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Strange New Worlds is back! 🙌 #StarTrek
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At #fsfe25 @Florian Snow draws the obvious parallels of #StarTrek and #FreeSoftware which are also a big driver for me 🖖

#FSFE #Krakow #softwarefreedom

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This is AWESOME! Cast members from different #StarTrek series make the case for reducing #LightPollution and preserving our ability to experience the stars from here on Earth: youtube.com/watch?v=Hc2zeKd-xf…

#DarkSkyInternational #StarTrek60

Photo of Terry Farrell from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine holding a microphone

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Star Trek Deep Space Nine scene. Close up on Quark, a Ferengi guy with a smooth and domed head that kind of looks like a butt and huge exaggerated earlobes that connect like a unibrow across his forgead. He also has nose loaf that kind of looks like a pine cone. He is pursing his mouth and doing a 'Jim from The Office' look to camera. Closed caption reads, "baseball, root beer, darts, atom bombs."
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God I love this city.

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A 14-foot model of the original Star Trek Enterprise NCC 1701 hangs in the second story picture window of a house on 46th Avenue in the Outer Sunset. The Enterprise boldly fills up the window, stretching from one side to the other and then some. Other details: the house is painted sage green and has deco trim on the facade. There's a flagpole with some kind of red white and blue flag hanging out front. On the left there's a yellow painted house. And most importantly, fuck David Ellison.
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TIL that James Doohan, along with producer John Povill, devised the basic sounds and handful of words used for the Klingon language in the first Star Trek film. Doohan recorded the lines he invented onto a tape, which were used by the actors to learn.

More well-known is that Paramount brought in linguist Mark Okrand to create a fully-fledged written and verbal language for Star Trek III based on Doohan’s work, which is the most widely used fictional language on earth.

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