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In part 2 of 3 we take a look at how the writers of <i>Star Trek</i> have incorporated real-life science into the series. Featured are the DS9 episode "If Wishes Were Horses" and the TNG episode "All Good Things..." plus an examination of transporters and torpedoes. star trek • science fiction • sf • sci-fi • science fiction and society |
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