What is the fastest Thing Humans have ever made?
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NASA is scheduled to launch New Horizons, a plutonium-powered probe that will go up to 47,000 miles per hour during a 10-year journey to capture the first up-close images of Pluto and the Kuiper Belt. The probe will go so fast, it will get to the moon in just nine hours, a journey that took Apollo 11 three days to make in 1969
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the hybusa black bird is the fastest bike.\nthe fastest production car i think is the mc laren f1 coz i recon that the bugatti vernon has not been launched yet
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At one number per second, it would take you 11, 570,000 days, or about 31709 years.\n\neven at 10 per second you would need 3170 years, so, being a mere human, you couldn't do it.\n\nWill
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*\nThe time-honored phrase "faster than the speed of light" might have to be reworked, thanks to the work of a Danish physicist.\n\nBy shooting a laser beam of light through a super-cooled glob of a kind of optical molasses, Lene Vestergaard Hau and her team at the Rowland Institute for Science in Cambridge, Massachusetts, were able to slow the speed of light down to just 38 miles per hour -- not even fast enough for the slow lane of a freeway.\n\nBy contrast, the normal speed of light in a vacuum is about 186,000 miles per second -- 20 million times as fast.\n\n"I would probably not call it God-like, but I would probably say ... we are tampering with nature in a very peculiar, very bizarre way," Hau says.\nlight maze\nHau points to an intricate maze of mirrors, part of the slowing process  \n\nThe research, conducted at the Rowland Institute and Harvard University, was reported in Thursday's issue of the journal Nature.\n\nThe substance that slows the light, called Bose-Einstein condensate, is a microscopic glob of atoms slowed to almost absolute zero -- 459.67 degrees below zero Fahrenheit, the lowest temperature theoretically possible.\n\nResearchers believe that it may be possible to slow the speed of light even further, by a factor of 1,000.\n\n"A human could move faster than that" says Stanford University's Steve Harris, who participated in the project. "But a human couldn't move through a Bose-Einstein condensate, I'll tell you that."\n\nResearchers believe learning how to slow light could eventually have a number of practical applications -- improving computers and communications devices, making television displays and laser light shows more vivid and creating better night-vision goggles.
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24,759 mph\n\nApollo 10: World’s fastest manned spacecraft\nIn May, 1969, returning from a dress rehearsal for the first moon landing, Tom Stafford, John Young and Eugene Cernan rode the command module of Apollo 10 as it entered the atmosphere at a steeper angle than any other spaceship before or since. Their top speed of 25,000 mph is the fastest any human has ever traveled.
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14 minutes . . fast . .
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The fastest runner as a person or animal or insect?\n\nAustralian tiger beetles, genus Cicindela, subgenus Rivacindela, (Coleoptera: Cicindelidae) are the fastest running insects known. The fastest, Cicindela hudsoni, can run 2.5 meters per second (5.6 miles per hour).\n\nThe fastest woman on Earth, and arguably the best female athlete in the world, Marion Jones can outrun just about anyone on the track. But she wasn't able to escape the heartbreak and anger that marred her childhood.\n\nTake a look at the fastest man in the world! On September 14, U.S. runner Tim Montgomery set a new world record in the 100-meter race. Montgomery, 27, outran the old time by one-hundredth of a second.
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That greatly depends on the kind of spacecraft you use. The Apollo missions took about three days to reach the moon, but the New Horizons spacecraft (the one sent early 2006 to study Pluto) is the fastest man-made object ever made, it went past the moon's orbit in merely nine hours.
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That's correct, however we have long past megahertz, we are now in gigahertz.  The fastest consumer processors run at about 3.8GHz (3.8 billion operations per second) but raw speed is no longer an indicator of how fast a processor is.  AMD for example uses more on-chip memory and a different data architecture to process more data per clock cycle rather than have a faster processor which uses more energy and produces more heat.  And indeed AMD chips are faster than comparable Intel chips on many benchmarks.
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Bruce Lee is probably the quickest human ever.....And pound for pound, probably one of the strongest most effective moving machine ever...Bruce Lee
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i suppose it depends on the car.  there are a few cars that are jet powered that can travel faster than the speed of sound.
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Its technically Liberace.  "Ripley's Believe It Or Not" named Liberace "The Fastest Piano Player In The World", for playing 6000 notes in 2 minutes.
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May not exactly answer your question but its close.\n\nFastest Land Car Speed\nThe one-mile (1.609-km) land speed record is 1,227.985 km/h (763.055 mph), set by Andy Green in Thrust SSC in the Black Rock Desert, Nevada, USA, on October 15, 1997. Thrust SSC (Super Sonic Car) completed its record-breaking run in a matter of seconds, but was the culmination of six years of work and a six-week on-site campaign. Two and a half years of research went into the shape of the Thrust SSC, and building the most powerful car ever took a further two years and 100,000 man-hours.\n\nhttp://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/content_pages/record.asp?recordid=43540
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Until now, the velocity of light is still the fastest which is about 350km/sec, and no other means can go faster than this.
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Sam Whittingham (Canada) reached a speed of 130km/h (81mph) on a flat surface in his recumbant bicycle in Nevada on 5 October 2002.\n\nHowever, the fastest speed ever achieved on a bicycle was 204.73 kph (127.243 mph), by Jose Meiffret (France), July 16, 1962, on the German Autobahn from Freiburg, behind a specially adapted car, fitted with an aerodynamic shroud.\n\nPersonally, I think he was nuts! I think 50mph on a good downhill is seriously scary!
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light travels fastest than anyone in the world\nhis speed=1,079,252,848.8  kilometres per hour
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Light travels faster than sound.