The Wrath of Khan was meant to be an extraordinary and revolutionary idea. Its ability to replicate Earth-like conditions on ...

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982), Star Trek ... At the core of these three films is the creation and ramifications of the Genesis Project, a device that can create life, and the death ...

At the end of The Wrath of Khan, Spock will die due to exposure to radiation. While in the Mutara Nebula, Khan will set off the Genesis torpedo, which will lead to the formation of the highly volatile ...

Star Trek writers have often used the "long-lost family member" trope for characters like Spock and Worf. Captain Kirk had a son named David Marcus involved in Project Genesis, but kept him a secret.

The project is reminiscent of a fictional machine called "the Genesis Device," which appeared in two 1980s "Star Trek" films, but the author told Space.com that the resemblance is mostly coincidental.

While Star Trek Beyond wisely kept all of the main ... the initial drafts that had her going off to start work on the Genesis project and do sort of very, very early research on that.

As all good sci-fi fans know, the ability to destroy a planet is insignificant next to the power of Genesis. In Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, the concept of a doomsday weapon was flipped on its ...