Star Trek changed the television landscape in 1966 because science fiction was no longer considered shallow content.

"Star Trek" blazed the trail for today's sci-fi by taking risks other franchises wouldn't try. We'll discuss 10 times "Trek" dared it all, changing the genre.

M'Benga and Number One work in Sickbay in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds - Paramount+ "Star Trek" has long had the reputation as the nerdiest of science fiction franchises, mostly because of its ...

Throughout its nearly 60 years of movies and shows, "Star Trek" has featured high-tech communication devices that vaguely resemble old-school flip phones, magical replicators that can conjure pretty ...

Star Trek's iconic warp drive, once pure science fiction, is now inspiring real-world astrophysicists. Scientists are developing theoretical models that could enable faster-than-light travel by ...

Physicists discovered that the famous 'Star Trek' spaceship got a lot right about designing a ship to jump from galaxy to ...

Neil deGrasse Tyson is both a scientist and outspoken nerd. He has opinions on "Star Trek" and "Star Wars," and he's up front about why he prefers "Trek." ...

Nearly 60 years ago, the original Star Trek series ignited a dream in the public’s imagination: that one day, people would travel the galaxy in ships propelled by faster-than-light “warp drives.” The ...

I understand "Majel's computer voice performance was iconic" to mean her performance stands out a symbol representing Star Trek (or television, or science fiction, or the use of computers to better ...

The Next Generation" as being a groundbreaking show. However, this sci-fi pushed the envelope in many new ways.