To escape British rule. They went north as they were unhappy with British rule that was imposed at the cape.

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Persian word farangi means foreigner which is the closest word to Ferengi that was possibly the origin of the Alien Species name.

28 psi in front tire & 32 psi in rear tire - per Kawasaki Owner's Manual.

Leonard Nimoy has remained as Spock ever since Star Trek began. There was never a Spock before Nimoy. Although Nimoy has always played Spock, before production Deforest Kelly (Doctor McCoy) was cast as Spock but was later considered better suited to play Doctor McCoy.

Also, in the May 2009 movie; Nimoy will only be playing the older Spock since he is turning 78 on March 26th, 2009. Zachary Quinto will be playing the younger Spock in this movie.

(If you do not understand how there can be a younger && an older Spock in the same movie, please ask a question about it!)

Leonard McCoy or "bones". The actor was DeForest Kelley
Before Leonard McCoy, the doctor was Mark Piper played by the actor Paul Fix in the second pilot episode, and before him was Phillip Boyce played by John Hoyt in the first pilot episode. DeForest Kelly played the doctor in every other episode from 1966-69, and in the Star Trek movies until his death. Since the 1980's there have been other Star Trek doctors, but you will need to ask a younger person about them. For this contributor, the Star Trek of the 1960's is the First and Only.
There is also Beverly Crusher on the Enterprise D, and for a time it was Dr. Polaski
Doctor Bashir on DS9 and the defiant
The EMH on voyager and...
Doctor Phlox on The NX01

People have said that he was a bad man who thought the show was all about him. He had a big ego. Most of the castmembers don`t like him. Execpt of course for Leonard Nimoy and the late Deforest Kelly. I never cared for him, but he does have a "warp sense of humor." As Leonard nimoy would say.

In which Star Trek??? If he wears a blue uniform and has a bit of hair round the edge of his head and features in Star Trek Voyager, chances are it is Robert Picardo or in Star Trek The Next Generation - Patrick Stewart. Bald is a very vague term ;)

In the episode 'endgame', janeway sit's at seven of nine's grave, saying: 'I know it was hard living all those years without her chakotay.' So yes, she got married, with chakotay;)

Falling ratings in the US.

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When Star Trek was cancelled it did not suffer from low ratings. In fact, it was a top twenty show. However, the special effects of the day did cost a great deal. Because of this, the show was cancelled and to the heartbreak of millions of fans was replaced by Bracken's World.

The popularity of the show generating 3 Spin offs and movies proves that perhaps this was not the best decision.

Elizabeth Martin, William Shatner's fourth wife, is 27 years younger than he is. Her birthday is not readily available but she is about 55 years old in 2013.

It would depend. The actual "series run" for each series can easily be added up but some of the series are still running on channels like Scifi and TV Land. ;) If you'd like some more info, message me. Another Answer: The Original Series (Capt. Kirk) 3 seasons The Animated Series (Capt. Kirk) 1 season The Next Generation (Capt. Picard) 7 seasons Deep Space Nine (Capt. Cisco) 7 seasons Voyage (Capt. Janeway) 7 Season Enterprise (Capt. Archer) 2 Seasons ALL of these series are still running in syndication on a variety of networks. So Star Trek has literally been on the air in one form or another for more than 43 years.

The Main Characters in Star Trek: The Original Series are:

* James T. Kirk * Spock * Leonard H. McCoy * Montgomery Scott * Hikaru Sulu * Nyota Uhura * Pavel Andreievich Chekov * Janice Rand * Christine Chappel

No, she didn't. Chakotay married Seven of Nine.

kes left because she became telekinetic except that she couldn't control it and became unstable, she was destroying the ship, she got in a shuttlecraft and she used her power to send voyager a massive distance knocking years off their journey, a pissed off future version of herself comes back in another later episode though

DeForest Kelley played Dr. McCoy on ST:TOS.

it is already out in movie theaters

Here's two ways, depending on who you're talking to, with loose pronunciation and literal translation:

qaHoy' (kahHoy) -- "I congratulate you." (talking to one person)

SaHoy' (shahHoy) -- "I congratulate you/y'all/youse guys." (talking to more than one person)

NOTE: the H is pronounced like the ch in "chutzpah" or "Channukah".

The Star Trek sequel Wrath of Khan starred many of the original Star Trek cast, most notably William Shatner as Captain Kirk and Leonard Nimoy as Spock. Other memorable performances were by George Takei as Sulu and Nichelle Nichols as Uhura.

• Worf
• Data
• Troi
• Hawk (movie character)
• Spot (Data's cat)
• Lore (Data's brother)
• Hugh (Borg)
• Sela (Yar's half Romulan daughter)
• Kurn (Worf's brother)

The main way is with the verb mach (pronounced like the word "macho", but without the 'o' at the end". Rhymes with "watch".) mach means "to be little" or "to be small". You can use it like a verb, as in these examples:

mach vulqangan Duj. -- "The Vulcan ship is little."

jImachbe'. -- "I am not little."

mach'a' QaghDaj? -- "Was his mistake little?"

mach can also be used like an adjective, by placing it after the noun you want to modify:

taj mach -- "a little dagger"

taj mach lo'vIpbe' SuvwI'na'. -- "A true warrior is not affraid to use a little dagger."

jagh mach HoHmeH taj mach yIlo'. -- "Use a little dagger to kill a little enemy."

Another way one might encounter to say "little" is with the noun suffix -Hom. -Hom (pronounced like the city "Rome" but starting with the ch sound from the name of the German composer "Bach", or the yiddish word "chutzpah") is an diminutive, so it makes the noun it's attached to smaller or less important than it normally would be. It is the opposite of the augmentative suffix -'a', which makes the noun bigger or more important. Usually size alone is not the distinction; really -'a' and -Hom move the noun into the next bigger or smaller class. Some examples illustrate:

loD -- "a man"

loD mach -- "a little man"

loDHom -- "a boy"

SuS -- "wind"

SuS'a' -- "a gale"

SuSHom -- "a breeze"

Still, sometimes the best translation for -Hom involves the word "little":

QaghHom -- "a little error", "a minor error"

bom -- "a song"

bomHom -- "a little song", "a song-let"

Finally, there's the adverbial loQ, which means "a little bit". loQ is pronounced like English "low", but with a choking sound at the end. The Q (which is different from a q) is pronounced like a choking sound in the back fo your throat. Examples:

Q: tlhIngan Hol Dajatlh'a'? -- "Do you speak Klingon?"

A: loQ. -- "A little."

loQ Qob Qu'. -- "The mission is a little bit dangerous."

loQ vIQID neH. -- "I only wounded him a little."

loQ mach 'uQ. -- "The dinner is a little small."

Star Trek: The animated Series (1973)

Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987)

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993)

Star Trek: Voyager (1995)

Star Trek: Enterprise (2001)

Several different fonts are featured through-out Star Trek's various incarnations.

If you base it on that 1000 stardates is one year, which is logical, since each season of TNG, DS9 and Voyager progresses 1000 stardates per season, and that the year 2364 is coming to a close at stardate 41986.0, which is the stardate of the episode "The Neutral Zone" in which Data makes a remark that it is that year, you will have a good basis. Let us from this agree that the year 2364 stretches from stardate 41000.0 to 41999.9. From that it follows that if we subtract 41 years we will have stardate 0 which will be 2323. Consequently all stardates before January 1st, 2323 will be negative, compare bc. From this it should be simple to understand that you should take today's year, you will have to convert the months, days, hours, minutes and seconds it has progressed into decimals, subtract 2323 and multiply it by one thousand. To show a few examples, let's say that today's date is January 9th, 2008, as it is. That will become cirka 2008.025. If we subtract 2323 we get -315.975, and if we multiply it by 1000 we get stardate -315975.0. In the example on top, let's say that the episode "The neutral zone" is happening on boxing day. We will be at year 2364.986. Subtract 2323 and get 41.986. Multiply it by 1000 and get stardate 41986.0 as mentioned above. By the way. I have not read this any place, it's just how I picture it to be, so don't take it's validity for granted.

It has not meaning at all. The question was asked of Gene Roddenberry, the creator of Star Trek's and he stated that NCC had no special meaning.

A different option is "Naval Construction Contract'