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50 years of 'Star Trek' (pictures)

"Star Trek" began filming in November 1964 and changed television history -- set course for our gallery to boldly go through 50 years of "Trek."

Filming begins on the first "Star Trek" pilot episode, "The Cage," on 27 November 1964. It was rejected by NBC and would not be seen for another 20 years -- luckily a second pilot led to a full series.

Mr. Spock smiles in this behind-the-scenes photo from the original series of "Star Trek," which began in 1966.

Capt. Kirk and crew took to the stars in animated form in 1973.

In 1987, a new crew and a new Enterprise set out on a new mission. "Star Trek: The Next Generation" ran until 1994.

In 1993, the "Star Trek" universe expanded to space station "Deep Space Nine."

Between 1995 and 2001 the crew of "Star Trek: Voyager" were lost in the Delta Quadrant.

In 2001 "Star Trek: Enterprise" took us back to the earliest days of Starfleet.

In 2009, a new generation of actors took on the familiar roles of the original series' crew for a big-screen reboot.

A model of the iconic USS Enterprise is shown to series creator Gene Roddenberry.

The captain of the Enterprise in the first -- rejected -- pilot episode was Christopher Pike, played by Jeffrey Hunter. Sadly, Hunter died in 1969.

A second pilot saw William Shatner take the conn as Capt. James T. Kirk -- and the rest is history.

Kirk was joined on the bridge by his trusty crew, including Spock, McCoy, Uhura and Scotty.

Kirk contemplates a Tribble in the famous episode "The Trouble With Tribbles," from the original series' second season.

In those racially charged days of the Cold War, "Star Trek" made a bold statement with its diverse crew, including Chekhov and Sulu.

Capt. Kirk had a distinctive approach to furthering intergalactic relations.

Here Shatner is seen with guest star Joan Collins in the classic episode "The City on the Edge of Forever."

In the classic episode "Mirror, Mirror" the crew met their evil counterparts.

On the show's 30th anniversary, the next generation of "Trek" paid homage to its roots with this time-traveling "DS9" episode.

The original series was followed by a colourful animated series. The abundance of pink is due to a colour-blind director.

Following the success of "Star Wars," "Star Trek" was revived in 1979 on the big screen with a new look.

Classic sequel "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan" saw the movies hit their stride. Khaaaannn!

"The Wrath of Khan" saw one of the crew sacrifice himself to save the ship.

Until "Star Trek III: The Search for Spock", anyway.

The hilarious "Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home" saw the Enterprise crew journey to the present day.

"Star Trek: Generations" saw the mantle officially passed from Kirk to Picard.

"The Next Generation" ran for seven seasons and four big-screen adventures.

In one of the best TV cliff-hangers ever, "The Best of Both Worlds" saw beloved Capt. Picard transformed into an evil Borg.

"The Next Generation" crew film their final episode.

Before he was Bane, Tom Hardy played a clone of Captain Picard in "Star Trek: Nemesis."

A new Kirk for a new generation: in JJ Abrams reboot of the series, Chris Pine takes the captain's chair.

And Zachary Quinto steps into Mr. Spock's eyebrows.

The original USS Enterprise, designated NCC-1701.

The Enterprise was souped up for the big screen.

That'll mess up the no-claims bonus.

"The Next Generation" saw the launch of a new Galaxy class Enterprise, NCC-1701-D.

Later movies saw a sleeker NCC-1701-E.

In recent years, Mr. Sulu actor George Takei has enjoyed a new resurgence of popularity as an online hero...

...as has Wil Wheaton, pictured left, who played teenage genius Wesley Crusher.

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20 Most Beautiful Images of Kedarkantha Trek

Kedarkantha Trek Photos/images: Kedarkantha Trek is one of the most beautiful winter trek in Uttarakhand. It is a snuggly retreat beautifully concealed in the heart of Uttarakhand. Base Camp of Kedarkantha Trek ‘Sankri’ is famous for offering trekking and camping expeditions to the novice travellers, who like to taste the flavour of Himalayan air. If you haven’t been here, then you have missed one of the best experiences you could ever have in your life. Visiting here is not only cheap but the peaceful surroundings of Kedarkantha Trek will elate your heart to a thousand fold. 

The Kedarkantha trek covers a total distance of approx 20 Km distance in four days, making it a beautiful and adventurous way of spending a peaceful time away from hustle-bustle of city life. During the trek we cover some serene locations like Sankri village, Juda Ka Talab and Kedarkantha base Camp to reach the Kedarkantha Summit. Sankri, base camp of many beautiful Himalayan trek in including Kedarkantha Trek, is almost 200 kilometres away from Dehradun. One can get car, taxi, bus to reach Sankri.

The actual trekking experience begins once you reach Sankri. The total trek distance from Sankri to the Kedarkantha peak (12,500 ft.) and back to Sankri is 20 kilometres. While you don’t need any prior experience to go on this trek, a small period of physical exercise is both, beneficial and advised for trekkers. Camping during the Kedarkantha Trek is dreamlike in the lap of the snow wonderland, and a absolute amzing experience on its own.

The drive to Kedarkantha is amazing as it cross many famous places like: Mussoorie, Kempty Falls, Naugaon, Purola Valley and Mori.. You’ll drive along Yamuna and Tons river, which are two of the famous rivers of Uttarakhand. Enjoy the scintillating views of the mountain Queen and feast your eyes on the warm hospitality and culture of Garhwal.

During Kedarkantha Trek vegetation goes dry from lush and coniferous as elevation rises. In the summer, temprature during the trek ranges between 20°C and 6°C. while in winter time, it can drop as low as -10 or -15 degrees. Kedarkantha Trek reamins covered in snow from December till March and April. In winters vast meadows of Kedarkantha remain dunked in snow.

During this period of time one can also try learning skiing here. Skiing in Kedarkantha winter trek is an adventurous experience of lifetime.

We are dead sure by now, you might be craving to check out Kedarkantha images, which place are we talking about. So ladies and gentleman treat your sore eyes on the sumptuous beauty of Kedarkantha Trek. Here we present you with- the Top 20 Kedarkantha Trek Images, a treat for your sore eyes.

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At a staggering height of 12,500 feet, where the air is thin and the heartbeats are loud, stands a symbol of pride and unity – the Indian flag. This captivating image, captured by the lens of @wanderlustejas, speaks volumes about the spirit of exploration and patriotism. As the tricolor flutters against the backdrop of the majestic Himalayas, it’s a reminder of the vastness of our nation and the heights we can achieve when we unite in passion and purpose. This photograph isn’t just about reaching the summit; it’s about carrying with us the essence of India, no matter where our journeys take us.

Gazing upon Mayur V Bhat’s capture of the sunrise from Kedarkantha Peak is like embracing a symphony of colors, serenity, and wonder. The way the first light of dawn pierces through the velvety darkness, casting a golden hue over the pristine snow and painting the skies in shades of amber, pink, and violet, is nothing short of magical. This photograph is not just a visual delight; it’s a moment frozen in time, echoing the stillness of the world at daybreak and the promise of new beginnings. As you lose yourself in its beauty, let it remind you of the unparalleled rewards that come from scaling peaks, both literally and metaphorically.

Amidst the winding trails of the Kedarkantha Trek, lies a sight that can make one’s heart skip a beat – Juda Ka Talab. In this breathtaking photograph captured by the talented Sanket Barik, we are offered a glimpse of this serene Himalayan lake, frozen in time. The silvery sheen of the ice contrasts beautifully with the surrounding snow-draped trees, painting a scene straight out of a winter fairy tale. As you gaze upon this masterpiece, it’s almost as if you can feel the crisp mountain air and hear the muted sounds of nature, echoing in the vast silence of the frozen expanse. A testament to both the beauty of Kedarkantha and the skill of the photographer.

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Uttarakhand, often referred to as the ‘Devbhoomi’ or ‘Land of the Gods’, is not just a place; it’s an emotion, a feeling, a tale waiting to be told. Nestled amidst its ethereal landscapes is the Kedarkantha Trek, a gem that brings together the beauty of snowy peaks, verdant meadows, and the simple life of the villages dotting its trail. While words often fall short of capturing the sheer majesty of this trek, pictures can do justice, offering a window into the heart of this mesmerizing journey.

We, at WeUttarakhand , have always believed in not just exploring the unseen but also in sharing the stories of our escapades with fellow wanderers. In this article, we’ve curated an exquisite collection of photographs from the Kedarkantha Trek, each one narrating a unique tale of nature, adventure, and camaraderie.

You might wonder, what makes the Kedarkantha Trek so special? Why do people from all walks of life and corners of the world come to experience it? It’s the way the first rays of the sun kiss the snowy peaks, the thrill of making your way through thick pine forests, and the warmth of a campfire amidst the cold mountain air. It’s about the challenge, the friendships forged, and the memories created.

But more than that, it’s the personal journey each trekker undertakes – the inner reflections, the overcoming of physical and mental barriers, and the sheer joy of standing atop the Kedarkantha peak, realizing the vastness of the world and the tiny, yet significant place we hold within it.

As you scroll through these Kedarkantha Trek photos, we invite you to not just see, but feel. Dive deep into each image, let it transport you to the high-altitude realms of Uttarakhand, and join us, even if just virtually, in this unforgettable trekking adventure. So, lace up your imaginary trekking boots, wrap yourself in a cozy mental blanket, and come explore the Kedarkantha Trek with us – through the lens of our experiences and the heartbeats of our adventures.

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ERIGAH — With Moll and L’ak finally in custody, the Federation is pulled into a diplomatic and ethical firestorm when the Breen arrive and demand they be handed over. Meanwhile, a frustrated Book looks for ways to help as Tilly, Adira, and Reno work to decipher the latest clue.     Written by M. Raven Metzner. Directed by Jon Dudkowski.

And in case you missed it, here’s a sneak preview for “Erigah” from last week’s episode of The Ready Room with Wil Wheaton .

Star Trek: Discovery Season 5 continues on Paramount+ May 9 with “Erigah,” followed the next day on SkyShowtime in other regions.

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Today, we have a video preview, a clip, and a few new photos from the episode — featuring David Ajala as Book, Blu del Barrio as Adira, Tig Notaro as Jett Reno and Mary Wiseman as Tilly.

You can check out the new photos below. Please be aware of some minor spoilers.

Check back soon.

Official description:

With Moll and L’ak finally in custody, the Federation is pulled into a diplomatic and ethical firestorm when the Breen arrive and demand they be handed over. Meanwhile, a frustrated Book looks for ways to help as Tilly, Adira, and Reno work to decipher the latest clue.

Star Trek: Discovery season 5 castmembers include Sonequa Martin-Green (Captain Michael Burnham), Doug Jones (Saru), Anthony Rapp (Paul Stamets), Mary Wiseman (Sylvia Tilly), Wilson Cruz (Dr. Hugh Culber), David Ajala (Cleveland “Book” Booker), Blu del Barrio (Adira) and Callum Keith Rennie (Rayner). Season five also features recurring guest stars Elias Toufexis (L’ak) and Eve Harlow (Moll).

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