Star Trek Juan Ortiz For the World is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky Long Sleeve T-Shirt

This Juan Ortiz For the World is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky design comes from Star Trek: The Original Series, the 1966 show NBC cancelled after three seasons and syndication turned into a religion. Gene Roddenberry sold it to the network as a western in space, which is how a show about diplomacy, ethics and a pacifist science officer got made in the middle of the 1960s at all. The budget was tight enough that the transporter exists because the production could not afford to land a starship every week. A shimmering effect made from aluminium powder was cheaper than a landing sequence.

Leonard Nimoy based the Vulcan salute on a Jewish priestly blessing he saw as a child. NASA named its first space shuttle Enterprise after a write-in campaign by fans. This one is printed on a white unisex long sleeve t-shirt in sizes S through 3XL. A good pick for anyone who can name the episode from one frame.

Features:

• White Unisex Long Sleeve T-Shirt
• 100% cotton
• Front print
• Officially Licensed

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