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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'

Desi Arnaz and Lucille Ball. Giving the studio the name Desilu.

The environmental controls aboard the Enterprise are programmed to keep habitat areas of the ship between 23oC/73.4oF to 24oC/75.2oF. Crew and passengers have the option to customise they're quarters to they're personal temperature preference, by telling the computer to adjust.

It is considered to be the Sovereign class. However there have been notions that in an alternate future universe there is an Uber USS Enterprise capable of things like warp 1000, faster than the speed of thought transporters, and the ability to split into previous models of itself to complete missions. In another time line there is the Enterprise class (meaning most advanced because the USS Enterprise has always been top of the line).

Nichelle Nichols played the character of communications officer Lieutenant Uhura

No, but it was assumed that it would be watched on predominantly black and white sets. Thus while they were going to Spock's skin color red, they changed it to light green, as tests showed that red would just look black on such sets.

That depends on what series TOS- Scotty TNG- La Forge VOY- Torres DS9-O'Brian TOS ERA Movies(thats also the new one)-Scotty TNG ERA Movies- La Forge

Brown always brown in new movie and old

The value of Star Trek trading cards is dependent upon factors such as the year of manufacture, the series, condition and demand for such cards. Cards could be valued at as little as $1 for one card to about $100 for an entire collection.

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Gene Roddenberry the Creator of Star Trek was putting together a proposal for the science fiction series that would later become Star Trek as early as 1960. It was then first aired in Sepetember 1966.

In the new movie Dr. McCoy is assigned to the Enterprise three years after he joins Starfleet as a recruit. The new movie is set in an alternate reality, though, so other information on McCoy may be found elsewhere.

In the original timeline, Dr. McCoy joined the crew at least several months after Kirk took command. (The first episode filmed with Kirk as captain, "Where No Man Has Gone Before," has Dr. Mark Piper as the chief medical officer. It is possible that McCoy was stationed at Capella IV during this time.)

It depends on what Enterprise you're referring to. The NCC-1701, as seen in the Original Series, could hold up to 500 passengers at any given time. I believe their numbers were somewhere around 477. The later models, such as The NCC-1701B, could hold over 1000.

In the star trek years, Bill Shatner's weight fluctuated each season between 165 and 180; post Star Trek he maintained himself around 175 for film and TV roles. For "T.J. Hooker" Shatner again lost and gained weight during all 5 seasons between 180 and 200.

In the Star Trek films Shatner got down to 165 to again play Capt Kirk in the first Stat Trek movie but gained weight thereafter for each Trek sequel.

He was 185 for 2, 180 for 3, 185 for 4 and 5 and 195 for the final OS Trek movie. For his last appearance as Capt Kirk in the first TNG Trek film ,Shatner jogged and crashed dieted to weigh 200, then gained as much as 30lbs he kept on all during his role as Denny Crane.

Post Bosten Legal, Bill has packed on more weight.

Today, Shatner weighs over 250 pounds at age 85.

It was on the original Star Trek tv show. The computer was programmed to find the final digit of pi. As pi has no end, the computer was endlessly working on that which could not be solved.

Credit to Mr. Spock, who was the Science Officer on board the Enterprise, and a Vulcan.

There are a number of Klingon songs that were sung in Star Trek. This first one is from the episode of Deep Space Nine where Martok is captain of a Bird of Prey and Worf is his first officer. The bridge crew sings this. Qoy qeylIs puqloD.

Qoy puqbe'pu'.

yoHbogh matlhbogh je SuvwI'

Say'moHchu' may' 'Iw.

maSuv manong 'ej maHoHchu'.

nI'be' yInmaj 'ach wovqu'.

batlh maHeghbej 'ej yo' qIjDaq vavpu'ma'

DImuv. pa' reH maSuvtaHqu'.

mamevQo'. maSuvtaH. ma'ov. This next one was sung by the Klingons living on the Romulan world who were captured survivors of Khitomer. This was the two-part episode of The Next Generation that featured Deep Space Nine in the first part. The song is in Klingon, then pronouncition. bah-dah too-moh Bagh Da tuH mogh Fire streaks the heavens

Sho-jah doo-roh ChojaH Duh rHo The battle has begun

Ya-zjah kay-oh yIjah, Qey' 'oH

Ya-zjah kay-oh yIjah, Qey' 'oH

Ya-zjah kay-oh-ooo yIjah, Qey' 'oH

Mah dok, u-do majaq. 'o' tugh

jih dok, mah zjoo jiDaq. majun.

Par dok, cha-bah! pa'Daq jagh baH!

bu-rak, chu-qa ou' lo' tlhuHQo'!

Telbar nay-goo tep lagh negh 'uH

Moo-go toh-doo mughato' tu'

Ya-zjah kay-oh yIjah, Qey' 'oH

Ya-zjah kay-oh yIjah, Qey' 'oH

Ya-zjah kayoh-ooo yIjah, Qey' 'oH

Boh-naj ya-deetch wo' naj, cha' DIch

Not-veer bah-reech Do' chIj, wa'DIch

Key-jol kel-baj 'ejDo' 'el Da'

keh-dah oh-kie Qib'a' bopar

Ya-zjah kay-oh yIjah, Qey' 'oH

Ya-zjah kay-oh yIjah, Qey' 'oH

Ya-zjah kayoh-ooo yIjah, Qey' 'oH This next one is from Deep Space Nine as well, where Worf is drinking with Kor, and they decide to go after the Sword of Kahless in the Gamma Quadrent. Again, Klingon and pronounciation and then Terran tranlation. EJ IM-TA FEY DE-JA I... 'ej HumtaH 'ej DechtaH 'Iw

EJAHDAK-SO-TAS GHOS VA SKRAL BYTEEK 'ej Doq SodTah ghoSpa' Sqral bIQtiQ

EMPA JAJ LAW-MOCH JAJ-PUSH 'e' pa' jaj law' mo' jaj puS

JAJ KAYLESS MOLOR-MIGH HOHK-CHEW KOO. jaj qeylIS molar MIgh HoHchu' And the blood was ankle deep...

And the River Skral ran crimson red

On the day above all days

When Kahless slew evil Molor dead!

I don't think so, but there was a Bajoran woman called Chalan Aroya.

The latest captain of the Enterprise is Jean Luc Picard.