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<TD WIDTH="280" VALIGN=CENTER ALIGN=CENTER><FONT COLOR="#99CCFF" SIZE="3" FACE="Arial, Helvetica, Comic Sans"><B>'For the World is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky'</B><BR><BR><FONT SIZE="3">by Rik Vollaerts</TD>
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Captain Kirk is shocked to learn that Doctor McCoy has contracted a fatal disease known as xenopolycythemia, and has just one year to live. When the <I>U.S.S. Enterprise</I> then manages to evade an attack by chemically-fused missiles, the rockets are determined to originate from an asteroid named Yonada. However, closer analysis shows that the asteroid is actually a nuclear-powered spaceship, and that it is on a collision course with the Federation planet Daran V. Kirk, McCoy and Lieutenant Commander Spock beam down to investigate and discover that the interior of the asteroid is hollow, and is occupied by a humanoid race of people. The ancestors of these inhabitants built the vessel so that they could escape the destruction of their solar system, but the controls have become defective and Yonada is now out of control. The people are ruled by Natira, a priestess who takes her orders from a central computer designated the Oracle; the machine maintains peace by implanting the inhabitants with devices called 'Instruments of Obedience', which punish wrong thinking. While Kirk and Spock search for the controls to redirect the ship, McCoy and Natira fall in love. But when Kirk and Spock return to the <I>Enterprise</I>, McCoy decides to spend his remaining time with the woman he has come to love; he remains on the asteroid, marries Natira and accepts an Instrument of Obedience…

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William Shatner (<B>Captain James Tiberius Kirk</B>), Leonard Nimoy (<B>First Officer Lieutenant Commander Spock</B>), DeForest Kelley (<B>Doctor Leonard H. ‘Bones’ McCoy</B>), James Doohan (<B>Chief Engineer Montgomery ‘Scotty’ Scott</B>), Nichelle Nichols (<B>Lieutenant Nyota Uhura</B>), George Takei (<B>Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu</B>), Walter Koenig (<B>Ensign Pavel Andreivich Chekov</B>), Majel Barrett (<B>Nurse Christine Chapel</B>), Kate Woodville (<B>Natira</B>), John Lormer (<B>Old Man</B>), Byron Morrow (<B>Admiral Westervliet</B>)

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<BR>8th November, 1968

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<BR>*Featuring Captain James Tiberius Kirk, First Officer Lieutenant Commander Spock, Doctor Leonard H. ‘Bones’ McCoy, Chief Engineer Montgomery Scott, Lieutenant Nyota Uhura, Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu, Ensign Pavel Andreivich Chekov and Nurse Christine Chapel

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