Tech Museum
George Takei
Captain James T. Kirk
USS Enterprise
The tools and technology used in the Star Trek series were cutting-edge for the 1960s, but in some cases have inspired technological innovation. Here we see Dr. McCoy's medical kit, with the needleless "hypospray," which used air pressure to inject medication without the use of a needle.
Correction: The name of the needleless tool has been fixed.
Spock
Correction: The spelling of Leonard Nimoy's name has been fixed.
Klingons
George Takei
Lieutenant Uhura
Costumes
Data and Sisko
Lt. Commander Data and Capt. Sisko, played by actors, roamed the exhibit hall, enacting scenes in the transporter.
Correction: The captain's name has been fixed.
Andorians
Type II Phaser Pistol
Klingon's Officer's Baldric Sash
Klingons
Klingon's beaming up!
Scotty
Klingons
Romulan Pistol
Star Trek is a rich world that entertains and influences us today, envisioning the evolution of communications and medicine in its sci-fi tales.
Star Trek: Exhibition, which is scheduled to end in San Jose on January 3, is on tour throughout the country.