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Keane about their experiences at the Star Trek Las Vegas convention. Or stop a volcano from erupting, like Spock did in Into Darkness? Volcanologists Kayla Iacovino and David Williams are here to set the record straight about how volcanoes work both on Earth and across the s Ollie StephensonIn Episode 43, Michael chats with geophysicist Ollie Stephenson about the science of earthquakes, using examples of earthquakes in Star Trek to guide the discussion.
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Peter Gao helps Michael prepare for his PhD thesis defense and reminisces about his own Star Trek—themed dissertation talk. Harriet BrettleIn Episode 37, Michael asks first-year Caltech planetary science graduate student Harriet Brettle, "Can science fiction predict the future?
SNW was an annual collection of short stories set in the Star Trek universe, written by amateur writers chosen through an open submissions process. The first volume was published in , with the tenth and final volume published in The main editor of these anthologies was Dean Wesley Smith , though he announced that Strange New Worlds 10 represented his last work on the project.
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Co-editors of the series included John J. Ordover , Paula M. Block, and Elisa J. Stories in the book anthologies "can be set in any of the Star Trek time frames and may feature any one or more of the Star Trek characters," according to the submission guidelines, and each anthology included a selection of stories for all of the live-action Star Trek series: The Original Series , Star Trek: The Next Generation , Star Trek: Deep Space Nine , Star Trek: Voyager , and from to Star Trek: In more recent years, each anthology also included a section called "Speculations," containing stories which could not be neatly ascribed to any one of those series.
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Submissions were open only to "nonprofessional writers" which the rules defined as those who had sold no more than two short stories who were residents of the United States excluding Puerto Rico and Canada excluding Quebec over the age of 18 at the time of their submission. The stories themselves were to be original creations no more than words long and not previously published elsewhere.
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Writers were permitted to submit more than one story, though required each submission be mailed separately, and no writer could have more than one story published per anthology. Slash fiction was implicitly excluded by prohibiting stories "focusing on explicit sexual activity" or revealing "the hidden passion two characters feel for each other. Other prohibitions included "graphic depictions of violence or sadism" and major changes to the canon , such as "the previously unestablished death of a Star Trek character" or the existence of "a long-lost sibling.