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Star Trek’s Most Iconic Gesture Is Actually Hebrew: Leonard Nimoy Created It After Visiting Jewish Synagogues
Leonard Nimoy gave Star Trek and the world one of the most iconic symbols in pop culture history from a long-lost memory as a ...
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Sorry Enterprise & First Contact, But Star Trek's First Vulcan On Earth Actually Happened In The Original Series
Before Vulcans officially made First Contact, or crash-landed on Earth in Enterprise, TOS had Star Trek's real first Vulcan ...
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Spock Laughing In Star Trek IV Wasn't Out Of Character, It Completed The Vulcan's Resurrection Story
The Voyage Home, but it's a crucial moment that completes the Vulcan's resurrection. Directed by Leonard Nimoy, Star Trek IV ...
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NASA Spacecraft Captures Star Trek's Starfleet Logo on Mars in 'Dune Footprint'
A NASA spacecraft captured a photo of a dune on the surface of Mars that looks suspiciously like the famous Starfleet logo from Star Trek. The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO), snapped the photo ...
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The Man Who Taught Mr. Spock to Speak Vulcan
Marc Okrand was hired in 1982 to write dialogue in Vulcan for this already-shot-in-English scene from Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan featuring Kirstie Alley and Leonard Nimoy. Linguist Marc ...