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    The Transporter in Star Trek vs. the Warlord Teleporter

    In Star Trek, the transporter is perhaps the most famous of all the technologies onboard the starship Enterprise. It's also the most absurd one of all because it involves separating crew members at the atomic level, converting them into energy, and the process is reversed at the appointed...
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    A real Star Trek Replicator 4 your home?

    A real Star Trek "Replicator" 4 your home? Check out this article: http://www.usatoday.com/money/industries/technology/maney/2005-06-14-replicator_x.htm This is still a long way from a Star Trek "replicator". Unlike Mr. Gershenfeld's "fabs", a Trek replicator does more than make parts...
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    The Transporter In Star Trek: Conversion of Matter Into Energy

    The transporter in Star Trek is one of the most fascinating theoretical technologies on board the starship Enterprise. The concept was created by the late-Gene Roddenberry. He needed his characters to get from the ship to the planet within a short period of time. Originally, Roddenberry set out...
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    A starkiller, theoretically possible? (Star Trek: Generations)

    I watched Star Trek: Generations and wondered if it was actually theoretically possible to "blow up" a star in that manner. What happens is that the torpedo launched into a sun stops all nuclear fusion, which results in a “quantum implosion.” This in turn creates an immense shockwave which...
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    Is Star Trek a Reflection of Communist Ideals?

    the Earth of star trek has no money, people do things for each other. in one of the films they go back to Earth and are suprised that people are spending money. when kirk is found guilty he is sent down the (salt?) mines. any other evidence?
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