Can we travel faster than the speed of light?

[The Creeper]

The way I've seen it explained, one would be isolated from the universe, inside a warp bubble. There has been some concern expressed about the effect a space warp would have on objects in normal space. Perhaps the points in space in which a warp drive is activated, and then deactivated at the destination should be at a considerable distance from any planets. The way physicists talk about permissible (effective) speeds above those of light, is to call this global speed, while local speeds above those of light are prohibited by relativity theory.

[Xomon]

Not if you accelerate at 1g.

[Zalmoxis]

If you accelerate constantly at 1g it would take you nearly 354 days to reach light speed.

[Hunt for Extraterrestial Lifeforms]

And if it was possible, you would of travelled around 0.5 light years... Just imagine being hit by some stray particle at near light speed.