On board Voyager

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The USS Voyager on 'Star Trek: Voyager' is smaller than other Star Trek starships, but it is more technologically sophisticated. The ship houses a holographic doctor, sick bays with medical sensors, and a strong transporter system.

History, Portrayals, Criticism and interpretation, Spacecraft, Star Trek films, Star Trek movies, Space ships, Star Trek: Voyager (Television program)

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The world's fastest human

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Leroy Burrell holds the world record for the 100-meter race. He set his record of 9.85 seconds in July 1995 in Switzerland, beating the previous record of 9.86 seconds set in 1991 by his close friend Carl Lewis.

Behavior, Sprinting, Sports records, Track and field athletes, Burrell, Leroy

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Star Trek mania

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'Star Trek' was one of the most popular television programs ever made. The original version ran from 1966 to 1969. Fans of the series have formed more than 500 clubs throughout the world.

Appreciation, Star Trek (Television program), Science fiction television programs

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