50 Years Of Star Trek

Star Trek continues to be a cultural phenomenon because of the timeliness of the philosophies it strives to incorporate in its narratives. Furthermore, the series and its creator, Gene Roddenberry, advocate the core natures of humanity: its innate goodness, the beauty in its diversity, and its curiosity. These advocacies continue to enlighten a new generation of viewers and engender principles of embracing difference and transcending the present to achieve

On September the 8th in 1966 Gene Roddenberry brought the iconic science fiction show to television screens for the first time, Star Trek was born. The show has set a lasting legacy that has spawned over the decades with multiple spinoffs, several movies and even a cartoon show. It’s a legacy that is still around today, despite the original show being cancelled after its third season. The pilot episode of star trek starring Jeffrey Hunter was actually rejected by NBC because it was seen as to cerebral.

Star Trek is a franchise that has been around for a very long time; it has been turned into books, movies and a television series. Television is one of the world 's most influential pieces of propaganda. Whether it is being used to promote the next president, sponsor the newest upcoming athlete, or tell you about your favorite show, television is used to influence the world and how we perceive it. The popular television show aired for the first time in 1966 and throughout the years has seen many important events in its lifetime. Societal issues that were present in Star Trek, such as racism, sexuality, war, and scientific theories, continue to appear in today’s mainstream culture, even decades after the show came to an end.

There has been eight Navy ships in the United States named ENTERPRISE. She is creating a legacy that will carry well into the future as PCU ENTERPRISE (CVN 80) commissioned in 2025. Senior enlisted leaders are the keepers of naval tradition, heritage and the values, as well as the mentors and teachers of our history. This paper will cover the history of the USS ENTERPRISE and the importance of its history to us as senior enlisted leaders.

     In 1966 a series called "Star Trek" was created. It's creator, Gene Roddenberry, did not create the show to be a science fiction series. The series was much deeper than that. It wasn't just about discovering new planets and civilizations. It was about controversial issues. Even though the series' take place in the 23rd and 24th century the issues struck with the times and related current issues. Through each series, The Original, Next Generation, Deep Space Nine and Voyager, there has been progression with the times and the issues. The issues that surround the episodes of Star Trek include race, religion, sexuality, the depiction of science and gender roles. The central focus being talked about in

In class, we begin discussing the impact of the advancement of television content and the way different topics were used to influenced their audiences. Star Trek was a science- fiction television series that aired in the 60’s that was iconic for the metaphorical storyline that was often exude through different characters’ plot that focused on social issues such as poverty, economic status, race and religion. Gene Roddenberry used different character as representation of actual in everyday society, he focuses on issues that were current during that time and successfully address them in the delivery of his show. I found this particularly clever because this allowed him to remain the sole creator of his show and deliver the content that he wanted

I argue one of the most significant outcomes of post WWII era was the Space Race during the 1950’s of The Cold War. The outcome of the Space Race saw advancements in technology that allowed humans to reach the outer depths of the universe. This is a major contribution to the 21st century; however, I assert that one of the most fundamental and perhaps ignored redefining impact of the Space Race was that it improved the educational system and put more emphasis on learning and research in all disciplines.

Star Wars has the Millennium Falcon which is an YT-1300 light freighter and dates way back even before when the Clone Wars happened. Which is why it's amazing since during the clone wars everything was being destroyed by the Empire. It’s amazing how it survived. While in Star Trek their ship known as the Enterprise, which is also iconic, but why does the Millennium Falcon win over it? Simply because the Millennium Falcon is just more awesome.

New Horizons still has many years of fuel and power. It will continue its more-than-10-year mission, exploring the primordial material of the Kuiper Belt. When asked by a young person what the mission will do now that the big event of the Pluto flyby has happened, five-time space shuttle astronaut Grunsfeld said the interplanetary spacecraft will—in a nod to Star Trek—“go where no New Horizons spacecraft has gone before.”

The USS Enterprise is the central starship that was made in year 2245 and was in service for 40 years till year 2285. It was the home for the Star Trek team with the ability to travel faster than light in its magical ways in the fictional Star Trek media franchise.

I’m so happy that you are a Trek fan. Seeing the Enterprise will change your life I guarantee it. Having you apart of this means a lot to me too and beyond the obvious need I have for an actress with a particular talent with music! Facilitating your entrance into the on-screen world of Trek and into the hearts of a fandom empowers the best parts of me.

Throughout the past few decades, there has been an explosion of fandom in all things nerdy. Though most of humanity looks at wars as something to fear, and if possible, avoid, one war has been waging for some time now on which is better. This is the battle of Star Wars vs. Star Trek. If one needs to decide who the winner of this battle would be, one would need to grasp a better understanding of what both Star Wars and Star Trek are, comparatively, and the differences between them as well. As someone who has a love for both of these separate entities, I feel as if Star Wars is a gritty science fantasy take on space opera that encompasses the heroic journey and the cinema serial. Star Trek is a utopian exploration fantasy embracing cultural

I am not a fan of Star Trek in its early years. Star Trek does not interest me because I do not understand what the movie or show is about. Also, it was filmed over 30 years before I was born. I am usually not interested in movies that are 20 years older than I am unless the movie is a genre that I prefer. The new Star Trek movie that was released July 22, 2016 is appealing to teenagers my age because it is new and full of action. My father also has a significant impact in my movie preference. My father told me he has never watched Star Trek while growing up and did not understand it either. Even though in Star Trek does not catch my attention, there are various space based stories that have my interest.

The Galileo Seven is the sixteenth episode of the original series of Star Trek. The plot starts when the USS Enterprise starship has a mission to deliver medical supplies to Makus III. A shuttlecraft, called Galileo, is sent out to trace out the formation of four star systems. In that spaceship, a group of research team includes Chief Medical Officer McCoy, Chief Engineer Scott, and four other specialists, under the command of First Officer Spock. Nevertheless, soon after Galileo has launched, the spacecraft is hit by the radiation. They are forced to make an emergency landing on Taurus II. There, crewmembers come across the threat from local inhabitants as well as the challenge to fix the shuttlecraft and return to the Enterprise in

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