We could possibly reach this speed by creating a distortion in space. I just never understood how we could create this distortion.
It was a long time since I researched this so if you could help me that would be great
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcubierre_drive is not mainstream physics because it requires negative mass and we have no reason to believe negative mass exists. If your question had not been closed as a duplicate, it would have been closed as non-mainstream physics.
According to accepted physics. It is easy to make an electron or proton go 99.99% the speed of light, and we do this all the time. (Actually much closer to $c$.) A rocket could go 99.99% the speed of light if you were able to give it enough energy, without any “spacetime distortion”.
@Luna I don’t have anything I want to talk about. The Wikipedia article that I cited on the Alcubierre drive has plenty of information for you to learn more about this non-mainstream idea about how spacetime distortion might be created using negative mass. Dig in!
“All bounties are paid for up front and non-refundable under any circumstances.” (stackoverflow.com/help/bounty) So if you ask to undo it on meta, your request will be poorly receved. I strongly advise against it.