Does subspace really exist?

No, subspace is not a real theory.

How far are we from Star Trek technology?

Good progress so far Keeping in mind that Star Trek is set almost 350 years in the future, we have made progress that actually put us on track to have a lot of the technology from Star Trek developed by the time we actually reach the year 2364.

How Star Trek predicted the future?

Star Trek is one of the most iconic sci-fi TV shows of all time. While totally fictional, it eerily predicted our technological future several times. From Bluetooth earpieces to tablets, Star Trek has foreshadowed the extent that hands-free technology would be involved in our pursuit of efficiency.

Why do we like Star Trek?

Because it portrays hope. It was the first, and one of the few, works of fiction to portray a hopeful future for human civilization. It was also the first to portray a future where people are dedicated to science and exploration. Not just space exploration, but also personal exploration.

Who invented the warp drive in Star Trek?

physicist Zefram Cochrane
As any avid Star Trek fan can tell you, the eccentric physicist Zefram Cochrane invented the warp-drive engine in the year 2063. It wasn’t easy. As any avid Star Trek fan can tell you, the eccentric physicist Zefram Cochrane invented the warp-drive engine in the year 2063.

Who invented warp in Star Trek?

Zefram Cochrane
The core of the warp drive uses to control the annihilation of matter and antimatter. This controlled explosion is what generates the tremendous power required to warp space and travel faster than light. On Earth, warp drive was invented in 2063 by noted scientist Zefram Cochrane.

Can Star Trek predict the future?

Star Trek is one of the most iconic sci-fi TV shows of all time. While totally fictional, it eerily predicted our technological future several times. Since the very first time viewers saw a communicator on Star Trek: The Original Series, the Star Trek franchise has proven that it has the capacity to predict the future.

What is the future of the Star Trek franchise?

The sequel Star Trek Into Darkness was met with less acclaim while the third film, Star Trek Beyond directed by Justin Lin, won over many Trek fans but still underperformed at the box office, leaving the feature film franchise to face an unknown future once more.

Did Star Trek ever get made into a movie?

Star Trek: The Motion Picture, a movie adaptation of the cult sixties TV show, very nearly didn’t get made.

Would Star Trek Phase II have happened if it weren’t for Star Wars?

If it weren’t for the runaway success of Star Wars and Close Encounters of the Third Kind (both released in 1977), fickle Paramount executives would have canceled their faltering TV project Star Trek: Phase II, instead of adapting it into a big-screen production.