Join all of the talented writers for 30 days minus 2 over at www.weworkforcheese.com I'm taking a break from the story... When I was a kid I remember watching Star Trek and thinking how cool all of the stuff they had to communicate and get around was.
Shatner hosted a documentary that I couldn't find that talked about all the Star Treck items that actually exist today. Amazing. Here's a link that talks about 10 of them. Fascinating...
Hah! You know, just last week I downloaded the STar Trek app for my iPhone (yes, the one that makes Nicky see green). It make all the noises their communicators made, and has all the famous lines I remember, like, "I canna give you any more power Captain! She'll blow apart!"
Shatner hosted a documentary that I couldn't find that talked about all the Star Treck items that actually exist today. Amazing. Here's a link that talks about 10 of them. Fascinating...
ReplyDeletehttp://www.space.com/9705-top-10-star-trek-technologies.html
I saw that documentary, too. But considering I remember every single bit of stupid-ass trivia known to mankind...I remembered it.
DeleteIt is this, if I'm not mistaken: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_William_Shatner_Changed_the_World
They should have named cell phones - transponders ...
ReplyDeleteOhh, that's so true, I never thought about it like that.
ReplyDeleteOh, this was good. Short and definitely on the money.
ReplyDeleteHah! You know, just last week I downloaded the STar Trek app for my iPhone (yes, the one that makes Nicky see green). It make all the noises their communicators made, and has all the famous lines I remember, like, "I canna give you any more power Captain! She'll blow apart!"
ReplyDeleteI'm such a nerd.
oooh , i gotta get this one...
DeleteNicely done, Barb! Mine was longer, as usual, but you nailed this. Indigo x
ReplyDeleteWell, beam me up, Barb! Your observation is so true.
ReplyDeleteExcellent take on this one, Barb!
ReplyDeleteIt's actually pretty crazy how to much Star Trek stuff became fact and is still becoming reality.
ReplyDeleteI keep trying to be beamed up but it never works!
ReplyDeleteI have seen almost every original star trek ever made. LOVED IT!
Nicely done, Barb. Supposedly, Star Trek also inspired the creation of floppy disks.
ReplyDeleteThat is definitely pretty interesting.
ReplyDeleteScary, isn't it!
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