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	Code of Hammurabi
		If a man has married a votary, and that votary has given a maid to her husband, and so caused him to have children, and, if that man is inclined to marry a concubine, that man shall not be allowed to do so, he shall not marry a concubine.
		If a man has married a votary, and she has not granted him children, and he is determined to marry a concubine, that man shall marry the concubine, and bring her into his house, but the concubine shall not place herself on an equality with the votary.
		If a man has betrothed a maiden to his son and his son has known her, and afterward the man has lain in her bosom, and been caught, that man shall be strangled and she shall be cast into the water.
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	Where no man has gone before - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		"Where no man has gone before" is a saying used in the introductory sequence of all but one of the episodes of the original Star Trek science fiction television series.
		The new quote "where no one has gone before" was supposedly then adopted as the mission and motto of the following starships Enterprise.
		The modified quote "where no one has gone before" was first included in the introductory sequence of Star Trek: The Next Generation to make it gender-neutral.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Where_no_man_has_gone_before (972 words)

	Where No Man Has Gone Before (TOS episode) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		"Where No Man Has Gone Before" was the second pilot episode of the Star Trek: The Original Series.
		The crew's uniforms are the same as those used in "The Cage", with collars the same color as the rest of the tunic (instead of fl, as in subsequent episodes); this proved confusing to viewers when NBC chose to broadcast "Where No Man Has Gone Before" third in sequence, on September 22, 1966.
		This feat has never been undertaken successfully since there is a seemingly impenetrable energy barrier surrounding the entire disk of the galaxy.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Where_No_Man_Has_Gone_Before_(TOS_episode) (915 words)

	Where No Man Has Gone Before
		"Where No Man Has Gone Before" went where no television pilot had gone before: after NBC rejected Trek's first pilot ("The Cage"), Gene Roddenberry was given a second chance to prove the viability of his "Wagon Train to the stars" concept.
		The broadcast version of "Where No Man Has Gone Before" (see below for information on the original version of the episode) has no "Space…the final frontier" voice-over, nor is there the "swish" sound effect as the ship flies by during the opening credits.
		Significant differences exist between the original version of "Where No Man Has Gone Before" (the one submitted to NBC) and the version that was later televised.
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	Multiverse 2006: In a Galaxy Where No Man Has Gone Before
		Multiverse 2006: In a Galaxy Where No Man Has Gone Before
		In a Galaxy Where No Man Has Gone Before
		Picard felt the touch of a man's lips, the taste of his tongue, and felt the flicker of that powerless feeling Q had evoked the night of their encounter.
	www.altogetherelsewhere.net /multiverse/2006/inagalaxy.html (2791 words)

	NASAexplores - Express Lessons and Online Resources
		Before Neil Armstrong set foot on the Moon, more than a dozen robotic lunar missions gathered information enabling scientists and engineers to build the spacecraft, space suits, and life support systems necessary for human exploration of the lunar surface.
		In 1998, decades after that first Moon walk, the Lunar Prospector orbited the Moon, studying its entire chemical composition and determining the resources that could be useful to future human explorers.
		Genesis returns to Earth in 2004 by parachute, where it will be snagged midair by a helicopter.
	www.nasaexplores.com /search_nav_9_12.php?id=01-072&gl=912 (692 words)

	Where No Man Has Gone Before - Memory Alpha (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		He has become a god, and has no other interest in Humans other than ruling over them.
		TNG adopted a gender-neutral and species-neutral version of this episode's title, in the installment "Where No One Has Gone Before".
		This model had no sparkling effects on the front of the nacelles, a larger sensor dish, grilles on the backs of the nacelles and not as many lighting effects.
	memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/Where_No_Man_Has_Gone_Before (2435 words)

	Where No Man Has Gone Before, Ch7-5
		Working groups were to study both manned and automated systems and to combine both modes of exploration to optimize the scientific return.
		For post-Apollo recommendations, no action had been taken on 29 percent, 9 percent had been implemented, and 62 percent were in various stages of study.
		For manned exploration the most immediate need was to extend the 500-meter (0.3-mile) range of an astronaut on foot to more than 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) by means of some kind of surface mobility aid.
	history.nasa.gov /SP-4214/ch7-5.html (1749 words)

	Where No Man Has Gone Before, Ch1-3
		It would be an end in itself, needing no justification in terms of its contribution to some larger goal, and it would demonstrate the nation's superiority in space technology to all the world.
		NASA might conduct studies to show that man could go to the moon, and scientists might argue that manned space flight was of doubtful value, but Congress and the president would have to make the commitment, and the decisive stimulus was still lacking.
		In it Kennedy expressed his belief that a manned lunar landing, "before this decade is out," should be the principal goal of the American space effort.
	history.nasa.gov /SP-4214/ch1-3.html (1140 words)

	#2 Where No Man Has Gone Before
		Soon Mitchell develops abilities he did not have before: He understands text he could not comprehend before, his reading speed has multiplied and he frightens Dr. Dehner by causing his heart to stop for more than a minute, making her think he's dead.
		By now Mitchell has been transported to the surface of the planet and declares that he is a God.
		Dehner is now aware of the danger Mitchell has become to all of them and helps Kirk, who would have had no chance against his powers.
	www.ponilla.org /Nimoy/TVFilmsST_WhereNoMan.htm (498 words)

	Hardware Analysis - Forum - Re: To boldy go where no man has gone before
		There's a few thousand miles between the Beagle 2 and the Spirit rover, and because it has a top speed that's barely as fast as a human walking I doubt it'll ever go on a mission to retreive Beagle 2, it simply won't be able to reach it.
		Where will we be today without a satellite system, plays an important roll in telecommunications, web connectivity and even GPRS.
		Technology must succeed to prevail human kind, today we are proud to say that we have built things no one has ever dreamed possible and achiving goals so radically that are helping human kind not only in technology aspects but as well as medical sciences.
	www.hardwareanalysis.com /content/topic/19750 (812 words)

	WHERE NO MAN HAS GONE BEFORE
		Freeman, here," he gestured to an elderly man with a wild mane of white hair, "grew concerned when his wife did not return from the facilities.
		Gage dropped the drug box and biophone upon it as he headed for the middle stall, where a pretty young woman was crouched over the unconscious patient.
		She has a small cut on the right side of her forehead and bruising in the area.
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	The Trek Nation - Where No Man Has Gone Before
		Kirk has one of his toughest situations all series in "Where No Man Has Gone Before"; in fact, other than deciding the fate of his beloved Edith Keeler, the choice to betray and strand his best friend to protect his ship may be the most painful sacrifice he's called upon to make.
		"Where No Man Has Gone Before" was Gene Roddenberry's first effort (well, second, but no audience then had seen "The Cage") to show that science fiction could be far more than ray guns and evil aliens trying to take over the universe.
		When Dehner begins to change, she tells Kirk that Earth is unimportant, that before long she and Mitchell will be where it would take mankind millions of years to get otherwise, and Kirk points out that without compassion it's all meaningless.
	www.treknation.com /reviews/tos/where_no_man_has_gone_before.shtml (1491 words)

	Where No Man Has Gone Before : TOS Episode 2 Original Air Date 9/22/1966 Stardate 1312.4
		Some years before this second pilot, the S.S. Valiant had encountered a unknown energy barrier at the rim of the galaxy.
		"Where No Man Has Gone Before" was actually the second Trek pilot produced by Gene Roddenberry after NBC rejected "The Cage" (now a subject of cult fascination).
		"Where No Man Has Gone Before" (Ep.2): An energy barrier heightens the psionic abilities of two crew members.
	www.gifttrek.com /startrek-wherenomanhasgonebefore.html (762 words)

	Where No Man Has Gone Before, Ch13-4
		Four hours before settling into lunar orbit, the crew jettisoned the cover of the scientific instrument module in preparation for the lunar-orbital science to be conducted later.
		The astronauts had wasted no time, they had provided excellent descriptions of what they could see, they had exercised their judgment in collaboration with the ground-based scientists, and had documented and collected more than 100 pounds (45 kilograms) of rocks, soil, and core samples.
		Before the flight the covers, which bore 10-cent Apollo 11 commemorative stamps, were canceled at KSC; on return, the astronauts affixed two 8-cent "decade of achievement" commemoratives (the same as the one canceled on the moon for the U.S. Postal Service) and had them canceled aboard ship.
	www.apolloexplorer.co.uk /default.asp?libsrc=/books/sp-4214/ch13-4.html (3823 words)

	Where No Man Has Gone Before: 3 New Planets? Join the Debate
		If the International Astronomical Union (IAU) has anything to do with it, we may be rewriting our science textbooks soon.
		Last week, a panel from the IAU proposed a new planetary definition, one that eases the requirements for a mass to gain the status of "planet".
		By 1851 there were 15 asteroids and it wasn't long before the asteriods were demoted to minor planets, reducing our lineup to seven - Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune - until Pluto's discovery in 1930.
	popculture.suite101.com /article.cfm/where_no_man_has_gone_before (431 words)

	A question about Where No Man has Gone Before - HobbyTalk
		Now if we make an assumption that the ship in WNMHGB is reasonably similar to how it appeared with Pike in "The Cage" then we may assume Kirk assumed command prior to the ship being refit and looking rather different during the series.
		After all, a lot of what was written in there was only ideas of where they wanted to take the series and some of that made little sense once the series ran it's course.
		Granted the novel has no official standing, but it was interesting nonetheless considering she wrote the novel several years after TAS (which she was an integral part of) where we indeed saw Robert April.
	www.hobbytalk.com /bbs1/showthread.php?t=105653 (1487 words)

	To Boldly Go where No Man has Gone Before
		Some scientists think that this means that Voyager 1 has passed the termination shock while others argue it has only crossed a sort of "foreshock", a turbulent region which exists just before the actual termination shock.
		No spacecraft has actually been there, so we can't say just where it is. Scientists also theorize that the termination shock can expand and contract and even ripple!
		If, in fact, Voyager 1 has crossed the termination shock, it will have entered a region called the heliopause, where the solar winds and interstellar winds are balanced.
	starryskies.com /articles/2003/11/voyager.html (662 words)

	Review of “Where No Man Has Gone Before” Remastered \| TrekMovie.com
		Mitchell is portrayed in word and deed as an arrogant and manipulative man from the beginning ("I mapped out her whole campaign for her"), a contrast to Dehner’s observant and empathetic if somewhat reticent character.
		My whole point is, where did a simple Trek episode become a soap-box for a writer and I use the term loosely,(“Tin Man” wasn’t all the great of an episode,) to discuss the social/political structure underlying a character.
		DVD only has a couple more years left to it before we’re all forced to buy HD, after which the original versions of TOS — based on everything I’ve heard and someone please correct me — will not be available in the new formats.
	trekmovie.com /2007/01/23/review-of-where-no-man-has-gone-before-remastered (14398 words)

	(Un)Official TrekUnited Blog: Where No Man Has Gone Before - Rooster Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		What started off as a mere suggestion on the forum of saveenterprise.com, has evolved into a worldwide campaign, to save the greatest franchise ever envisioned.
		This blog has been created by request, and I think I'm up to the job.
		What I'm going to give you today is a review/overview of the 2 stories of, what I have been told is, a 3 part arc.
	www.grangeonline.co.uk /tu/2005/05/where-no-man-has-gone-before-rooster.html (430 words)

	Where No Man Has Gone Before, Ch10-7
		Some of their dissatisfaction stemmed from specific actions of the manned space flight organization and the scientists' perception of their significance, some of it from disagreement with the priorities of the program.
		Manned space flight, which he supported, had its own reasons for being, but they were not necessarily scientific.
		The fact was that no eminent research scientist was willing to give up research for a career (or even a year's tenure) as a research administrator; yet Whipple, Dessler, and other scientists continued to urge NASA to find such a person to manage the science programs.
	www.apolloexplorer.co.uk /books/sp-4214/ch10-7.html (2965 words)

	Amazon.com: Star Trek - The Original Series, Episode 2: Where No Man Has Gone Before: Video: William Shatner,Leonard ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Gone was Jeffrey Hunter who did an admirable job but was missing that pizzazz that was so crucial to the lead of a television series.
		Where No Man Has Gone Before-The pilot that was accepted is a story about two crewmembers gaining extraordinary powers as they drive the Enterprise to the fringes of the universe.
		Ironically, there is no notion of anything existing at all between Kirk and Spock on a personal level at this point in the series.
	www.amazon.com /Star-Trek-Original-Episode-Before/dp/6300213064 (2283 words)

	The S.S. Fun!: Where No Man Has Gone Before, TOS 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Where No Man Has Gone Before, TOS 1
		The bridge is different, too (especially the viewscreen) as are the gadgets.
		And McCoy isn't McCoy -- he's some old man. Also -- the only (I think) time we'll see a phaser rifle.
	www.jordanhoffman.com /archives/2006/07/where_no_man_ha.html (176 words)

	Hardware Analysis - To boldly go where no man has gone before
		The entire world was locked to their TV set when Neil Armstrong made it down the ladder and uttered the words that describe exactly what the effort made by the US was, a gaint leap for mankind.
		Fortunately the NASA now has once again got a mission to be proud off, the Spirit Mars lander is driving around the Martian surface as you read this and is accumulating data that hopefully will answer the question whether or not Mars has sustained life in the past.
		Unfortunately the European Beagle 2 probe has yet to phone home and has most likely been lost, which again puts the US in the lead in the exploration of Mars.
	www.hardwareanalysis.com /content/daily_column/article/1683 (734 words)

	To go where no man has gone before: a truly bold vision for exploration - Opinion
		To go where no man has gone before: a truly bold vision for exploration
		We have many resources, such as the Pew Oceans Commission Report, the recently released NRC report "Exploration of the Seas: Voyage Into the Unknown." And the pending report from the congressionally authorized U.S. Commission on Ocean Policy.
		I encourage you to go where no man has gone before.
	www.temple-news.com /news/2004/02/12/Opinion/To.Go.Where.No.Man.Has.Gone.Before.A.Truly.Bold.Vision.For.Exploration-606015-page2.shtml (363 words)

	Remastered “Where No Man Has Gone Before” Screenshots and Video [UPDATED] \| TrekMovie.com
		While the TOS-R team has proven themselves technically proficient with their enhancements, they are patently incompetent when it comes to deciding what to keep and what to change.
		Hell www.startrekhistory.com has what seems to be a fairly accurate list of changes from pilot 1 to pilot 2 to series, and has some pretty clear images of the model.
		I’m guessing that the math has been done and that the potential loss is balanced by long-time Trek fans who will now start watching their station’s offerings (and, their advertisers’ products) because they (the fans) want to see a cleaned-up version of TOS, and some level of re-do of the FX.
	trekmovie.com /2007/01/20/remastered-where-no-man-has-gone-before-video (15125 words)

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