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A '''hyperdrive''' was a method of [[faster-than-light travel]] used by several species. Upon activation, the drive propelled the [[spacecraft]] into [[hyperspace]]. | A '''hyperdrive''' was a method of [[faster-than-light travel]] used by several species. Upon activation, the drive propelled the [[spacecraft]] into [[hyperspace]]. | ||
In [[2070]], the [[human]] [[colony ship]] [[Heart (spacecraft)|''Heart'']] left [[Earth]] with what was supposed to be a "hyperdrive" on board, something the [[Tenth Doctor]] knew had not been successfully produced by humans in this era. The "hyperdrive" of the ship was in fact a [[Fireworks|firework]] designed to destroy the vehicle and its inhabitants entirely, while giving the appearance of | In [[2070]], the [[human]] [[colony ship]] [[Heart (spacecraft)|''Heart'']] left [[Earth]] with what was supposed to be a "hyperdrive" on board, something the [[Tenth Doctor]] knew had not been successfully produced by humans in this era. The "hyperdrive" of the ship was in fact a [[Fireworks|firework]] designed to destroy the vehicle and its inhabitants entirely, while giving the appearance of successful [[hyperspace]] travel to all onlookers on Earth. ([[PROSE]]: [[Total Eclipse of the Heart (short story)|''Total Eclipse of the Heart'']]) | ||
The ''[[Methuselah (spaceship)|Methuselah]]'' was a [[Spacecraft|spaceship]] from the [[22nd century]] with an experimental hyperdrive. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Methuselah (short story)|Methuselah]]'') | The ''[[Methuselah (spaceship)|Methuselah]]'' was a [[Spacecraft|spaceship]] from the [[22nd century]] with an experimental hyperdrive. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Methuselah (short story)|Methuselah]]'') | ||
