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Star trek

“To boldly go beyond where no man has ever gone before” is a chromatic manifestation made by Captain Jean-Luc Picard manifesting the purpose and mission of the fourth edition of USS Enterprise. An ambassador class star ship, in a not so distant future, where fiction is mixed with facts and where daily intrigues are being handled like they have been handled since the first Greek theatres to modern Norén-plays. Star Trek is simply the series of series. 

Star Trek, which comes from the word star and the verb trek: meaning to go or discover, is perhaps the most esoteric fiction-series ever to be aired on national television. It is a strictly intelligent and profoundly scientific series that reach out to a considerably more academic audience. When its creator Gene Roddenberry started the Star Trek franchise he commented upon the birth of Star Trek that: 

“Almost all of this comes out of my feeling that the human future is bright. We're just beginning.” 

In essence, Star Trek is all about coming to terms with problems that are now, and those that space-exploitation will bring. It is a way to unite people regardless whether you are male or female, young or old, intelligent or stupid, we are all facing some really big decisions before we can boldly go beyond where no man has ever gone before.