark]

This was actually a pretty good video, I really didn't expect to see the White Star in there. I never see anyone mention B5 but it was so good! :D

[@Tech_Planet]

Thanks, I tried to include many of the popular ships!

[@rlj151]

and I appreciate the estimate of the speed of the White Star, J. Michael himself said on a commentary track of one of the DVD's that it moved at the speed of plot. So it went as fast as he needed it to go.

[@acmenipponair]

You know, this is exactly, what Warp-Drive means: "We are riding in Plotspeed" ;)

[@hobanagerik]

+Acme. Nipp-on-AiR And plot holes are those things that wreck your wheels! 😂

[@Druark]

We need a Plot-powered space ship RL, then we can just go as fast as we need to go at the time lol

[@tomassedlacek5556]

I'm gonna be the annoying guy and point out, that Thor's chariot is Cimmerian (planet inhabited by viking-like humans) folklore name. It is in fact a Biliskirnir-class ship. However the picture shown later (and in the thumbnail) has a fleet of O'Neill-class Asgard battle cruisers, an advanced model sharing some atributes with older Biliskirnir-class models, neutrino (later naquadria) generators, transport arrays and typical Asgard hull included.

[@justjohnny05]

The Tardis is the most advanced as well

[@Darkhorse393]

Star Trek Discovery just created the Spore drive. Anywhere in the galaxy in one jump, instantaneously

[@salazar7990]

star trek also had the quantum slipstream drive which was 15 light years in a few seconds, the Borg transwarp drive which was 45 light years in a few seconds, then warp 10 which was infinite speeds.

[@eclipsewaves]

The Axiom is so much faster than the Borg Cube

[@Paerigos]

Asgard hyperdrives were capable of insane speeds - but drawback was that beyond certain speeds it would in some time fry the field emmiters or the hyperdrive itself. their regular safe cruise speed was like 48 hours between Milky Way and Pegasus... (Daedalus could make it in same with ZPM attached) their flank speed when ALL energy 4 reactors produce is dumped to hyperdrive can send ships to make the journey in roughly 30 minutes. (From Thors chariot - and estimated offscreen time)

[@1Schnellbachniko340]

Super !!! 👍😊👍

[@vikramkaushesh]

I agree Tardis is fastest than again were is Andromeda Accendent from that list. Just a reminder Systems Commonwealth used to govern over 4 galaxies and it used to travel between them easily so it had to to be damn fast to do that and definitely deserve a mention on that list

[@dnccomp]

I know the show is only finishing its second season, but Dark Matters Raza and her blink drive. Interdimensional travel as well as arriving at any point in the galaxy..universe?.instantly.

[@howardallan6346]

Check of The Skylark of Valeron by E.E. "Doc" Smith

[@craftman780]

I knew the TARDIS would be on this list!! Yes!

[@devildad1620]

This list did not disappoint me. Good job! I would have liked to see the Event Horizon on there somewhere,

[@Tech_Planet]

Thanks, Event Horizon was a great movie!

[@Richardddoobies]

Let's not gloss over the incredible flight of one Thomas Eugene Paris... Warp 10 in a used shuttlecraft. Navigation was a minor issue, and he turned into psudolizard... But hey, he did occupy every point in the universe simultaneously.

[@doctorpotatoes6869]

heart of gold is faster than the tardis

[@luisdaspazes]

Hunter Savage it really isn't

[@alanhilder1883]

Bistronomics ( I may have misspelt that )was faster that the heart of gold ( which was shaped like a running shoe not a ball, the American version of HHGttG really screwed up ) and didn't need all that messing around in improbability. ( The third books, at the Ashes match. )

[@sanguisdominus]

Technically Atlantis is the fastest ship on par with the Heigliner, the Heart of Gold and the Tardis, 'cause it has instantaneous travel at the end of SGA by use of the wormhole drive. It also stands to reason that the Tau'ri would eventually outfit their own ships with similar technology, so most likely the X-305/6 would end up having it (If they ever developed them.).

[@pathlogic8650]

what about the upgraded stargate atlantis city ship? It had insta-gate travel capabilities.

[@KingQwertzlbrmpf]

Technically the heart of gold is faster than the tardis since it not only passes every possible point of the universe at the same time, it also passes every possible point of every possible universe at the same time. And that includes every possible point in time. That means it is possible for the heart of gold to start a journey today and arrive the week before. The tardis on the other hand technically speaking does not travel to any point in time or space. It simply exists at every possible point in time and space at the same time therefore eliminating the need to travel to said point.

[@lasarith2]

Asgard O,Neill Class ships can go 35.04Billion x C not 1 Trillion x C he over estimated their speed by quite a bit , Also Milky Way to Ida Galaxy is 4 Million light years not 4 Billion.

[@Tech_Planet]

4 Million light years in 120 seconds is 1 Trillion times the speed of light. However, I stated trillionth, which was verbally incorrect.

[@lasarith2]

JD Rock it wasn't 120 seconds it was an hour for them to get from earth to the Ida galaxy if it was 120 seconds they wouldn't have been able to eat the melting ice cream , like I said you have mistaken the time by quite a bit though I don't know where you are getting it from -perhaps from where it was said cross the galaxy in minutes ( I forget which episode ). Oh you might be thinking of when they blew up the sun to kill Apophis which was 4 million light years in a few seconds ( screen time) but was never stated if it was seconds or minutes so in that regard it would be correct , but not an Asgard ship since it was a goa,uld, Ha,tak, The only reason I know the speeds of the ships is we discussed this in length on the old star gate mmorpg forums Same with the Hammond when it beamed Eli to travel 20 light years would have taken less than a minute but Eli was able to watch hours of Daniel Jackson videos on the stargate, or as we like to call it -Speed of the plot .

[@Oreoclan]

While the time he measured is indeed wrong, Thor's Biliskner class ship travels faster when it ISN'T towing another ship. Also, O'Niell and Daniel Jackson class ships are much faster than Biliskner class ships (as the former was developed to fight the Replicators and the later was designed after). Even when towing a ship, it could go about 1 million lightyears per hour. Though, likely the fastest ship in this universe is Atlantis. It can travel vast distances almost instantly using the Wormhole Drive. The only problem is the massive amount of energy needed to use it (and the super complex calculations). If you're looking for cruise speeds though, it's likely either an O'Niell class or an Ori Mothership. But, at one point, the Asgard delivered alternate universe Carter from Ida to Earth in about 30 minutes (no longer than an hour) with a Biliskner class ship. That puts them at about 73 billion times the speed of light. Moral of the story, Asgard have busted hyperdrives.

[@danielj.footitt3569]

what about the ancient ship destiny

[@zamreda]

lasarith2 maybe hammond use hyperdrive speed same as gould ships.saving energy maybe.when emergency case full hypdrive speed is needed.

[@TOWTWUKER]

Star wars vessels do NOT enter a alternate dimension. Based on the simple fact that they must go around other gravatational forces lest they be forced out of hyperspace or go thru another ship

[@chumbawampa]

Tardis is not faster than the Heart of Gold, this guy was clearly a Dr Who fan to put that ship at number 1

[@aaa3x678]

I agree Dr Who TARDIS is the fastest but not sure of the rest.

[@JamaicanMeCrazy]

Ok now find the coolest ship ever conceived in sci Fi

[@igognito1]

You forgot the final space ship from Enter's game series. It travels in and out of a co-existent dimension to any location in the universe. That brings it at least close or a bit faster as it is controlled to the improbable drive.

[@baldoldbear]

the infinite improbability drive was replace by cafe drive later on and in voyager a 10 + speed was achieved

[@warptek]

The Falcon at 9 million X light? Ridiculous. I'll take the statement "0.5 past light speed as the canon source".

[@n_o_n_t_u]

Top 1 fastest spaceships No.1 heart of gold.

[@baronhyatt6729]

Okay what happened to the ship that's in the dark matter series it has a blank drive it can go from one end of the galaxy to the other end or less than 11 seconds look it up look at the series and you'll see

[@Tech_Planet]

Yes, I would have included that ship now. It's sad to see that series canceled :/

[@stevenr5149]

Yeah agree that the Raza from Dark Matter can essentially open a door to a different place, time, dimension, etc. But I think that this class of travel is essentially a tie for first place--Tardis and Raza. Tardis has the cool factor with form and function. Cool that the inside is actually a different dimension. and obviously is a super-cool interior. Better to visit Earth and pretty invulnerable. Raza's advantage is that it is an actual space ship.

[@skydosejj]

I was like wherethe fak is the tardis when heart of gold second too i was confused im glad tardis is first

[@yves0010]

As much as I love that you put my favorite Star Trek ship on here. The Star Trek warp drive does not move the ship. It moves space around the ship. The ship stays still while going through warp. They even make this comment in the Star Trek (2009) movie. Scottie looks at the Trans Warp equation Spock Prime puts into the computer and makes a comment about it.

[@Actalzy]

He also left out that there was a ship in the Star Trek universe that did hit warp 10, was only for a moment and wasn't the most stable or safest but it did and at warp 10 as I recall a moment is more than enough to reach anywhere in the universe. This ship was in an episode of Voyager, wish I could remember which one. But I don't believe he was counting the ships speed as much as he was counting how long the ship would take to get from point A to B. He includes several ships that use means that technically aren't the ships moving at said speed but the ship using methods to get from one point to another, like the White Star using hyper space, the ship moves no faster than if it was in normal space but in hyper space the distance is basically shortened making its travel much faster.

[@yves0010]

Actalzy Delta Flier was the little shuttle craft that made it to Warp 10 with Tom Paris at the helm. It was in the episode Threshold and we do not talk about it. Worst Star Trek Episode ever made.

[@Actalzy]

Was it the Delta Flier? For some reason I thought it was some alien vessel he retooled or something hehe. Honestly was never a huge Voyager fan, didn't hate it just not as big on it as some.

[@yves0010]

Actalzy Yes, It was the Delta Flier that did the test. And it turned Tom and Janway into lizards and they mated and had little Baby Lizards. Was the worse episode ever.

[@DreadX10]

Last episode of TNG: Admiral Riker orders Warp 13 and the helm obliges. So at warp 13, the modified Enterprise is the fastest ship in star trek?

[@Ken19700]

The reason that Star Trek ships are so slow is because here in the real world Star Trek was created first and all of the clones it inspired needed to one up it.

[@itegun6553]

Tardis actually have his own mind . You will understand if you watch Doctor Who

[@sfsfinancing3299]

I was stunned that you picked the TARDIS. You are absolutely correct of course. But, I was expecting a more space shippy looking thing for your top choice.

[@marcioguimaraens]

Forgot to mention the ship of Stargate Universe (do not remember the name) It is not the fastest but it will be on list ahead of Asgard Ship

[@markfudge5642]

nothing can go faster than light speed. Warp drives warp the space around the ship and it is the space around the ship that moves and not the ship itself. So no g force, nice.