As far back as you can remember, what was it that first sparked your curiosity about alien life forms, technology we are so very far from creating, worlds beyond Earth, history beyond time, and existence beyond this reality as we know it?
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Not sure I can remember that far back. However, I do remember in high school being interested in space, the early space program, reading books by Arthur C. Clarke, Isaac Asimov, Robert Heinlein, etc., and the whole concept of other races on other planets, and was excited when Star Trek came along. And then there was the whole "Chariots of the Gods" notion (and book(s)) put out by Erich von Daniken, so when the original Stargage movie came out, I was interested to see how that notion was made into a movie.
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Originally posted by jelgate View PostIt was forced on me. My dad liked watching TNG and VOY and I was 4
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Originally posted by hedwig View PostNot sure I can remember that far back. However, I do remember in high school being interested in space, the early space program, reading books by Arthur C. Clarke, Isaac Asimov, Robert Heinlein, etc., and the whole concept of other races on other planets, and was excited when Star Trek came along. And then there was the whole "Chariots of the Gods" notion (and book(s)) put out by Erich von Daniken, so when the original Stargage movie came out, I was interested to see how that notion was made into a movie.
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