Birth week of my second child, a daughter.
In the 23rd century, humans were known to live as long as 144 years. Star Trek
In the 23rd century, humans were known to live as long as 144 years. Star Trek
Star Trek Beyond ONE YEAR COUNTDOWN!
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On page 142 (the Afterword) of, "The Star Trek Craft Book", author Angie Pederson has some sweet words for Star Trek, worth reading. The crafts are pretty nice, also...
Source: https://books.google.ae/books?id=Su...ChDoAQguMAk#v=onepage&q=142 star trek&f=false
CountDownClock says 142
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On page 142 (the Afterword) of, "The Star Trek Craft Book", author Angie Pederson has some sweet words for Star Trek, worth reading. The crafts are pretty nice, also...
Source: https://books.google.ae/books?id=Su...ChDoAQguMAk#v=onepage&q=142 star trek&f=false
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Beta Lyrae is the primary star of the Beta Lyrae System and is located 142 degrees NE of the galactic plane. TAS The Slaver Weapon
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The first word on page 142 of the Next Gen novel "Dark Mirror" is "then"
The first word on page 142 of the Next Gen novel "Dark Mirror" is "then"
One variant of three covers made for Myriad Universe Star Trek TNG The Last Generation #1 features a homage to the cover of John Byrne's X-Men #141, by J.K. Woodward.
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Kironide, referenced in TOS Plato's Stepchildren, a rare element and source of psychokinetic powers in humanoids, has the atomic number 139. Starfleet Medical Reference Manual.
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One of the Borg ships which Voyager encountered in "Unimatrix Zero" was Borg Tactical Cube 138
One of the Borg ships which Voyager encountered in "Unimatrix Zero" was Borg Tactical Cube 138
After discovering several discrepancies, Seven of Nine wonders why all 138 aliens were processed through Division Six. VOY Workforce Part II
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Star Trek Beyond is estimated to run roughly 135 minutes. Simon Pegg had to trim 45 pages from the script, which initially would have made a 3-hour film
http://www.cinemablend.com/m/new/Si...s-Off-Paramount-Star-Trek-3-Script-71731.html
Star Trek Beyond is estimated to run roughly 135 minutes. Simon Pegg had to trim 45 pages from the script, which initially would have made a 3-hour film
http://www.cinemablend.com/m/new/Si...s-Off-Paramount-Star-Trek-3-Script-71731.html
So around 2:15, same as 09 and ID.
One reason Shatner decided to include LEVI'S jeans in STV was, 'since Levi's jeans had remained virtually unchanged for the 135 years they were in existence, and therefore they'd be around three hundred years from now.' Unnamed promotion article.
One reason Shatner decided to include LEVI'S jeans in STV was, 'since Levi's jeans had remained virtually unchanged for the 135 years they were in existence, and therefore they'd be around three hundred years from now.' Unnamed promotion article.
You both are uping the Game with your cool Finds! 
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135 years ago, Astronomer Étienne Léopold Trouvelot observed and drew the planet Jupiter, and his renderings became very famous.
"The Star Trek tie-in is that Trouvelot’s famous drawing of The Planet Jupiter made an appearance in one episode of Star Trek: The Original Series. A copy of Trouvelot’s drawing shows up in the outer office adjacent to Commodore Mendez’ office on Starbase 11 in “The Menagerie, Part 1.” It’s back behind Mendez’ Yeoman/Executive Assistant–a gold-uniformed Lieutenant who, interestingly, wears the “Enterprise” arrowhead insignia on her uniform..."
Source: http://www.startreknewvoyages.com/2015/09/22/trouvelots-astronomical-artwork-the-planet-jupiter/
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135 years ago, Astronomer Étienne Léopold Trouvelot observed and drew the planet Jupiter, and his renderings became very famous.
"The Star Trek tie-in is that Trouvelot’s famous drawing of The Planet Jupiter made an appearance in one episode of Star Trek: The Original Series. A copy of Trouvelot’s drawing shows up in the outer office adjacent to Commodore Mendez’ office on Starbase 11 in “The Menagerie, Part 1.” It’s back behind Mendez’ Yeoman/Executive Assistant–a gold-uniformed Lieutenant who, interestingly, wears the “Enterprise” arrowhead insignia on her uniform..."
Source: http://www.startreknewvoyages.com/2015/09/22/trouvelots-astronomical-artwork-the-planet-jupiter/
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Cinefex 134 covers Star Trek Into Darkness, and has this amazing cover art: http://www.cinefex.com/backissues/covers/facebook/Cinefex_134_ST.jpg
Cinefex 134 covers Star Trek Into Darkness, and has this amazing cover art: http://www.cinefex.com/backissues/covers/facebook/Cinefex_134_ST.jpg
Wow!...and the Newton-class USS Biddleford (NCC-0718) in Bay A-4 (lower right) is a design I want to dislike, but somehow I can't help but be intrigued by. There is just something about her... Great Post!
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Curiously enough, in a deleted scene from ST:ID, the Biddeford's name and registry was seen on a Constitution-class heavy cruiser, styled from the Prime Universe. It was hung from the ceiling of Admiral Marcus's office.
Source: Memory Alpha
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Curiously enough, in a deleted scene from ST:ID, the Biddeford's name and registry was seen on a Constitution-class heavy cruiser, styled from the Prime Universe. It was hung from the ceiling of Admiral Marcus's office.
Source: Memory Alpha
Would not be the first time we had to adapt to shifting release dates 
And HIjol, I love the Newton-class! I wish they sold a model of it.
And HIjol, I love the Newton-class! I wish they sold a model of it.
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