When watching Star Trek, I often hear them use the word "mark" in navigating. What does this mean ?
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According to a book I once read, it is the divider between two angles.  IE -  180 mark 45 is 180 degrees in the horizontal and 45 degrees down from straight up (relative directions not absolute directions)
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I've often wondered that myself.  Good question, Spock.  Good question.
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The hallmark store sells alot of unique tree ornaments.  I have a star trek Galileo shuttlecraft that says"Shuttlecraft to Enterprise, Spock here happy holidays"  cool huh?
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It's spelled "Star Trek". Since The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Voyager and Enterprise are all over, then they will probably make a new Star Trek, but I get the feeling it probably won't be for a while.
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It can mean "a ship".
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People say 'save our ship' or 'save our souls'.  But really it's just a easily recognizable morse code sound.   dit dit dit dah dah dah dit dit dit.  It's easy to pick up without paying direct attention.
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http://www.21stcenturysciencetech.com/articles/fall01/navigators/navigators.html\n\nIs that what you mean?
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"The origin for this saying comes from the old sailing ship days.\nJust outside every port or harbour in the world there is a strip of sand called\nthe bar which is formed by the tides and if you don’t cross it at the right time\nof the tide you can ground the ship with disastrous consequences. This is\nknown as “Crossing the Bar”. It signifies that you have completed your voyage across the\nstormy tempestuous ocean and have entered the relative peace and tranquillity of the harbour\nand now the celebrations can begin."
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I think you're talking about how the movie is edited, right? If you watch the credits it will usually say at the end. I remember how excited I was to see at the end of one of the Star Trek movies that it was edited on the same program that I learned to edit movies on -- NewTek Video Toaster!
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It means to stick to something. ie: when driving adhere to the speed limit.
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It means you smash beer cans on your forehead, belch the alphabet and watch repeats of "Star Trek" until you can recite every character's lines. You probably enjoy playing mind-numbing video games on your PS2 (you couldn't get the PS3 because they sold out of them already and you got trampled when you tried to get one waiting in line)...You are more in love with your car than any woman you've ever slept with. \n\nLet's put it this way....George Bush runs the US....so.....if you are the All American guy that must mean you are essentially A MORON!!!! LOL......HAHAHAHA.....
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No Kill I.\n\n(Star Trek Reference)
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A bit vague I know, but this is the best I can come up with.\n\nThere is a nautical expression "cats paw" which refers to a light transitory air which ruffles the surface of the water during a calm, or the ripples made by such a puff of air.\n\nOtherwise, in geology, the only other references to "cats paw" are features such as glaciers or rock formations which are called this because they resemble a cats paw. (see link)
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It means that, on a scale of 1 to five, both clarity and strength of signal rate a 5. \n\nBasically, it's a radio communications term for 'loud and clear'.\n\nThe phrase was (mis)used in the movie Alien, the computer game Starcraft (as an Alien reference) and repeatedly by Faith in the TV shows Buffy and Angel.
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"Lost" is the most correct thing to say, since you start out at 100% and you lose points from there. But you could get away with saying "missed" as well.
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I think it's strange, too.\nIt sounds very colloquial.  You either "are" missing, or you're not... "going" doesn't seem to have anything to do with it.\n\nYou go dancing... not missing.
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Comic Book guy. Evidence:\n\n"Oh, a *sarcasm* detector. Oh, that's a *really* useful invention!" And it explodes from overload.\n\n"Stop right there! I have the only working fazer ever built. It was fired only once to keep William Shatner from making another album."\n\n"Last night's "Itchy & Scratchy" was, without a doubt, the worst episode ever. Rest assured that I was on the Internet within minutes, registering my disgust throughout the world."\n\nComic Book Guy: Yes, I would like to return your quote-unquote *ultimate* belt.\nClerk: I see. Do you a receipt, quote-unquote sir?\nComic Book Guy: No, I do not have a receipt. I won it as a door prize at a Star Trek convention, although I find their choice of prize highly illogical, as the average Trekker has no need of a medium-size belt.\n\n"Ack. There is no "emoticon" to express what I am feeling right now."\n\nThis one sums up his character nicely: "Human contact: the final frontier."