At the least, it is probably the most ambitious and difficult project of its type ever attempted.įor example, in our huge starship of the future, what will a bed look like? What kind of fabrics? What about a simple everyday thing like sheets? Obviously things are going to get different … but how different?īut bedding is simple. As such, Star Trek may become the first fully believable space adventure. Authenticity and believability are maintained with the help of cooperative space scientists and technical advisors. Star Trek aims to match the action-adventure of the best television westerns, the suspense-mystery of the finest detective tales. Alien beings that will range from the fiercely primitive to the incredibly exotic intelligence which will far surpass Mankind. Our galaxy along is so incredibly vast that the most conservative mathematical odds still add up to millions of planets almost identical to our own - capable of life, even intelligence and strange new civilizations. Why a journey into space? Because science is now learning that the infinite reaches of our universe probably teem with as much life and adventure as Earth’s own oceans and continents. Let me share some of the pangs, tortures and the too seldom minor victories of putting together a totally new type of show. I teethed, learned my trade on police shows, westerns - all the old familiar forms. Plus talents such as DeForest Kelley, George Takei, Jimmy Doohand and Nichelle Nichols. In full color, this new action-adventure format boasts flesh and blood stars like talented William Shatner playing Ship’s Captain Kirk love Grace Lee Whitney playing Yeoman Janice Rand and Leonard Nimoy in an unusual new role as the half-alien Mister Spock. Our starship, designed with the help of space experts, is the United Space Ship Enterprise. Other worlds like ours? Other peoples? What? Based upon the best scientific knowledge and estimates of what our astronauts of the future may face when they move out of our own solar system and into the vastness of our galaxy. Rather, real adventure in tomorrow’s space.
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