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The universal language of space is... Star Trek? Mais oui.

Robert Pearlman
The universal language of space is... Star Trek? Mais oui.
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Astronaut Sophie Adenot of the European Space Agency (ESA) paid tribute to Star Trek from the International Space Station (ISS) by wearing a prop Delta badge from 'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds'. This gesture celebrates the franchise's 60th anniversary and its themes of exploration and cooperation, linking science fiction to real-world space endeavors.

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This article highlights the cultural impact of science fiction on real-world scientific exploration and inspires public interest in space. It also serves as a promotional event for both the Star Trek franchise and space agencies.

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Live long and prosper The universal language of space is… Star Trek? Mais oui. “Science fiction imagines the future. We build it.”

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