[Kartographer]

"To Boldly Go Where No Man Has Gone Before."

[Wally_Kalbacken]

WTF, let’s do it!

[edh]

I doubt it’d get anywhere near 0.5 worp though!

[ozzymandus]

Yeah? Hows that warp drive coming along? Is the transporter room up and running yet?

[brivette]

“been there, done that.”

[rightwingcrazy]

With this model, impulse drive only.

[Uncle Ike]

Which version??

[MulberryDraw]

If we’re going to need 2 Earths to survive, we’d better get going. (sarc)

[yarddog]

The newer form is:

“To Badly Go Where No One Has Gone Before”.

[b4its2late]

Obama has spent that money what seems like light years ago.

[dfwgator]

"To Boldly Go Where No Man Has Gone Before."

That would rule out going to George Takei's * ahem *

[blueunicorn6]

THE U.S.S. ENTERPRISE is a fictional ship? If my Uncle was still alive, I’d slap him for telling me all those made up WWII stories.

[Army Air Corps]

Ping.

[Dr. Sivana]

I think we ought to set our sights on something more reasonable, like the Jupiter 2, which launched in 1997! (Perhaps including a Marta Krista-type for those who are not yet married)

[skeeter]

The nerds are gonna go nuts.

The wine coolers will flow like a river tonight.

[Sybeck1]

Klingon D7 are al0t cheaper. Since Kronos exploded you can get them for a few latinum bars and flasks of Romulan ale.

[Political Junkie Too]

Here is the $150 million version: NOW IT CAN BE TOLD: THE “STAR TREK” ATTRACTION THAT ALMOST CAME TO LIFE in 1992.

-PJ

[Jagermonster]

Interstellar space travel is possible with 1950's tech. Project Orion However, building it is prohibited by treaty.

[The Cajun]

Hell, makes more sense than what OBummer is whizzing away trillions on, take a chance at it, the technology learned would pay off eventually while OBummer’s stuff will never.

[Vaquero]

antimatter is available by mining the suns corona...the LHC produces it way to slow....

now all we need is the technology to be able to do all this and figure out the space warp thing

paging Dr. Alcubierre...paging Dr. Miguel Alcubierre.

[Buckeye McFrog]

that’s a much better deal than the California high-speed train...