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Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry was committed to making the science in his show as accurate as he could, while still keeping far-out impossible things like interstellar travel in the mix. Over the years, the various spin-off shows and reboots have come up with all kinds of future tech devices, many of which are rooted in actual observable science fact. So ahead of the Season 2 premiere of Star Trek: Discovery, debuting exclusively on CBS All Access on January 17, let’s boldly go where no one has gone before… and look at all the science that Star Trek has gotten the most right over the years.

The Science That Star Trek Got Right

From inspirational utopian dramas to intergalactic horror films, there’s one recurring idea that pops up all the time in classic movie sci-fi: we want to talk to computers.

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In Mass Effect: Andromeda, heroes use biotic amps to get superpowers, allowing them to create protective barriers and lift objects with their minds to make everyone on the Hyperion think the ship is haunted. (Okay, we made that last part up.) But will we ever be able to use our brains for useful things like doing dishes -- or playing Mass Effect: Andromeda from the bathroom? Science Fictional host Anthony Carboni answers these questions and more in this episode focused on human augmentation.

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The Omni-tool: a wearable technology in Mass Effect: Andromeda that lets you do everything from killing enemies to hacking computers to telling your friends off at a party. But how close are we getting to this amazing middle-finger hologram technology? Science Fictional host Anthony Carboni answers these questions and more in this episode focused on wearable tech.

What's the Future of Wearable Tech? | Science Fictional - Mass Effect: Andromeda

In Mass Effect: Andromeda, mankind has explored the stars and met dozens of aliens to... "get coffee with. But how likely are we to ever get coffee with actual alien life? Will that alien life enjoy coffee? Will they understand the metaphor? Science Fictional host Anthony Carboni answers these questions and more in this episode focused on first contact.

What Will First Alien Contact Really Be Like? | Science Fictional - Mass Effect: Andromeda

In Mass Effect: Andromeda, humanity has explored the stars, met alien species, and stolen their fax machines. (Spoiler alert.) But how soon will we reach the stars, and how do we know so much about those stars? Science Fictional host Anthony Carboni answers these questions and more in this episode focused on faster than light travel.

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