Star Trek 2 Delayed Until December
2012?
The
Star Trek 2 script was supposed to be finished by Christmas 2009,
and it's still not done. So it should surprise nobody that there's
talk that the Trek sequel may be delayed six months from June 2012
release date.
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Trek Tunes: A Quick Look at the Songs by
Star Trek Stars
In
case you haven't noticed, a bunch of us at Up on the Sun are total
nerds. Our coverage of artists appearing at Phoenix Comicon and
related stories has not so subtly hinted at our fan-boy-and-girl
hearts.
So we won't bother trying to tiptoe around the fact that we are a
bunch of geeks. I explored the music of Leonard Nimoy in this week's
pint issue, but Mr. Spock is really just one of the Star Trek stars
who ventured into the world of pop recording.
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Star Trek Authority Larry Nemecek
Announces New Documentary
If
you aren’t familiar with Larry Nemecek, Memory Alpha describes him
like this: Larry Wayne Nemecek is a noted Star Trek author, editor,
archivist, consultant and producer. He is married to onetime script
coordinator Janet Nemecek. A native Oklahoman, Nemecek began
considering news and communications as a career in high school after
being inspired by a teacher in his journalism class. He majored in
theater at college with a journalism minor, and began writing about
Star Trek because "all the Will Rogers and Sooners football books
had been written."
Larry wrote the “Star Trek The Next Generation Concordance” from
which the series worked to assure continuity and technical
correctness and later “Star Trek The Next Generation Companion”
which is an in depth guide to every episode of Next Gen. In addition
to archiving, he and his wife Janet, are also known for writing an
episode of Star Trek Enterprise. In a nutshell, Larry is known as
the guy you go to when you want the inside story behind all things
Trek.
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Get Your Geek On: Summer Sci-Fi and
Fantasy
Summer
is a great time to be a geek. With less competition from the
vacationing networks, cable channels are free to air all the science
fiction and fantasy television they want! These shows don't have to
worry about appealing to the TV-watching masses and can instead
cater to the hardcore genre fans looking for their next obsession.
This summer is no exception. A handful of sci-fi and fantasy TV
shows will be on the air, all of them twisted and funky enough to
please the biggest of geeks. Sure, they won't all appeal to each
person, but we can all find something.
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Which is better: Star Trek or Star Wars?
Two mega-fans battle it out
Since
a long time ago in a galaxy that happens to be our own, where
millions of fans have gone before, a battle has been waged between
"Star Wars" and "Star Trek" fans.
The two franchises, having both had a great impact on popular
culture and followings that transcend many generations of
science-fiction nerds (or ‘science-fantasy', in "Star Wars'" case),
have often been pitted against each other by loyal fans trying to
prove that their favorite imaginary universe is the superior one.
Despite their similarities, the two franchises are not one and the
same. We tracked down one each of the biggest "Star Wars" and "Star
Trek" ("The Next Generation", in the interest of brevity) fans we
could find, pitched them imaginary battles between aspects of the
two and let them plead their case to try and settle the score, once
and for all.
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Space Archeologists Discover a Thousand
Egyptian Tombs Hidden in Tanis
Dr
Sarah Parcak thinks that "excavating a pyramid is the dream of every
archaeologist" but that Indiana Jones is "old school". Well, she
must know. After all, she has discovered two pyramids and 1000
tombs. From space.
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