Space.com: “A new study finds that
the supermassive black holes at the hearts of some galaxies are the
most fuel efficient engines in the universe.”
Trivia Geek reaction: “As I recall, the Romulans use forced quantum singularities
(AKA artificial black holes) as engine cores, rather than the
traditional dilithium-modulated matter/antimatter warp cores employed
by the Federation, the Klingons, and pretty much everyone else in the Star Trek galaxy. I guess the Romulans were an eco-friendly star empire.”
Yes, the Star Trek affectation goes far deeper than the cheesy replica
uniform. At least I’m not alone.
- This guy remodeled his condo to look
like the bridge of the NextGen Enterprise. - TechProGuild’s John Sheesley points out Google Mars’ Trekworthiness: “You can even view the
future location of the Starfleet shipyards at Utopia
Planitia.” That’s where the Enterprise-D and Defiant were built. - Even Alias/Lost creator J.J. Abrams is getting the Star Trek bug, though I’m not the only one who thinks this could be a disaster of epic proportions.
Yet, before you judge me, remember that TR is chock full of Trekkies, so much so that we see Star Trek influences in everyday places and things. Truth is sometimes far stranger than Star Trek.