Transwarp Frogs in Space?

And then there's "Threshold" VOY in which Voyager - a ship running low on supplies, with half its crew dead, stranded away from repair or research facilities, on the other side of the Galaxy from the Federation - manages to upgrade one of its never-ending supply of shuttles to make a Transwarp flight, something that has defied the best minds in the Federation for a century. There are a lot of things in this episode that many people wish had never seen the light of television, so we'll just focus on technobabble as it relates to warp travel. The TECH isn't too bad, however.

Warp 10 is identified clearly as infinite speed, but the pesky Warp 10 barrier is mentioned. Presumably, this is meant as the barrier to going at an arbitrarily large speed without draining the antimatter tanks and/or dilithium crystals and/or other ship components. When the shuttle does achieve Transwarp, it registers as Warp 10 and is everywhere at once for a brief time.

Now that is the way to travel! Sensors ... more.

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