If you're a fan of Star Trek and want to know more about the science behind the show, then this 1998 softcover publication of Star Trek Science Logs by Andre Bormanis is the perfect addition to your collection.
As a science advisor on various Star Trek television shows, Bormanis was the go-to person for writers and directors when they needed to make their "future science" as plausible and comprehensible as possible. With this book, you too can benefit from Bormanis' vast knowledge and separate fact from fantasy.
This book is in good condition with little wear on the edges, corners, and spine. There is a crease on the bottom corner of the front cover, but it doesn't detract from the overall appearance of the book. The pages are intact and in great shape, with no rips, tears, or markings.
Take a closer look at the pictures to see the condition of the book for yourself. You'll be pleased with what you see.
In this book, Bormanis breaks down the science behind Star Trek and explains how much of it is based on real-world science and how much is pure fiction. He covers topics such as warp drive, transporters, and artificial intelligence, among others. This book is a fascinating read for any Star Trek fan who wants to delve deeper into the science of the show.
Add this 1998 softcover publication of Star Trek Science Logs by Andre Bormanis to your collection today and discover the science behind one of the most beloved science fiction franchises of all time. It also makes a great gift for any Star Trek fan or science enthusiast.