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Thanks to our good friend Montgomery Scott, we now have a way to keep our whales in the cargo bay.  Well actually, an international team led by Oxford University scientists have found a way to turn normal aluminum into transparent aluminum using frickin' laser beams.CONTINUE READING >>

Here's this week's installment of The Trivia Tribble Presents. As always a huge thanks to the Trivia Tribble David Kleparek for providing the awesome content.CONTINUE READING >>

In this weeks episode of Trekcast, everyone's got a goatee.  That's right, our humble hosts are rolling their own Star Trek episode.CONTINUE READING >>

As reported by Newsarama, Zachary Quinto is stepping into the comics arena.  Zachary and his production company Before the Door Pictures, are developing comic books in a partnership with Archaia Comics. The details were releasesd Saturday at Comic-Con during the Achaia panel.  Achaia is also partnering with Roddenberry Productions to release their new comic 'Days Missing'.CONTINUE READING >>

As reported by SciFi Wire, Zoe Saldana (Uhura, Star Trek XI) was interviewed last Friday at Comic-Con and revealed that the script for Star Trek XII is halfway done.CONTINUE READING >>

Star Trek Online released brand new details for the Klingon Super Carrier Vo'Quv Class.

Super Carrier – Commissioned 2407

When the alliance with the Federation began to break down, the Klingon Defense Force realized that it needed a ship with more space and armaments than even the mighty Negh'Var. This would be a carrier capable of anchoring a fleet or leading an invasion – the ultimate weapon for a new Klingon Empire.
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Here are the answers to this week's installment of The Trivia Tribble Presents. If you haven't tried your hand at the challenge check out the quiz here. Big thanks to the Trivia Tribble David Kleparek for providing the fantastic content.

Star Trek: Enterprise
Season 1, Episode 16 ‘Shuttlepod One”

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Dream Cheeky has put out an officially licensed Star Trek communicator that connects to your PC via USB and works like a phone. It is compatible with applications such as Skype, MSN, AIM, and iChat. Also, as it is basically a microphone and handset speaker, it should be compatible with nearly any application that uses either. Thinkgeek.com has videos of it in action. (In a fairly funny way.)CONTINUE READING >>