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This was a interesting read:
[url]https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/a35820869/warp-drive-possible-with-conventional-physics/[/url]
I laughed when I saw this though:

Creating a warp bubble for a 656-foot-wide spacecraft traveling at the speed of light requires roughly 100 times the energy contained in the mass of Jupiter, said Lentz. That’s about 30 orders of magnitude higher than the power of modern nuclear reactors.

I don't know if I would volunteer to be the test pilot for this mission  
But the mention of 'Space Bubbles' I guess in theory it sounds cool.... but is it safe to create and use one?

It is an interesting concept, and it's been discussed seriously by some agencies for a few years now. 
Power is one aspect no doubt, but I'm wondering what this would be like in actual practise, what the side effects are.
Creating a bubble in space and distorting it sounds like there may be some unwanted and unforeseen consequences. A warp drive may be something best engaged outside the confines of a solar system then, just to play it safe. And no, definitely don't volunteer to pilot the prototype...

Posted by: @gaius-konstantine
Creating a bubble in space and distorting it sounds like there may be some unwanted and unforeseen consequences. A warp drive may be something best engaged outside the confines of a solar system then, just to play it safe.

Hahaha exactly.... maybe thats why aliens visit our planet to make sure our dumbasses don't destroy the fabric of space and time with our bright ideas
I have to admit creating a bubble in space, if possible would almost seem god-like if we were to accomplished this task... Hard to believe its even possible.