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That's just the type of thing that they prefer. The storyline of Star Trek may not appeal to them as much as the storyline of Star Wars. On Star Trek the good guys are not all good, and the bad guys are not all bad. Some people may be uncomfortable with this character shading which mirrors real life, and they prefer the straightforward good versus evil conflict of Star Wars. I think that clever peole like star trek and the rest of you just like the violence in star wars.

Zefram Cochrane makes the first warp-powered flight on April 5, 2063.

Yes the Starship Voyager does eventually get back to Earth and 7 of 9 is with them.
Yes the Starship Voyager does eventually get back to Earth and 7 of 9 is with them.

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Scott Bakula played Captain Jonathan Archer in Star Trek: Enterprise.

Markets fluctuate and obviously condition is a factor, but this item can usually be expected to command around a $5 - $10 price tag.

It takes a bit to get it just right.
But what i have had to do is position my ship just in front of the SY, About 100ft away, Line up the bow with entrance of the SY, Then order your ship to dock.
Should work just fine.

Enterprise --- there were actually three ships under captain kirk and more under Picard and Janeway. They just couldn't think up a new name.

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Actually you're wrong Janeway never commanded the Enterprise (even in alternative time-line)

The following captains commanded the Enterprise

(Original NCC-1701) Robert April, Christopher Pike, James T. Kirk, Willard Decker, Spock, John Harriman.

(TNG NCC-1701-C) Rachel Garrett, Richard Castillo, Jean-Luc Picard, William T. Riker, Edward Jellico also Admiral William T. Riker

Then the prequel (Enterprise) (NX-01) Jonathan Archer

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it is a really cool astronimical event! to cut to the quick, I'll just say what the star was made out of. the star was really 2 planets that got close to each other, making a really bright star, the brightest one anyone had ever seen. these planets where Jupiter, the king planet, and Venus, the lady planet(also known as a virgin)

4 90 minute episodes, or 8 45 min episodes

One rule is: because of Free Will, an Angel must not prevent an action if the prevention would subvert Free Will. (Sort of like The Prime Directive of Star Trek.)

Not without any third-party cranial influence.

The Borg are one of the more popular villains in Star Trek. They are a race of cybernetic beings in Star Trek who share a collective consciousness. They are driven by the urge to assimilate other beings into their collective by injecting them with tiny nanoprobes that turn them into cyborgs and collect them to the hive mind. Once that happens, the person who has been assimilated will become a Borg, even if he had just been risking his life to defeat them. Because they share a collective consciousness, and their members have no sense of individuality, they think nothing of sacrificing large numbers of their membership to advance their goals. They are excellent at adapting very quickly to new situations, meaning that any weapons used against them quickly become harmless. They travel in very large ships shaped like cubes or spheres, and are able to repair damage to their ships very quickly, making them even more difficult to destroy.

Star Trek - The Original Series, Episode 70: Let That Be Your Last Battlefiel.

Mr.Spock's last name is Spock. His full name is S'chn T'gai Spock Cha' Sarek... :) its a mouth-full... and unpronouncable.... well, Spock is his last name... :P

S'chn T'gai is not TOS canon. It was introduced in Hambly's book "Ishmael". In TOS, Spock says that his First name is "unpronounceable" which refers to whatever Roddenberry could have one day made up, not necessarily Hambly's version.

After seeing the first issue of SPOCKANALIA (the first ST fanzine,

which was published while ST was still on the air) Dorothy Fontana,

ST story editor, writer, and developer of a lot of Spock's

backstory, wrote a LoC to the zine's editors. In this letter, which

was published in the second issue of the zine (April 1968) she

announced the family name as Xtmprsqzntwlfb.

The name never made it into the series or films, but some fans

considered Dorothy to be sufficiently a canonical source to use the

name she created as Spock's last name in the fiction they wrote.

To further clarify, from Dorothy's LoC: "The family name is unprounceable

and can only be rendered in Earth alphabet as a long series of consonants. .

. Of course, the formal Vulcan language is not written with English

letters. As in Hebrew, Arabic, Chinese and so on, the phonetic rendering

according to pronunciation has nothing to do with the written language."

Tasha Yar was killed by being sucked into a sentient tar pit in 'Skin of Evil.' (She came back, of course, in 'Yesterday's Enterprise.')

Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) did have an artificial heart since his was damaged in a bar brawl from his Academy days. During the fight, a Naussicaan impaled the then young Picard in the back and through the heart.

The relise date has not been anounced, However feel free to check out www.startrekonline.com to keep up to date on the information, But rumour has it it will be coming out in the fall 2010, But remember, Theese are only rumours bassed on a fuzzy video of somwone reading the lips of a cryptic worker.

No. It was sung by Russell Watson for the TV series, although Rod Stewart did sing it originally..

Almost everybody with healthy and well-formed hands can make the salute with some practice. There are no statistics on how many people actually know how to do it or have ever attempted it.

He was primarily an actor before landing the gig as the Cap'n. He did both stage and screen, but most of his early work was rather B grade movies that didn't do too well though.

If you mean T'Pol on Star Trek Enterprise then it was Jolene Blacock. It says it on the info guide and opening credits.