Day 3 of our live coverage of 2010 Vegas Khhaaan!  We're looking forward to hanging with all of the Trek fans that have made the pilgrimage to Vegas for Creation Entertainment's Trek fest.  We'll be delivering live blogging, pictures and video from all 4 days of the event and you can watch the day 3 coverage below.  Stay tuned and Live Long and Prosper.

Day 2 of our live coverage of 2010 Vegas Khhaaan!  We're looking forward to hanging with all of the Trek fans that have made the pilgrimage to Vegas for Creation Entertainment's Trek fest.  We'll be delivering live blogging, pictures and video from all 4 days of the event and you can watch the day 2 coverage below.  Stay tuned and Live Long and Prosper.

Day 1 of our live coverage of 2010 Vegas Khhaaan!  We're looking forward to hanging with all of the Trek fans that have made the pilgrimage to Vegas for Creation Entertainment's Trek fest.  We'll be delivering live blogging, pictures and video from all 4 days of the event and you can watch the day 1 coverage below.  Stay tuned and Live Long and Prosper.

Day t-minus 1 of our live coverage of 2010 Vegas Khhaaan!  We're looking forward to hanging with all of the Trek fans that have made the pilgrimage to Vegas for Creation Entertainment's Trek fest.  We'll be delivering live blogging, pictures and video from all 4 days of the event and you can watch the Las Vegas Meetup coverage below.  Stay tuned and Live Long and Prosper.

A brand new comedy pilot is in the works for cable network FX. Called "Alabama" the show centers around the crew of USS Alabama on a seven-year mission to maintain interplanetary peace. Sound familiar? Well, it should "Alabama" is an unofficial parody of Star Trek, set 1000 years in the future and created by the folks responsible for "Reno 911".

According to an FX statement, "The series begins six years into their seven year mission to maintain peace and enforce treaties between planets in their jurisdiction: Sector 187-G. The show will follow the heart-pounding action as our crew visits hostile planets, meets alien life-forms, and tries to have sex with each other in their tiny, metal bunk beds."

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Quantum entanglement is a theory that dates back to Einstein, something he called "spooky action at a distance". Theoretical physicists believe that this "entanglement" could be a way of transporting objects across galaxies.

"According to the quantum theory, everything vibrates," theoretical physicist Michio Kaku tells NPR's Guy Raz. "When two electrons are placed close together, they vibrate in unison. When you separate them, that's when all the fireworks start."

"An invisible umbilical cord emerges connecting these two electrons. And you can separate them by as much as a galaxy if you want. Then, if you vibrate one of them, somehow on the other end of the galaxy the other electron knows that its partner is being jiggled."

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Tomorrow night, Trek authors Dayton Ward & Kevin Dilmore will be spending time with a genetically altered superhuman.  That's right, for two special Saturday performances (well the last one is Sunday at 12:30am, but nobody likes a math nerd) of "KHAAAAAN! The Musical", Dayton & Kevin will be on hand to autograph books and chat with theatre-goers before the play. This is all taking place at the Off Center Theater in Crown Center, Kansas City, MO, as part of the Kansas City Fringe Fest.  

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The well versed actor, singer, and producer Chase Masterson, is joining the likes of Leonard Nimoy and Zachary Quinto in Star Trek Online. Two Spocks and a Dabo girl, hey, I see a series in that! Anyway, Chase is lending her voice to STO Season Two aboard Deep Space Nine in her familiar role as a Dabo girl. Well, A holographic Dabo girl, which is the property of Quark Enterprises. Let's hear what Chase had to say about joining STO.

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We all know the iconic four fingers on the face and chant "My mind, to your mind. Your thoughts, to my thoughts", other wise known as the Vulcan Mind Meld. Spock has used it numerous times to get the Enterprise and her crew out of immediate peril. Heck, he even used it to on Kim Catrall, but unfortunately her brain was empty. Apparently, scientists are now showing that good conversations can cause brain coupling and "may shed light on the mechanisms by which our brains interact and bind to form societies." Sounds like a Vulcan mind meld, right? Well, sort of.

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