The Physics of Star Trek

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The Physics of Star Trek is a popular science book that uses concepts and scenarios from the Star Trek franchise to explain and explore real-world physics and the limits of future technology.

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instanceOf popular science book
aimedAt general audience
science enthusiasts
author Lawrence M. Krauss NERFINISHED
basedOn Star Trek franchise NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
discussesFeasibilityOf holodecks NERFINISHED
phasers
time travel to the future
time travel to the past
transporter technology
exploresConcept black holes
cloaking devices
energy requirements of starships
faster-than-light travel
quantum mechanics
relativity
teleportation
time travel
tractor beams
warp drive
wormholes
firstEditionFormat hardcover
genre popular science
science and technology
hasOclcNumber 32590472
hasSequel Beyond Star Trek NERFINISHED
isbn 9780465002047
language English
laterEditionFormat paperback
mediaType book
print
notableFor discussing limits of future technology
relating real-world physics to Star Trek scenarios
pages 188
publicationYear 1995
publisher Basic Books NERFINISHED
subject future technology
physics
science in fiction
targetFranchiseFandom Star Trek fans
usesFictionalUniverse Star Trek: The Next Generation NERFINISHED
Star Trek: The Original Series NERFINISHED
usesScientificTheory general relativity
quantum field theory
special relativity NERFINISHED
thermodynamics

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