Star Trek

How is it that when the Enterprise travels at warp 10 they're completely fine (minus the millions of lightyears out of their galaxy) but when Tom Paris kidnaps Janeway and goes to warp 10 they both become lizards?

Damn Galaxy class starships.

I would assume that The Traveler allowed the Enterprise to travel outside normal space-time, avoiding the usual side effects.  It's possible they were traveling through subspace rather than normal space.  Subspace has not expanded as fast as normal space, but exists in the same relative position.  Relative to normal space, you would be going faster than Warp 10 (but not infinitely faster.)

I've only seen the Warp 10 episode of Voyager a handful of times, so I don't know the particulars.

Voyager has some of the best Trek episodes, but certainly has one of the worst.

when did the enterprise travel at warp 10 on it's own?

that's how they bypass the light speed problem as well.

Worst episode ever!

*shrugs*

if you take out the turning into a lizard part I actually think it's a pretty good episode.

and WHEN does the Enterprise D travel at warp 10 on it's own??????

How do the borg manage not to turn into lizards when they travel at trans-warp speeds?

Transwarp creates a special time/spatial bubble around the ship.  This bubble protects the ship from the side affects of going Warp 10.  It's also one of the reasons why the Borg can travel through time.  The Quantum Slipstream drive acts more on a principle of a Space Flexure (wormhole).

Is it me or was Voyager the only ship in Star Trek history to go beyond warp 10 and not get blown up?

I'm thinking of the episode the Gift when Kes pushed the ship out of Borg space.

I was just wondering.

The Enterprise D went past warp 10 when Q flung them into the Delta Quadrant to show them the Borg

What is the episode called only seen it once