The Final Frontier Vs Star Trek

To some people hearing about these two film might strike nostalgia among the diehard fans. Some might be more ignorant to this concept, and not realise there is a complete and utter difference. The two movie I’m talking about are the most well known science fiction and they are Star Wars and Star Trek. Now to some hearing these two most well known franchise go at it sound supplementary of which one would be better. Obviously Star Wars is the better one of the two because it has a better storyline, great fandom, and better characters.

As you have likely realized, the differences begin to overlap the similarities towards the ends of both movies.

Three main clusters that are developed under this idea of space exploration is the benefits that are gained, ethical code and what it means with regard to the future of the human race. In this paper I will talk about what major projects are being worked on and who will benefit from these. This will also include what laws of space are and ethical code. This will also identify the differing viewpoints on space exploration and whether the big picture is worth the small steps being taken as to advancements in space technology and sciences.

After all is said and done however, it is never fair to compare and contrast a movie and a novel even

“Star Trek” would have us believe that space is the final frontier, but with apologies to the armies of Trekkies, their oracle might be a tad off base*, this is because manned space travel is easier to undertake than manned deep sea exploration.”

The dramatic war-like classic of a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, it is Star Wars. It made a huge impact in the 70s for its THX digitally mastered sound, new visual effects, but most of all the marvelous theme, without which, Star Wars would not be half the film it is now. It took the science fiction genre to a whole new era. Therefore, Star Wars IV is the best science fiction movies of all times.

There has been many remakes and sequels for the famous film known as The Planet of the apes. Without a doubt there are many similarities and differences between the original and the remakes. The two films that I'm going to compare and contrast is the original 1968 film to the 2011 Rise of the planet of the apes.

On September 8, 1966, television audiences went on their first voyage with the Starship Enterprise and its crew. The show lasted three years and consisted of only 79 original episodes but went on to become one of the most culturally and socially influential shows in history. Earlier science fiction shows were purely for entertainment but Star Trek changed the way people thought of science fiction and raised the bar for future science fiction shows with standards of quality and mature themes. The Star Trek franchise has become part of the American culture, spanning five decades and producing blockbuster motion pictures, countless novels, memorabilia, conventions, museum exhibits, catch phrases, parodies, and college courses. The series has lasting

Among the many great debates that have passed down through the centuries, there is one that has yet to be given a clear answer or voice; yes, my fellow nerds, I am talking about the great battle of the fandoms. While there are those who think Captain Picard would be no match for Darth Vader, it is finally time to shed some light on the situation; it is time for Star Wars versus Star Trek. I enjoy both universes equally, but I believe that in a fight Star Trek would win against Star Wars.

Star Trek: The Original Series is one of the most culturally influential television shows of all time, setting the bar for all science fiction shows and novels to follow. The original series first aired on the NBC network from 1966 to 1969, and produced four successor shows, an animated series, and twelve films. Innumerable books, toys, gadgets, and other products have been marketed. The Original Series cultural impact goes far beyond its ability to be monetarily capitalized upon by Paramount, the company that owns the Star Trek franchise. The cultural and social impact of something, whether it be a TV show, a song, or an event, is never easy to measure, nevertheless there are abundant indications that Star Trek: The Original Series has had a vast influence on many peoples' lives.

At the time that Galaxy Quest came out, Star Trek had spawned five motion pictures, five separate series, and decades of fan conventions. Star Trek's hopeful view of the future, and it's tackling of many controversial subjects under the guise of fiction is some of what makes it still popular today, thirteen motion pictures and six series later, including a reboot. The first interracial cast on a series came from Star Trek. Many inventors credit both the original series and Star Trek the Next Generation with ideas for their technologies, including smart phones and

Just following facts and common knowledge to do what needs to be done. Putting the knowledge and histories difference together that also influences the tools that both franchises use. Like Star War’s history being created from all of the history its tools is also more imaginary being Lightsabers weapons, planet destroying Deathstars, and Hyperspace transportation. In reverse like the basis of a futuristic history Star Treks is based on what is possible to come like Transporters, phasers, and warp drives. Which have a more realistic thought of what could be created, and with what could possible happen what are the differences in the real life portion of the

A Star Trek collection won't be complete without Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home. This installment in the series concludes the story lines that began in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, and Star Trek III: The Search for Spock. In this installment the Enterprise must take a trip back in time in order to save earth. Watch as they head back in time to find a humpback whale, since there are no humpback whales left on earth. Once they find the whale they bring it back to the present and use it to help them save the Earth.

"Trekkies" nearly called it quits after the Shatner-directed Star Trek V: The Last Frontier hit the big screen. After Leonard Nimoy directed the previous two, critically acclaimed Star Trek films, Shatner decided he too, could direct greatness. Oh, how he was

Arguable the most important factor of creating a privatized space program, however, is simply the furthering of man’s knowledge of that marvelous frontier. With more opportunity to explore and research the many celestial bodies near and far from Earth, man can strive into a new era of technology and information. Countless stars within countless galaxies lie in wait as people seek to