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In [[1947]], after encountering [[Quark]], [[Rom]] and [[Nog]], [[Nurse]] [[Faith Garland]] believed that the [[Ferengi]] would teach [[Humanity]] how to build rocket ships to travel into [[space]]. ({{DS9|Little Green Men}}) |
In [[1947]], after encountering [[Quark]], [[Rom]] and [[Nog]], [[Nurse]] [[Faith Garland]] believed that the [[Ferengi]] would teach [[Humanity]] how to build rocket ships to travel into [[space]]. ({{DS9|Little Green Men}}) |
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+ | In [[1953]], [[Roy Ritterhouse]] drew an [[art|illustration]] for the ''[[Incredible Tales]]'' [[magazine]] that showed a [[Human]] family being sold a rocket ship. ({{DS9|Far Beyond the Stars}}) |
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Captain Proton's rocket ship.
An illustration of rocket ships.
A rocket ship was a fictional spacecraft that featured in many 20th century science fiction stories.
The fictional character Captain Proton used a rocket ship which was equipped with a Destructo beam. (VOY: "Bride of Chaotica!")
In 1947, after encountering Quark, Rom and Nog, Nurse Faith Garland believed that the Ferengi would teach Humanity how to build rocket ships to travel into space. (DS9: "Little Green Men")
In 1953, Roy Ritterhouse drew an illustration for the Incredible Tales magazine that showed a Human family being sold a rocket ship. (DS9: "Far Beyond the Stars")