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Star Trek
Star Trek is a science fiction franchise that encompasses the original TV series and spinoffs, films, books, comics, toys, and games. It was created by Gene Roddenberry. Set mainly in the 23rd century, the series is famous for its character-driven story lines, as well as several futuristic technologies that became reality, such as GPS and 3D printers. The motto of Star Trek is "To boldly go where no man has gone before.
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How do you get a earth dreadnought in flash trek the broken mirror?
To get the dreadnought which is the most powerful ship in the game press F8 and type in getinthebooth and press the button in the bottom right corner then make sure you have a flag if not go to earth and buy a flag fro mthe satrbase once you have a flag go to an uninhabited planet example Iconia which is uninhabited for a decent amount of time so go to one and drop the flag and beam down to it and earth empire gives you a dreadnought.
Do kes and neelix have children?
No. If I recall Kes parted ways with the Voyager shortly before their return to the Alpha Quadrant.
What type of star is the star Mirzim in the constellation Canis Major?
Murzim, Al-Murzim or Mirzam is a blue-white Giant.
I reckon it would be a cool idea for a new series if starfleet commissioned a top secret team whose remit was to travel in time between different eras in order to gain advantages for the federation and or sort things out that's a mess in the timeline or prevent bad disasters from happening, wether natural or caused by wars between races etc. It would continue the long theme of time travel star trek has had in the series and indeed in the recent film with the creation of the alternate timeline. A series like this could have so much scope. There ship wouldn't have to be a big ship but more comparable to a large shuttlecraft, the team being undercover and behind the scenes sort of thing.
Bascially this would allow for a star trek series, based, not only on the key theme of exploration (in this case they are exploring the timelines as opposed to anything new), but on action and covert espionage, SAS and delta force, star fleet style. This would also mean every episode could be set in a different era, from TOS all the way to deep space nine, to perhaps a point in time beyond what has been covered by the current tv series. If ure a star trek fan to a great or less degree and like this idea, discuss!
Who met the Borg first Janeway or Picard?
picard met them first.. Q showed up and prematuraly decided they all needed to be put in check... and threw the ship into a different part of the galaxy where they met the borg... many years before they were supposed to and it resulted in the borg becoming aware of the humans long before THEY should have...
How many crew members on the USS Monitor?
Monitor was a Nebula class star ship
it carried a compliment of 750 crew and officers
the civil war Monitor
carried 62 officers and crew
What happened to the ship Calpean Star?
On June 1st 1960 the calpean Star wrecked due to an explosion in the sea valve flooding and crippling her engines. She remained afloat with only part of her stern awash. She rode High on the water and all passengers and crew were able to return home safe and sound.
Where did the face palm originate?
"The most recent wave of popularity is based on a picture of Patrick Stewart from ""Star Trek: The Next Generation"" being frustrated. There is no concrete origin as this gesture appeared in cultures before ""The Next Generation"" and is even present in chimpanzees and other animals."
What was the name of the starship destroyed by M-5 on the original Star Trek?
The computer M-5 goes haywire during its testing phase on the Enterprise. M-5 begins an attack on the starships the Lexington, killing 53 and then on the Excalibur killing all aboard her and leaving her to drift in space.
We don't really have the technology to build a holodeck. At least not one that "really works" like the ones on Star Trek. The holodeck on Star Trek constructs objects from programmed instructions, or "to order" from the directions of the person(s) using it. And it also makes these objects solid. That is a step far outside holography, which is the 3-D visual or optical representation of a solid object, but it is not itself a solid object. It only appears to be solid. To create a 3-D object and then give it the properties of a "real" solid object requires actually building the object out of matter (which is not "holo" technology), or using the most complex arrangement of discrete force fields to create a "solid feel" to something like, say, another person (a holodeck character) who walks up to you and slaps you on the back. This sets aside the idea of tapping into someone's thoughts and making them "see" and "feel" and "experience" things as if they are real when they are not. (That's a separate technology, and we've seen that on Star Trek, too.) The functions of a holodeck apply technology that is far, far beyond what we currently have. But if we're going there, we're on the right path. It takes big advances in computer power and massive increases in creativity in science (particularly physics) to get to where we can build a holodeck. We're rolling along in that direction, and about all that we can complain about is the speed at which we're moving.
The books have to be read in order. If you start at new moon you will be lost and probably get bored quickly! Its like watching the 3rd movie in a set and then the 1st and then the 2nd. It just doesnt work. This is the order... 1. Twilight 2. New Moon 3. Eclipse 4. Breaking Dawn You have very good taste in books by the way; they are amazing!! If you enjoy them Id also recommend 'the host' by Stephenie Meyer. (Its even better!) :)
What codes are there for Star Trek Tactical Assault?
4-1-1-4-6-5-7-8-8-8-5-7-5-d-1-9-8-4-9-6-8-4-d-v-b-3
Which university made the klingon language?
Question: Who invented the Klingon language?
Answer: Scotty
- Kesuvaglar
Not really correct. James Doohan, who played Scotty, indeed devised the first few words of Klingon, but it was linguist Marc Okrand who really invented the language. You can buy his book, "The Klingon Dictionary" and learn the language.
And in any case, it wasn't any university.
How did The Enterprise get its name?
In the series Star Trek Enterprise (Starring Scott Bakula. Ran from 1999 to 2002, four seasons) in Captain Archer's quarters there is a row of paintings or drawings ships. In one of the episodes he explains that they all carried the name Enterprise. The first is an old, old 1700s sailing ship, then comes the USS Enterprise Carrier, then some sort of small space craft, somewhere in there I think there's a jet or something (could be mistaken), and then the NX-01 Enterprise (the first Warp 5 ship). Hope this answers your question.
How do you say 2 plus 2 in klingon?
Question: How do you say the number two (2) in Klingon?
Answer: Cha'
- Kesuvaglar
The above is written wrong. cha' is written entirely in lower case. Klingon has strict casing rules which are different from English.
When will flash trek broken mirror 3 rise of the empire come out?
sometime 2009. The producer keeps on delaying it.
In the new movie when and how does Kirk address Spock?
For the majority of the movie, Kirk addresses him simply as "Spock". Later, after Kirk has been promoted to Captain, he begins referring to him as "Mr. Spock."
