Best travelling speed feats

Originally posted by One-Punch
Here's a question:

According to Wiki the edge of the observable universe is [b]46 billion light years away from Earth. Surfer was able to travel 500,000 light years in a few seconds. How long would it take Surfer to replicate Superman's feat and travel 46 billion light years at a speed of 166,666.66 light years/sec?

Assuming a straight line and no black holes. 😈 [/B]

And without hyperspace? As noted in SS V3 111, he could fly for billions of years and would still not reach the edge of universe.

With Hyperspace? Hal has journeyed to Oa from Earth in literally a moment.

Originally posted by Prof. T.C McAbe
Oh i forgot hyperspace in Marvel. Glads uses it too.

Lol, they like to cheat.

Hal uses hyperspace to travel from Earth to Oa in moments.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v58/Desaad/Hal%20Jordan/GreenLanternv403105.jpg

How fast would that be vince?

Originally posted by abhilegend
In SS v3 111, it was stated that Surfer could travel for the lifespan of every star in the universe and could not reach even the halfway through the edge of universe.

And Superman didn't use hyperspace to travel across that distance.

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Originally posted by Mindset
Yea, he just used black holes.

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He didn't use a black hole there.

Originally posted by abhilegend
We'll conveniently forget that it was done via hyperspace and it was enough time for Genis to fall midway through the trip and surfer didn't even noticed it.

And without hyperspace? As noted in SS V3 111, he could fly for billions of years and would still not reach the edge of universe.

With Hyperspace? Hal has journeyed to Oa from Earth in literally a moment.

And Superman didn't use hyperspace to travel across that distance.

Surfer didn't use hyperspace.

In fact the word "hyperspace" was never mentioned in the panels I was referring to. Surfer hit warp speed on his own.

Originally posted by Prof. T.C McAbe
You speculate on the time Surfer needed for the 500000 lj and the size of the Universe or better said the way Supes took.

The Universe has a diameter of 93 billion light years but it might as well be infinite, depends on how you define the boarders. To add to this Superman was most likely weakened by the first black hole.

All in all, no SS is not faster ^^.

The comic states "Galaxies streaked by in a blur." Our own galaxy is 120,000 light years wide. Which means Surfer sped through hundreds of thousands of light years in the span of a "blur." So how long is a blur?

The comic also states Surfer reached his destination before his mind could "comprehend the beauty" of the journey.

I think a few seconds is actually very generous.

Originally posted by abhilegend
He didn't use a black hole there.

Originally posted by Mindset
Pretty sure he always uses black holes.

😂

Originally posted by Mindset
Pretty sure he always uses black holes.

Didn't know Superman had jungle fever.

Superman flying from Vega is actually farther than the Earth to Krypton feat to catch Superboy.
Krypton is in Space Sector 2813 in the Andromeda Galaxy.
Cosmically speaking, it's next door at 2.5m lightyears away.
It and the Milky Way are right near the edge of their respective space-sectors as these two are destined to collide soon.

Vega is in Space Sector 2828. Many, many multiples of that distance.

http://i.imgur.com/fSH1I.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/D6dCz.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/Jl8oISH.jpg

Originally posted by Prof. T.C McAbe
Oh i forgot hyperspace in Marvel. Glads uses it too.

But to enter hyperspace you need to bypass lightspeed, right?

http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_super/11/111099/2991249-ssa2.jpg

Englehart explains the Surfer exceeds the speed of light and can then enter hyperspace

http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_super/11/111099/2991306-ssann03_20b.jpg

Silver Surfer Annual 3, where Galactus (the narrator) explains the Surfer has the option of travelling in normal space and even hyperspace

http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/ignore_jpg_scale_super/6/62547/3523606-0455157378-Marve.jpg

From Marvel.com, the Surfer crosses light speed first, then can choose to enter hyperspace

http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_super/6/62547/3939132-silver+surfer+vol.+3+annual+2.2+-+hyperspace.jpg

http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_super/6/62547/3939130-silver+surfer+vol.+3+annual+2.1+-+hyperspace.jpg

Only after the Surfer crosses the light speed barrier can he then choose hyperspace as an option for interstellar travel.

Originally posted by VastoLord1234
But to enter hyperspace you need to bypass lightspeed, right?

Originally posted by VastoLord1234
http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_super/11/111099/2991249-ssa2.jpg

Englehart explains the Surfer exceeds the speed of light and can then enter hyperspace

http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_super/11/111099/2991306-ssann03_20b.jpg

Silver Surfer Annual 3, where Galactus (the narrator) explains the Surfer has the option of travelling in normal space and even hyperspace

http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/ignore_jpg_scale_super/6/62547/3523606-0455157378-Marve.jpg

From Marvel.com, the Surfer crosses light speed first, then can choose to enter hyperspace

http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_super/6/62547/3939132-silver+surfer+vol.+3+annual+2.2+-+hyperspace.jpg

http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_super/6/62547/3939130-silver+surfer+vol.+3+annual+2.1+-+hyperspace.jpg

Only after the Surfer crosses the light speed barrier can he then choose hyperspace as an option for interstellar travel.

I think the point isn't that he can't go FTL, but once he does and enters hyperspace, all his speed feats are "cheating" since it's not something he could do in, say, the DC Universe(not positive, just throwing it out there).

I've seen few comics address hyperspace myself and most of what I know is from handbooks. So I don't know if that's correct or not.

Originally posted by Delta1938
I think the point isn't that he can't go FTL, but once he does and enters hyperspace, all his speed feats are "cheating" since it's not something he could do in, say, the DC Universe(not positive, just throwing it out there).

I've seen few comics address hyperspace myself and most of what I know is from handbooks. So I don't know if that's correct or not.

Yeah i here you, i was just trying to show that surfer can exceed lightspeed without the use of hyperspace; the whole concept of hyperspace has been blown waay out of portion.

You're right though, hyperspace is technically cheating, as its not speed but taking a shortcut, i dont know how it would stack in DC, but abhi posted scans showing hal using hyperspace.

Originally posted by VastoLord1234
Yeah i here you, i was just trying to show that surfer can exceed lightspeed without the use of hyperspace; the whole concept of hyperspace has been blown waay out of portion.

You're right though, hyperspace is technically cheating, as its not speed but taking a shortcut, i dont know how it would stack in DC, but abhi posted scans showing hal using hyperspace.

Originally posted by abhilegend
In SS v3 111, it was stated that Surfer could travel for the lifespan of every star in the universe and could not reach even the halfway through the edge of universe.

And Superman didn't use hyperspace to travel across that distance.

Originally posted by Juntai
In the scans, once he crosses lightspeed - laws that most are bound to- he enters hyperspace.
Even the Marvel.com says the same.

In the scans it says, once exceeding lightspeed can they enter hyperspace.

In a neutral universe things like hyperspace and the speed force are assumed to work the same way as in their respective universes. Otherwise versus matches would be pointless with characters like the Flash and Quasar who get their power from a source that technically doesn't exist in a neutral universe.

Originally posted by Mindset
Pretty sure he always uses black holes.

I really loved how H1 timed himself reading the conversation to figure out how long it took... It couldn't be that these characters could do things exponentially faster than you now could it?