I think McCoy states after joining with the Sagan et al. designed NASA satellite, V'GER, and Commander Will Decker is that they just witnessed a new species being born.

I guess this new species is half man half machine and the result of evolution. Although, most species evolve at a much slower rate instead of deciding to meld with each other as in this awesome Star Trek motion picture movie.

Also, it would of been better if Shatner's hair did not look like that guy's from Dynasty. :D

It was also funny that V'GER only 'spoke' in binary, zeros and ones, and that the Star Trek team had a tough time communicating in this type of machine language since their technology had advanced way passed this. I guess they could not of used Java, or whatever language will be used 260 years from now, to interface with the machine code of V'GER. lol.

I really liked this movie. It was long, but had a massive amount of fascinating eye-candy to look at. The scene where Spock floats through the interior of the alien craft is amazing with the blue trailing lights. I did not know they were sued by the makers of 2001:A Space Odyssey for that scene. It was also very quirky that the leading lady, the main sex symbol, had a shaved head.

I think McCoy states after joining with the Sagan et al. designed NASA satellite, V'GER, and Commander Will Decker is that they just witnessed a new species being born.

I guess this new species is half-man half-machine and the result of evolution. Although, most species evolve at a much slower rate instead of deciding to meld with each other as in this awesome Star Trek motion picture movie.

Also, it would of been better if Shatner's hair did not look like that guy's from Dynasty. :D

It was also funny that V'GER only 'spoke' in binary, zeros and ones, and that the Star Trek team had a tough time communicating in this type of machine language since their technology had advanced way past this. I guess they could not have used Java, or whatever language will be used 260 years from now, to interface with the machine code of V'GER.

I really liked this movie. It was long, but had a massive amount of fascinating eye-candy to look at. The scene where Spock floats through the interior of the alien craft is amazing with the blue trailing lights. I did not know they were sued by the makers of 2001:A Space Odyssey for that scene. It was also very quirky that the leading lady, the main sex symbol, had a shaved head.

I think McCoy states after joining with the Sagan et al. designed NASA satellite, V'GER, and Commander Will Decker is that they just witnessed a new species being born.

I guess this new species is half man half machine and the result of evolution. Although, most species evolve at a much slower rate instead of deciding to meld with each other as in this awesome Star Trek motion picture movie.

Also, it would of been better if Shatner's hair did not look like that guy's from Dynasty. :D

It was also funny that V'GER only 'spoke' in binary, zeros and ones, and that the Star Trek team had a tough time communicating in this type of machine language since their technology had advanced way passed this. I guess they could not of used Java, or whatever language will be used 260 years from now, to interface with the native code of V'GER. lol.

I really liked this movie. It was long, but had a massive amount of fascinating eye-candy to look at. The scene where spoke floats through the interior of the alien craft is amazing with the blue trailing lights. I did not know they were sued by the makers of 2001:A Space Odyssey for that scene. It was also very quirky that the leading lady, the main sex symbol, had a shaved head.

I think McCoy states after joining with the Sagan et al. designed NASA satellite, V'GER, and Commander Will Decker is that they just witnessed a new species being born.

I guess this new species is half man half machine and the result of evolution. Although, most species evolve at a much slower rate instead of deciding to meld with each other as in this awesome Star Trek motion picture movie.

Also, it would of been better if Shatner's hair did not look like that guy's from Dynasty. :D

It was also funny that V'GER only 'spoke' in binary, zeros and ones, and that the Star Trek team had a tough time communicating in this type of machine language since their technology had advanced way passed this. I guess they could not of used Java, or whatever language will be used 260 years from now, to interface with the machine code of V'GER. lol.

I really liked this movie. It was long, but had a massive amount of fascinating eye-candy to look at. The scene where Spock floats through the interior of the alien craft is amazing with the blue trailing lights. I did not know they were sued by the makers of 2001:A Space Odyssey for that scene. It was also very quirky that the leading lady, the main sex symbol, had a shaved head.