Summary Of Star Trek 'Space Seed'

The short story Star Trek “Space Seed” and is by Gene Roddenberry. The definition for science fiction is fiction based on imagined future scientific or technological advances and major social or environmental changes, frequently portraying space or time travel and life on other planets (Homepage Bing).
The story is based on a science fiction because it brings up so many different unique technologies. They use a spaceship, but it be used to travel at speed of light for a while. It created to be more unique to this time period. We will be mentioning eight specific examples that are characteristic of science fiction, like Spock, the cell phones, tractor beam, tricorder, space ship, warp drive, and computers.
The first technology is called the
The example in the movie is Dr. McCoy’s is tricorder to check out Khan’s heartbeat to see how his breathing is going.
The Next device is a cell phone to call someone from a mile away and, still get a pretty good reception. The scientist elaborated a more useable cell phone since the early days. They have a touch screen, blue tooth, and the cell phones have changed tremendously over the years. The example from the movie is captain Kirk had made a phone call Spock and he could understand what the person was saying and could communicate with someone across distance
The next technology they used is a tractor beam. A tractor beam is a magnetic traction. A tractor beam is used when a space ship has broken down and another space ship would come to use their tractor beam to connect to it. This is a science fiction because we have not created it yet, or even thought of it to be used in our time.
Also, a character named Spock is different than most of the people on the spaceship. Spock is an alien from a different world, than all the rest of the people on this spaceship. Science fiction is we have an alien, because they are different because of their body feature they have different kind of ear