1 of 2 | "Star Trek" shuttle Galileo before its restoration by Adam Schneider and Master Shipwrights. Once completed, the iconic TV prop went on display at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston.

The shuttle craft Galileo, which appeared in seven episodes of the original Star Trek series, is settling in Wednesday at its final landing place, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration ...

How Star Trek fans changed the name of NASA’s first space shuttle A declassified memo shows that 'hundreds of thousands of letters' called for a renaming. Keith Wagstaff Jan 11, 2025 8:00 AM EST ...

The film’s special effects are a pay grade above classic “Trek,” but remember, between 1969, when the series was canceled, and 1979, “ Star Wars ” rewrote the rulebook.

The word 'shuttle' was used over and over again," said Schneider. Peters and Schneider aren't alone in their belief that "Star Trek" gave rise to NASA using the term "space shuttle." ...

I’ve recently become concerned about J.J. Abrams role as the director of the next Star Wars movie. After all, he could be bringing some of his Star Trek sensibility into the galaxy far, far away ...

While Star Wars and Star Trek fans may endlessly debate the superiority of each franchise, they have at least one thing in common: a love of celebrating the minutia of each. The shuttles seen in ...

Spaceship Design 101: How the Minds Behind ‘Star Trek’, ‘Lost in Space’, and ‘Black Mirror’ Reach The Stars The distinct shape languages of these four space ships offered tension or ...

The most famous "Star Trek" ship was captained by James T. Kirk, and was the first one featured when the series debuted more than 50 years ago.

Inspired by the warp drive of the Enterprise on 'Star Trek,' engineers at NASA have designed a spaceship capable of traveling faster than the speed of light, aka warp speed.

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 3 episode 3 “Shuttle to Kenfori” takes us on a secret mission to a forbidden planet. We have a rare flower that blooms with even rarer medicinal properties.