Star Trek

Someone with a lot of time on their hands took clips of Patrick Steward on 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' and edited them together so he sings "Let It Snow"...but with his "Make It So" catchphrase.

On a seemingly routine spacewalk, disaster strikes. The shuttle is destroyed, leaving two astronauts completely alone–tethered to nothing but each other and spiraling out into the blackness.

What’s harder – finding a good job or finding a good man?

Scientists are cautiously optimistic that a warp drive, like the ones made so famous in 'Star Trek' is more likely than they once thought.

Here’s a look at some interesting events that took place on this day in history: 1504 – Michelangelo's 'David' is unveiled in Florence, Italy (More info) 1966 – The first 'Star Trek' series premieres on NBC (More info)

It happened in most episodes of the original Star Trek series: Chief Medical Officer Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy would encounter a slumped-over crew member . He'd wave a small device about the size of an iPad near the crew member, then turn to Captain James T. Kirk. "He's dead Jim. You get his phaser, I'll grab his wallet".

Sometimes we Earthlings just don't pay enough attention to happenings elsewhere in the Universe. For instance, while we've been taking care of holiday preparations , a major battle has broken out in the far-distant galaxy of Southern California

Leonard Nimoy is retiring from the "Star Trek" convention circuit. The 80-year-old actor, best-known for playing Mr. Spock in the original Star Trek, formed four fingers and told his fans to "Live long and prosper." Nimoy has said the convention in Chicago would be his last...

Sometimes you can get a star in his prime for a TV testimonial or commercial, sometimes just past their prime, and sometimes I guess they just need the money. Watch: