Patrick Stewart talks stepping back into the "Star Trek" universe 07:30. President Trump's new Space Force logo is seemingly beamed up straight from the Enterprise. The president revealed the ...

Is it just us or did the brand new “Star Trek” series from CBS just get a giant heaping of timey wimey whimsy? Channeling a bit of the TARDIS, the video reveal of the new “Star Trek” logo ...

The Pentagon's new U.S. Space Force is not Star Trek's Starfleet Command, but their logos bear a striking similarity. By THR Staff , The Associated Press January 24, 2020 3:46pm ...

On Saturday, Jan. 25, the U.S. President Donald Trump tweeted the official picture of the U.S. Space Force logo. After only a couple of minutes, the tweet became a national issue when a lot of ...

This week, Donald Trump tweeted an image of his new “Space Force” logo, which Twitter users quickly picked up on the fact that it bears a striking resemblance to the Star Trek logo. George ...

Star Trek fans say a new logo is a direct ripoff of Star Trek's Starfleet Command logo. President Donald Trump revealed the new logo for the Space Force on Friday via Twitter.

Today at the CBS and CBS All Access Upfronts presentation, CBS revealed the title, logo, and first footage from the next Star Trek series, which features Patrick Stewart’s return as Jean-Luc Picard.

EXCLUSIVE: Back in 1987, Star Trek: The Next Generation debuted and next year will see a further expansion of the Gene Roddenberry franchise for a new generation, literally. Set to premiere in ...

Recently, a NASA spacecraft in orbit around Mars snapped a photo of an odd object on the planet's surface – something that looks remarkably like the Star Fleet logo from Star Trek.

CBS is preparing to launch the latest small screen take on ’Star Trek’ for 2017 and now we have a glimpse at a teaser complete with logo.

While the symbol found on Mars is a fun, coincidental reference to the beloved sci-fi show, NASA and Star Trek have been linked since the show’s premiere in 1966 — the organization even ...

The dune on Mars is not the only Star Trek reference seen in space recently. In September, a real-life "Planet Vulcan" was spotted 16 light years away from Earth.