Scientific Star Trek Web Pages
- The Particles of Star Trek
- This site of coolness,
http://www.hyperion.com/~koreth/particles/,
lists all known Star Trek particles. The information given includes the
particle name, its source, the episode(s) where it appeared, and its
importance. It has a very fun feature which is both its biggest asset
and its greatest flaw, the Particle Generation Form. As new particles are
introduced or old ones noticed, visitors may update the list themselves. The
only problem with this is that the list is unedited, or at least insufficiently
edited. The best example is "anyon", which was wrongly listed as "amnion", and
my attempted correction didn't come out right. This is especially unfortunate
since the anyon was one of Star Trek's closest brushes with cutting edge
20th century physics.
- Joshua Bell's Star Trek Page
- This page,
http://www.ucalgary.ca/~jsbell/star_trek.html,
takes a relatively technical look at Star Trek. It features:
Reviewer: Rob Reid
